Wolf's Raven builds tools for creative and professional work — private by default, priced honestly, made one at a time. This page borrows its color from the world, the same way our first app does.
Pick a sample and the whole site takes its color from it — a working demonstration of what ColorPickr does on your phone.
A camera that reads color instead of taking pictures. Aim, capture, and copy the result as HEX, RGB, HSB, SwiftUI Color, or UIColor — carried to your Mac by Universal Clipboard. No frames are saved, and there is nothing to sign into.
A governed workspace for organizations that have outgrown shared folders and spreadsheet trackers. Drafting, approvals, checkout locks, version history, audit trails, and acknowledgement campaigns — with assisted answers arriving only after the source of truth can be trusted.
No account where an account isn't needed. No analytics, no ad identifiers, nothing collected because it might be useful later.
Control, versioning, and audit trails ship first. A confident answer drawn from an ungoverned document is worse than no answer at all.
Software that runs on your device and costs us nothing to operate is a purchase. Recurring prices are for things that carry recurring service.
Camera color shifts with light and surface, so we say so on the product page instead of hiding it in a footnote after the sale.
Wolf's Raven is the working name of Donald W. Jordan, an independent developer in Modesto, California. Products are designed, built, shipped, and supported here — the person who wrote the code is the person who answers the email.
Thirty years of writing, art, music, and teaching came before the software work, which is less of a detour than it sounds. Each of those disciplines is the same exercise: work out what a person actually needs, then take away everything else.
The studio operates as a sole proprietorship and is preparing to incorporate. Purchases, support commitments, and privacy promises carry over unchanged.
The studio mark, since 2024
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