Pocket CVI is a native macOS app for people who work with brand colors every
day: designers, developers, marketers and brand owners. Instead of five browser
tabs, a notes document and a screenshots folder, it keeps a company's whole
visual identity — colors, logos, fonts, documents and rich-text notes — in one
window, organized as brand kits.

The picker is the signature feature: press Ctrl-Cmd-Shift-P anywhere on the
Mac and a round magnifier loupe follows the cursor. One click captures the
exact pixel as HEX, RGB or HSL, on any connected display, with continuous
picking to grab a whole run of colors. Two automatic collections do the
housekeeping: Recent gathers what you pick, and Clipboard captures color
values you copy in other apps.

Building a kit can start from a URL. Point Pocket CVI at a website and it
imports the brand: colors named by their role, logos at their highest
resolution, the site's webfonts and a full-page screenshot. From any kit it
generates a multi-page A4 design manual, checks WCAG-style contrast, and
exports swatches for Illustrator, Photoshop, PowerPoint, Keynote or a
codebase. Kits sync between Macs through the user's own iCloud — files
included — and travel as single .pocketcvi files.

Everything that doesn't call an AI model is free, forever — no account, no
watermark, no collection limits — and the core app works fully offline. Pro
(€5/month or €99 once, three-day trial without a card) is more than AI. It
adds five AI features — written brand descriptions, official brand-guide
scouting, palettes from a written brief, AI color naming, and premium
AI-typeset design manuals — and two local pro tools that need no key and no
network: design-manual generation and swatch export for Illustrator,
Photoshop, InDesign, PowerPoint, Keynote and code. The AI runs on the user's
own Anthropic or OpenAI key, or a self-hosted model such as Ollama; Nullbase
never proxies requests or adds a markup.

Pocket CVI is made in Denmark by Nullbase, is signed with an Apple Developer
ID, notarized by Apple, and updates itself.
