
BrushForge
Miniature paint converter and painting toolkit
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BrushForge is a free-to-start iOS and Android app that helps miniature painters find the closest match for any paint in another brand, and keeps the whole hobby organized: the paints you own, your recipes and your projects. The problem it solves: a tutorial calls for a Citadel paint, you own Vallejo, and the only help is an outdated forum chart. BrushForge answers that with real color data in a few taps. What you can do: - Convert between 4,300+ paints from Citadel, Vallejo, Army Painter, AK Interactive, Pro Acryl, Scale75, Two Thin Coats, Kimera Kolors and more. Every match is ranked by ΔE2000 color distance and checked for paint type and finish. - Open any paint for highlight and shadow suggestions, complementary colors and similar paints from other brands. - Track the paints you own and your wishlist, spot gaps on a color wheel, and stop buying duplicates. - Save step-by-step recipes with the exact paints you used, and keep project photos and plans together. - Sample colors from a photo of a painted miniature, or preview zenithal and noir lighting before you start. - Share recipes and finished models with other painters in Community (Android). Why painters use it: - Built by a miniature painter and shaped by feedback from other painters. - Core tools work offline, at the painting desk or in the hobby store. - Try it first in your browser: the free web converter and brand-to-brand charts at brushforgeapp.com need no account. - The paint catalogue keeps growing, and adding more brands is the current main focus. Made for Warhammer 40k, Age of Sigmar, D&D and other tabletop miniatures. Free to start, with an optional Premium upgrade. Independent app, not affiliated with any paint brand or Games Workshop.
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Hi PeerPush! I'm Bas, a Frontend developer who got back into painting minis after almost 20 years. BrushForge started as my own tool to match paints across brands. Which brand should I add next?