Drop - Beautiful color picker with Touch Bar support

@androidlove @ernopp As in, taking advantage of the Touch Bar? This was a side project by @cbillins that we realized was turning out really well and we made it into a full on product. The Touch Bar was a nice coincidence. Our hopes for this app are to make enough to keep it up and continue to add features.

@androidlove This is a bizarre comment to see on PH. The Touch Bar is going to be on millions of users laptops in a year from now, the product linked above is a cool use of it and features like the Touch Bar really explode when developers make use of them. What exactly is superficial about any of that?

@jerols @cbillins happy to see my fellow Charlotte creatives putting us on the map

@androidlove @ernopp That's an incredibly bizarre comment, especially on PH. First of all the old chestnut of "Apple is dead" which has been going on for 20 years and then the dissing of somebody else's hard work.

@joshdance Thanks!

@benguild Sorry about that. It looks like Product Hunt doesn't like direct MAS links. I've changed to the iTunes web link and it works.

@jerols Word. I like the way the app looks but I wish I could try before I buy. Also, not sure if I'd pay $3.99 when Coleurs is free. :\ ... https://couleursapp.com/

@benguild I just posted a video showing the major features in case that helps.

@bmoondesigner we don't have plans for that yet. I would like to better understand the value of that feature for you. Would it be to have the color palette from Drop synced with that of the default color picker?

@jerols just curious :) some Mac applications have the default Mac color picker which doesn't have a Hex code input. I use this plugin to add another tab for that functionality. https://www.macupdate.com/app/ma...

@inna_okun fixed, thanks!

@gleb_dvoryatkin Thanks Gleb! @cbillins deserves the credit. This was his little side project — he designed it, learned Swift in order to build it, and did most of the marketing stuff too. I just helped on some of the nerdy stuff... and I'll take credit for the zooming loupe :)