How to play
Three steps, one photo, and a fresh board every day.
01
Meet the color
It's front and center on the dial the moment you open the app. Take a good look, then head out.
02
Hunt it down
A front door, a fallen leaf, the mug on your desk. If it's real, it's fair game, so line it up and take your shot.
03
Climb the board
The closer your photo is to the color, the higher you score. See where you stand on the Global and Friends tabs.
A taste of the palette
Spin the dial or tap a chip to try one on.
Hundreds more are waiting in the game.
Mosaic
Every color you catch becomes a tile in your collection. Newest first by default, or sort by hue to see the spectrum. A photo that falls short still earns its score, but it won't be added.
- Electric Violet
- Tangerine
- Turquoise
- Orchid
- Goldenrod
- Sky Blue
- Hot Pink
- Daffodil
- Cerulean
- Rose
- Spring Green
- Cobalt
- Crimson
- Jade
- Dodger Blue
- Tomato
- Sea Green
- Indigo
- Coral
- Mint
Hall of Fame
Every day, the five best scores earn a lasting place here. These tiles are samples, not real entries.
SampleElectric Violet
SampleLight Sea Green
SampleRuddy Brown
SampleRegalia
SampleDark Tangerine
About VibrantEye
VibrantEye is a free game from Nirbyte Labs about spotting color in the world around you. A new color goes live at midnight UTC, and each player gets a single scored shot at it. Android comes first, with iOS planned to follow.
FAQ
- What is VibrantEye?
- A daily color hunt from Nirbyte Labs, played with your phone camera. When the clock hits midnight UTC, a fresh color arrives and your job is to find it on something real.
- How does the daily photo work?
- You get one scored photo per day. Your score reflects how closely it matches that day's color, so frame it with care. Tomorrow, a new color gives you a new chance.
- What is on the daily leaderboard?
- It has two tabs. Global ranks the day's scores, and Friends narrows the list down to your friends.
- What is the Mosaic?
- It's your personal wall of caught colors, latest on top, and you can reorder it by hue. Photos that aren't close enough to the day's color still get a score, but they stay off the wall.
- Is VibrantEye free, and which phones can run it?
- Yes, it costs nothing to play. It launches on Android, with an iOS version planned later.