A tiny difference worth talking about
Color Perspective: Your Green Might Be Their Blue
Name 12 shades, then compare your choices with a friend on the same phone or through an invitation link. There are no correct answers: the result shows agreement on mutually certain choices, not eyesight or relationship compatibility.
Same swatch. Different names.
Is that green or blue? Pink or purple? Name 12 colors and discover where you and a friend draw the line.
For a closer comparison, use the same screen or similar display settings.
A color naming game. It does not test color blindness, intelligence or your relationship.
01 · Pick a name
Choose between two names for each shade. Not sure is always an option.
02 · Bring a friend
Pass the phone or send a link. Both people get exactly the same colors.
03 · Compare your choices
See the names you shared and the shades that started a conversation.
Before you compare
Is there a correct answer?
No. This game explores how people name colors near familiar category boundaries. It does not grade your eyes.
How can two people play?
Choose Same phone and take turns without seeing the first player’s choices. Or play Solo, then create a friend link for the same 12 colors.
What does Not sure mean?
A color is excluded from the agreement calculation if either person is unsure. At least six mutually certain choices are needed for a comparison percentage.
Is this a color blindness test?
No. This is a game, not a medical test, intelligence test or relationship assessment. Screen settings and lighting can affect your choices.