OpticQuizOPTICQUIZ
Free · on-device · open-source · published method

SEE COLOR.
CHECK COLOR.
CORRECT COLOR.

OpticQuiz is two things built on one published color-vision method: free online vision tests, and a color-accessibility platform that checks a palette, fixes it, and corrects color in real time for people who can't tell it apart.

ONE PUBLISHED
METHOD

Everything above runs on the same open-access method — DOI 10.5281/zenodo.21310578, Machado (2009) color-vision simulation with CIEDE2000. It's a screening and correction aid, not a legal audit, and it says so. Published so you can check it. See the research →

WHY IT'S HONEST

One person, real tests, and a strict rule: every tool states exactly what a screen can and cannot measure. No fake precision, no diagnosis cosplay, and your answers and scores never leave your device. The honesty policy → · See every use case →

Keeping no analytics on you has a cost: it means this site cannot prove it helps anyone. So it asks instead. The Impact Archive is a consented, citable record of who these tools actually helped — published in full, including the people who said they didn't, and deletable by its authors at any time.

Important — read before using. OpticQuiz is an educational and accessibility tool, not a medical device or diagnostic instrument. The vision tests are screening estimates for personal, educational use and do not diagnose any condition; screen-based results are limited by display calibration, lighting, and viewing distance. The color-correction tools are aids that improve color distinguishability, not a cure, and are not a legal ADA/WCAG accessibility audit. If you're concerned about your vision or eye health, see a licensed optometrist or ophthalmologist.