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Product / iOS · Live on the App Store

An AI beauty product, shipped.

Chromyne turns a selfie and a short style quiz into a personalized color, makeup, hair, and outfit report. Nazam LLC designed, built, released, and operates the product.

Version 1.0.9 on the U.S. App Store · iOS 15.1 and later · free with in-app purchases.

Chromyne welcome screen on an iPhone listing the app's color analysis features
Nº 01 · Product entry screen
Problem

A specific answer when the choice matters.

People can see a color they like and still not know whether it works for their own face. A professional consultation is not always available at the moment of choice, while generic quizzes flatten a personal decision into a broad category.

Chromyne was designed for the gap between those two experiences: a guided product that gives the user a useful, personal result without pretending to be a clinical or dermatology tool.

Product boundary. The app focuses on color guidance and beauty recommendations. It does not claim AR makeup try-on, dermatology-grade skin analysis, a marketplace, or a social feed.
Product Experience

One input. One decision path.

The experience keeps the user moving from context to result. The analysis runs server-side and the downstream report follows from the resulting season, undertone, contrast, and depth.

01UploadSelfie
02AnswerStyle quiz
03AnalyzeImage analysis
04GuideReport + palette
05UseMakeup, hair, outfits
Chromyne full report screen showing a user's season and recommended colors
Nº 02 · Full report
Chromyne makeup plan with step-by-step product application guidance
Nº 03 · Artistry map
Chromyne shareable result card summarizing a user's color season
Nº 04 · Result card
System / AI Logic · Built & Operated by Nazam LLC

Product decisions are part of the build.

The product is intentionally constrained: a clear input, a guided analysis, and a report that gives the user something to do next. That shape keeps the AI application legible and keeps the human decision with the person using the result.

App
Expo React Native with TypeScript, shipping to iOS and Android from one codebase.
Backend
Node.js and TypeScript API with Supabase for authentication, database, and storage.
AI
Server-side image analysis with Gemini primary and OpenAI as fallback.
Billing
RevenueCat for subscription state across the stores.
Operations
PostHog and Amplitude for product analytics; Sentry for crash reporting.
Current status

New, live, and running.

Chromyne is commercially available on the App Store. The U.S. listing currently shows version 1.0.9 and free access with in-app purchases. No adoption or performance result is claimed here.

The proof is the end-to-end product work: design, build, QA, store review, release, and ongoing operation. The same foundation carries the B2B spin-off, Chromyne for Salons.

Chromyne seasonal result screen showing a Warm Autumn color passport with undertone, contrast, and depth

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