Scan any product to see what's really in it. Take a 10-second face scan. After a few weeks, the app tells you which products are helping your skin and which ones aren't — yours specifically, not skincare in general.
Built with Hayley, a licensed esthetician. Free while in early access.
Three habits, about a minute a day.
Point your phone at any product's barcode. You get the full ingredient list in plain English, a 0–100 score, and a flag on anything known to irritate, clog pores or trigger allergies. No barcode? Photograph the label and your phone reads it.
Your iPhone maps your face in 3D and guides you through three photos — straight on, then each side. It takes them automatically when your angle, distance and lighting match yesterday's, so the photos are actually comparable.
Log what you're using and when you started. The app watches redness, breakouts and texture and tells you, product by product: working, not working, or too early to tell.
Ingredient rating apps give the same score to a teenager with oily skin and a 50-year-old with rosacea. Yours learns from what your skin has actually done.
"This product scores 62."
"This scores 62 in general — but it has coconut oil, and you broke out the last two times you used something with it."
With your permission, Hayley can see your progress before you sit down — what you've been using, how your skin has trended, what reacted. No more trying to remember six weeks of routine from memory. You can turn sharing off at any time.
Your esthetician sees what changed since last time.
Stop buying things your skin has already told you it doesn't like.
Suggestions come from Hayley, filtered by your goals and your history.
An iPhone with Face ID. The face scan uses the same 3D camera that unlocks your phone. An Android version comes later.
Daily takes about 10 seconds and gives the clearest results, but a few times a week works. The app smooths out odd days, like scanning under bad bathroom light.
No. It tracks how your skin looks over time — redness, breakouts, texture. It doesn't diagnose anything, and it isn't a substitute for a dermatologist.
Free during early access. After that we expect a small monthly subscription, with a free tier for Hayley's in-studio clients.
Public ingredient databases, EU cosmetic regulations, and a rubric Hayley maintains herself. Every score shows its reasons — no black box.
Create your account, tell us about your skin, and you'll get the app as soon as it's ready for testers.
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