elevated sebum, T-zone
mild congestion, nose
confidence
$5/MO · iOS & ANDROID
A second opinion on your skin, before you buy the next thing.
Take a photo. Get a specific read on what's actually going on — texture, redness, pigmentation, congestion — and a routine built for that, not for what's trending this week.
analysis from a real user, shared with permission
What you upload, what you get back.
Three real scans from three real people. Tap any one to see what the model flagged, where, and how confident it was. No filters, no smoothing — these are phone photos under bathroom light.
post-inflammatory pigmentation
barrier dryness
confidence
hormonal-pattern breakouts
scarring, healed
confidence
tap to see the full breakdown →
Here's what we look at. That's it.
We don't promise to tell you your skin's "aura" or its "vibe." We read seven things from a clear photo, in good light, of a clean face. If the photo isn't good enough, we tell you to retake it.
TEXTURE
surface unevenness, pore visibility, micro-bumps
ERYTHEMA
diffuse redness and inflamed zones
PIGMENTATION
melanin distribution, dark spots, post-acne marks
SEBUM
oil distribution across T-zone and cheeks
HYDRATION_SIGNAL
fine lines from dehydration vs. age
CONGESTION
blackheads, sebaceous filaments, closed comedones
BARRIER_FLAGS
signs of compromised barrier from over-exfoliation
Your routine, written for the skin in the photo.
Two routines: morning and night. Each step has a reason tied to a specific finding from your scan. If a finding clears in your next scan, the step changes.
AM · morning
01
linked → Amazon
gentle non-foaming cleanser
addresses barrier flags from current routine
02
linked → Amazon
azelaic acid 10%
post-inflammatory pigmentation, left cheek
03
linked → Amazon
ceramide moisturizer
hydration signal flagged moderate
04
linked → Amazon
mineral SPF 30+
non-negotiable while pigmentation is active
PM · night
01
linked → Amazon
oil cleanser → gentle cleanser
T-zone sebum, congestion
02
linked → Amazon
adapalene 0.1%, pea-sized
jawline breakout pattern
03
linked → Amazon
barrier balm on dry zones only
spot-treat dryness without occluding T-zone
About the Amazon links.
Yes, we earn a small commission when you buy through them. No, it doesn't change what we recommend — the model picks ingredients first, then finds the cheapest credible product that contains them.
If a $7 drugstore option fits, that's what shows up. We'd rather be useful than expensive.
example: when your scan flags azelaic acid 10%, you might see —
The Ordinary
$13.40
amzn
Scan again in four weeks. Watch the numbers move.
The point isn't the first scan. The point is the fourth, when erythema is down 18% and you can stop wondering whether the routine is working.
week 0
erythema · base
sebum · base
pigment · base
week 2
erythema -8%
sebum -4%
pigment -2%
week 4
erythema -18%
sebum -11%
pigment -6%
week 8
erythema -31%
sebum -22%
pigment -14%
this is a real user, week 0 through week 8, shared with permission
What this isn't.
We're not a doctor. We can't diagnose conditions like rosacea, eczema, or skin cancer. If something's changing fast, growing, or bleeding, see a dermatologist. We'll even tell you to.
We can't diagnose medical conditions.
We won't tell you you're "flawless" to make you feel good — there's nothing to fix and that's a finding too.
We don't sell our own products. The recommendations come from existing brands.
If a finding looks concerning, we'll tell you to see a real dermatologist before we say anything else.
Why I built this.
I spent four years and probably $2,000 on serums that didn't do anything for my skin because I didn't actually know what was wrong.
The first time I saw an analysis that said "your barrier is compromised, stop using actives for two weeks" I cried a little. I wanted everyone to have that.
maya · founder
$5 a month. Cancel anytime, no email-us-to-leave nonsense.
Unlimited scans. Updated routine each time. Progress over weeks. Cancel from inside the app in two taps if you decide it isn't for you.
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