Tonemoa and Sweep: Personal Color Analysis and Ad Blocking
Maker's note: 기준일 2026-10-03. We're the AZET team. This post takes two one-liners from our family overview — Tonemoa for personal color analysis, Sweep for ad blocking — and gives each a closer, honest look. Status statements are current as of October 3, 2026.
In our family overview we introduced six products with one line each, and stopped there deliberately: a blog post freezes, a product page updates. This post breaks that rule twice, carefully — going deeper on Tonemoa and Sweep while keeping every status claim dated and every planned price labeled as planned. The live reference is azet.io's product and pricing pages; where they and this post ever disagree, they win.
Tonemoa: personal color analysis, told as a webtoon
Personal color analysis matches color palettes to your natural coloring — the tones that suit you and the ones that don't. It's a familiar idea in Korean styling culture, and its questions are practical: which colors to wear, which makeup shades, why some photographs flatter and others don't.
Tonemoa is the AZET family's take, and its distinguishing choice is form. The analysis is told as a webtoon — a comic — rather than a page of swatches. You provide a photo of your face; Tonemoa reads the tones in it and suggests the colors that suit you.
The privacy design is worth stating, because it's both unusual and checkable: the photo is analyzed inside your browser. It isn't uploaded to our servers, it isn't used to identify who you are, and no face-recognition data is kept. Gender and age are estimated only where example outfits need them, and nothing beyond that is inferred.
Where it stands: the international version is planned — azet.io labels it "coming soon internationally." What's designed is a two-tier shape: free one-page reports for quick everyday use, and fuller paid reports covering your color season, palette, color codes, and makeup and clothing colors. International pricing for the full reports isn't set, so we won't pretend to a number. When it is set, the pricing page carries it.
Sweep: ad blocking for every screen
Most ad blocking people encounter is per-browser: an extension here, a setting there, and every app outside the browser untouched. Sweep starts from the other reading of the phrase on azet.io — ad blocking for every device — meaning one blocker that covers ads, trackers, and phishing sites in every browser and every app, under a single license spanning iPhone, iPad, Android, Windows, and Mac.
The distinction matters more than it sounds. Per-browser blocking leaves the most insistent ads — the ones inside apps — entirely alone, and it multiplies setup work across every device you own. System-wide blocking is one decision instead of six, which is the whole argument for it, and also the reason it takes longer to build.
Where it stands: in development. Checkout is not open, nothing is for sale, and the prices on the pricing page are explicitly planned prices:
| Plan (planned) | Price (planned) | Devices | Also planned |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free tier | $0 | — | Basic browser blocking, so you can try before paying |
| Personal | $19.99/year | Up to 3 | $1.99 monthly or $39.99 lifetime |
| Family | $29.99/year | Up to 9 | $2.99 monthly or $59.99 lifetime |
The numbers are quoted so you can see the shape, not as an offer. Planned means planned: checkout opens when the product is ready, and the pricing page is the authority on what things cost when it does.
What we're not claiming
Both products, stated flatly: neither is purchasable today. Tonemoa's international version is planned, and its full-report pricing is unset. Sweep is in development with checkout closed. Neither carries launch dates we're willing to attach, and neither carries user counts or testimonials, because we have none to cite. The one-liners from the family overview still stand as our shortest true sentences about each; this post adds the next layer of detail on top of them.
FAQ
What is Tonemoa? The AZET family's personal color analysis product, told as a webtoon. It reads the tones in a photo of your face and suggests the colors that suit you. The photo is processed in your browser and never uploaded.
Is Tonemoa available internationally? Not yet. The international version is planned, and azet.io labels it "coming soon internationally."
What is Sweep? An ad blocker for every device — blocking ads, trackers, and phishing sites in every browser and app, with one license covering iPhone, iPad, Android, Windows, and Mac.
Can I buy Sweep today? No. It's in development, checkout is not open, and its listed prices are planned rather than current.
How much will they cost? Sweep's planned prices appear on azet.io's pricing page, from $19.99/year planned for up to three devices. Tonemoa's full-report international pricing isn't set yet.
Two one-liners, unpacked
Tonemoa for the colors that suit you, Sweep for the screens you'd rather see clean — both real, both unfinished, both saying which is which. The family overview lives at https://azet.io, current status included.