CharlX Studio — Taipei
Small iOS apps that do their thinking on the device. Only what you choose to share ever leaves your phone.
Temple
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Temple pillars and doors, lanterns, spring couplets, brick. The most abundant saturated colour on a Taiwanese street.
The twelve colours in Huxle, with the values they were picked on. Why each one is in the game →
Huxle
A daily colour hunt
One colour lands each day, and you go and find it — a wall, a jacket, a bruised peach. Your phone scores how close you got, on the phone. It takes a few minutes and then it's done.
Not a manifesto. If any of these stops being true, it comes off the page.
Huxle's first palette was too hard to find. The replacement was scored against a 66-photo corpus before it shipped, and the result is written down as a trade rather than a clean win — more findable, slightly looser. Read the working →
The code that decides how close your photo got to today's colour makes no network calls at all. Solo finds are stored on your device. A photo is uploaded only when you put one in front of your crew.
You can play without an email or a password. There are no advertising identifiers, no third-party ad SDKs and no cross-app tracking — and the privacy policy is short enough to actually read. Read it →
Bug reports, questions about how something works, or a note that something on this page is wrong — all welcome, and all read.
charlx.studio@gmail.com