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Product
- Technology Inside ExactHue Core: spectral reflectance recovery, CIE colorimetry, CAM16-UCS matching, a 50,000-sample skin library across Fitzpatrick I–VI, and a REST API that drops into existing e-commerce platforms.
- Colour science The published colour science ExactHue Core is built on — CIE 1931, L*a*b*, CIEDE2000, CAM16-UCS, standard illuminants, and the melanin–haemoglobin skin model — explained without jargon.
- Shade library How ExactHue built a library of over 50,000 calibrated skin samples balanced across Fitzpatrick types I–VI — the sampling plan, the consent model, the ground truth, and what the data is never used for.
- Solutions How beauty brands, retailers and marketplaces use ExactHue Core to cut shade-mismatch returns, lift first-order confidence and plan inventory across the full tonal range.
- Integrations How ExactHue Core connects to Shopify, Salesforce Commerce Cloud, commercetools and custom storefronts — what each integration installs, what it needs from you, and how long it takes.
- API overview The ExactHue Core REST API: authentication, the match, render and catalogue endpoints, reason codes, rate limits, versioning and data residency.
- Pricing ExactHue Core pricing for beauty brands and retailers: a paid pilot, a growth plan for live storefronts, and enterprise terms with data residency and custom SLAs.
Company
- About ExactHue was founded in 2025 by Kislyn Bejagan to fix cosmetic shade matching with colour science.
- Founder Kislyn Bejagan founded ExactHue in 2025 to treat cosmetic shade matching as a measurement problem rather than a rendering one.
- Careers How ExactHue hires: a small pre-seed team in Singapore working at the seam between colour physics and commerce.
- Contact Contact ExactHue about a pilot, a technical review, press or data-protection queries.
- FAQ Frequently asked questions about ExactHue Core: how physics-driven shade matching works, accuracy across Fitzpatrick I–VI, privacy of captures, integration effort and commercial terms.
Account
- Sign in Sign in to the ExactHue console to manage catalogues, review per-band accuracy reporting and access your API credentials.
- Create an account Create an ExactHue account to access the sandbox, ingest a test catalogue and run measured shade matching against your own range.
Trust and legal
- Security ExactHue's security practices: encryption, access control, capture handling, sub-processors, incident response and our responsible disclosure policy — including what is not yet in place.
- Accessibility ExactHue's accessibility commitment for exacthue.com and the ExactHue Core widget: WCAG 2.2 AA target, what is conformant today, known limitations and how to report a barrier.
- Privacy policy How ExactHue collects, uses, shares and protects personal data — including facial captures processed by ExactHue Core, research contributor data, and your rights under GDPR, UK GDPR and Singapore's PDPA.
- Your data rights How to exercise your data protection rights with ExactHue — access, correction, erasure, portability, objection and withdrawal of consent — including who to contact and how long it takes.
- Terms of use The terms governing use of the ExactHue website, console and ExactHue Core API — including licence scope, acceptable use, service levels, fees, liability and governing law.
- Service levels ExactHue Core service levels: uptime commitments by plan, how downtime is measured, service credits, support response times, maintenance windows and incident communication.
- Cookie policy Which cookies ExactHue sets, why, how long they last, and how to change your choice at any time.
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