My wife has been into coloring for a long time, and over the last year I kept hearing the same frustrations about organizing her Ohuhu markers.
Finding a specific marker, reorganizing everything after buying new sets, remembering which colors she already had, or trying out palette ideas before committing to a page… it all became surprisingly difficult once her collection started growing.
I’m a software developer, so I started building a tool for her.
After months of working on it (and many feature requests from my very demanding first user 😄), I think it’s finally at a point where I’d love to get feedback from people outside our house.
At the moment it’s focused on three things:
- Tracking an Ohuhu marker collection.
- Recreating your real-world storage layout.
- Building and saving palettes that match that physical organization.
You can use all of those core features for free, and you don’t even need to create an account.
I’m also experimenting with AI features, but honestly that’s not why I’m posting here. What I really want to validate is whether the core experience is actually useful for people who color regularly.
So I’d really appreciate your honest opinions.
- What feels confusing?
- What would you change?
- What’s missing?
- Is there something you’ve always wished existed for organizing your markers or planning palettes?
I’ll read every comment and reply to everyone. If enough people point out the same pain points, they’ll directly influence what I build next.
Thanks for helping me make something that’s genuinely useful for the coloring community.
Edit: One thing I realized from the comments: palette generation is not based on your physical marker layout. The idea is simply to show you where each marker from your chosen palette is stored in your real organizer, making it faster to gather everything before you start coloring.
