Ignoring the advice of the app, I inputted a bunch of startup/company names, and it was surprisingly accurate. In fact, it was a bit more concise than http://www.colorfyit.com/
I tried apple, it was red, then I tried apple computers, and it was more cobalt/grey, very cool.
Facebook was solid, Hacker News and Y combinator were a bit off, but close enough, and slashdot was spot on, so was VLC.
I think this is why it also seems to create colors that don't appear to be related at times. I found the colors returned when searching for "black" and "white" particularly bizarre. "white" for example, gets what looks like a pure white image, but then has cyan and purple swatches: http://i.imgur.com/zlObSsB.png
I guess my point was that the OP will have better luck promoting his work if he gives people a clue about what they're looking at, and some brief instructions on how to use it.
I'm sorry, but I'm not going to drop everything and dig through your source code just to figure out how to use your web page or WTF you're even trying to do.
Very sorry about this, I've changed the description under the page and says: "Try inputs like 'ycombinator' or 'facebook', or even 'doraemon'. Everything is supported, especially logos. ".
I think these words may work better than "I feel sorrow", and thanks for your comments, they make me realize that a good instruction means a lot.
I tried apple, it was red, then I tried apple computers, and it was more cobalt/grey, very cool.
Facebook was solid, Hacker News and Y combinator were a bit off, but close enough, and slashdot was spot on, so was VLC.
edit: given the description here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10309209 it makes a lot of sense :)