HOW THE ANALYSIS WORKS
Your Face
Decoded.
Understand your features, see the detail behind the numbers, and turn your findings into a plan you can follow.
Take a closer look
01 / A GOOD START
A better photo.
A more useful comparison.
Your evaluation starts with what the camera can see. A clear, repeatable photo helps you understand your features and compare later reports with more context.
Report format can differ in older app versions and saved evaluations.
Even light
Face a soft light source. Avoid harsh shadows across your features.
Eye-level camera
Keep your face front-on and use a similar distance each time.
A relaxed expression
Let your features rest naturally. Keep hair away from your eyes and brows.
An original photo
Use a sharp image without reshaping, beauty filters or heavy compression.
02 / THE DETAIL
See what sits
behind a measurement.
The width across the nose base, relative to the width of the face.Nose-base width / cheek width
Hover or drag to explore the scale. Illustrative values.
Detected landmarks describe distances, angles and proportions. Image-based assessment adds context for features such as skin texture, hair and grooming. The report brings both together.
These are estimates from a photograph, not direct measurements of real-world anatomy. Pose, lighting and image quality affect the result.
PSL score
A separate scale used in the report. Read it alongside the feature breakdown.
Mogging & feature scores
Context for your evaluation. Scores are not population percentiles.
03 / PUT IT TO WORK
A finding is a starting point.
Your routine is the next step.
Your Protocol turns recommendations into daily steps for skin care, grooming, posture and more. Follow your routine, mark tasks complete, and revisit your evaluations over time.
Keep your photos consistent when you check in again. A different angle or brighter light can change the report without a physical change.
The routine shown is an example. Recommendations and potential scores are estimates, not a promised result.
Interactive example. Try checking off a step.
GOOD TO KNOW
A little more context.
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