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Synesthetic Palette is a creative tool built on Muse Wonder for independent designers and small studios, made in Berlin for my own studio first. The problem: every week, designers choose colours for real clients by eye. Contrast gets checked by hand or not at all, and since the European Accessibility Act took effect in June 2025, inaccessible colour is a real liability. What I built during the hackathon: drop in a reference image and Muse Wonder reads it like an art director, assigning six roles (background, surface, text, muted, primary, accent), each with a name and a reason. Deterministic OKLCH code then checks every text/background pair against WCAG 2.2 AA, fixes only the lightness of failing pairs (hue kept, gamut mapped), derives a dark theme and verifies it too. Every colour is matched to the nearest real artist's pigment from the Colour Index International (generic name, constitution number, distance, approximate tints and shades). The whole Studio repaints itself in the verified palette, every system is kept in a Library, and the result exports as CSS variables and W3C design tokens. The model proposes, colour science verifies. Every palette ships accessible and explained. Pre-event baseline: the first commit (25 Sep 2026, tag v0-pre-event) is an earlier scaffold with a text-brief generator and a chat, reachable at /#v0 and not part of this submission. Everything in the demo was built between 26 Oct and 4 Nov 2026.