Recolor any website for your color vision. Tuned to your type, severity & strength. 100% on-device — no data collected.
Users
7
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0.0 / 5
unchanged in 30 days
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#220K
#184K among extensions
Version
1.0.0
updated 9 Aug 2026
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Latest, 15 Oct 2026:7 usersMove the mouse over the chart for any month
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Latest, 15 Oct 2026:0 ratingsMove the mouse over the chart for any month
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About ISHI Q — Colorblind Filter & Vision Assist
See color your way. ISHI Q — Colorblind Filter & Vision Assist recolors every website to suit your color vision, so colors that used to blend together pull apart.
Unlike simulators that just show designers what colorblindness looks like, ISHI Q works FOR you — it corrects real pages as you browse.
WHY ISHI Q
• Tuned to you — set your vision type (protan, deutan, tritan, or monochromacy), severity, and correction strength.
• Clinically grounded — uses the Machado et al. (2009) color-vision model, applied in linear light for accurate results.
• Truly private — everything runs in your browser. No account, no tracking, no data collected. Ever.
• Per-site control — switch the filter off on color-critical sites (photo editing, proofing) in one click.
• Works everywhere — applies to every tab and frame, the moment a page loads.
PART OF THE ISHI Q TOOLKIT
Pair it with the free ISHI Q web app (ishicue.netlify.app) to screen your color vision, correct individual images with the Vision Lens, and build colorblind-safe palettes.
HOW TO USE
1. Pin the extension and click its icon.
2. Set your vision type, severity, and strength — or run Calibrate in the ISHI Q app and copy your profile across.
3. Browse. Every page is recolored for your eyes.
ISHI Q adjusts how colors look; it is an accessibility aid, not a medical device. If your color vision has changed recently, please see an eye-care professional.
Open source — inspect exactly what it does: github.com/yulebesorry/ishi-cue