About the startup
ToonTone is a small browser game about guessing cartoon and anime character colors. Each round gives you a character prompt, and you adjust hue, saturation, and brightness until the color feels close to the target. A normal game has five rounds and ends with a shareable score image. I played a recent round and got 7.4/10. Homer and SpongeBob were easy for me, but Naruto and Captain Hook pulled the score down. The game is quick, casual, and free to play in the browser. It does not require an account.
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