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Your iPhone maps your face — landmarks, proportions, symmetry, skin — and a model that runs on the device itself returns your Overall, your Potential, and the eight metrics behind them.
Scan your face. Get an Overall and a Potential score across 8 facial metrics — then run a 30-day program of daily habits built around your weakest one and watch the number actually move.
iPhone · iOS 17+ · front camera · free daily plan, no account needed
A single number tells you nothing you can act on. LOOKSMAXBRO splits your face into the eight things you can actually work — and shows you which one is holding the rest back.
Example scores, shown to illustrate the breakdown — not a real person's results.
Scanning your face every day is noisy and demoralising — the number moves on lighting, not on you. So the plan is a 30-day program of small daily habits, each graded by how much evidence actually backs it, and you re-scan once a week — long enough for a real change to clear the noise, often enough to stay in the fight.
Your iPhone maps your face — landmarks, proportions, symmetry, skin — and a model that runs on the device itself returns your Overall, your Potential, and the eight metrics behind them.
You get a daily plan aimed at your weakest metric — SPF and skincare, sleep, steps, grooming — each one graded by the evidence behind it, with a quick check-in to log it. No camera, no guilt. The streak is the point.
Once a week: before and after, side by side, with the delta on every metric and the habit that earned it. Skin +0.3 → SPF and skincare, 7 of 7 days. Then the next week builds on it.
Every other app in this category uploads your face to a server to score it. We didn't. The model ships inside the app and runs on your iPhone's own silicon — which means there is no bucket of selfies anywhere to leak, subpoena, or sell. We do run a small server for your account and progress, but your face never reaches it. Here is the whole ledger, including the part most sites leave out.
A few things do leave your phone, and we would rather you hear it from us. First: your account and progress — an anonymous account and your course progress, daily-plan history and points sync to our server so they survive a reinstall or a new phone. Never your photos, your facial measurements or your scores. Second: anonymous product analytics (Amplitude) — how far you got in the app, your quiz answers, and a coarse, bucketed version of your score, so we can tell whether the thing works. No photo, no landmarks, no name. Third: an install-attribution signal (AppsFlyer) — which promo brought you here, once, and only with the ad identifier iOS lets it have after you answer the tracking prompt. Fourth: anything you tap Share on. The Compare card ships with your photo switched off by default; the time-lapse is your face by definition, so it only ever moves when you send it. Read exactly what we collect →
Correct. The scoring model is bundled inside the app and runs on your iPhone's Neural Engine, so your face is measured and scored on the device and there is no code that would send the photo or the measurements anywhere. We do run a server for your account and progress, but your face never reaches it. The only way a photo of you leaves the device is if you tap Share yourself. You can verify the scoring is local: put the phone in airplane mode and scan. It works.
The model is trained on two public research datasets of faces rated by human panels, and it predicts how such a panel would rank a face. That is what it is — a statistical echo of other people's taste, learned from a few thousand faces. It is not an objective measure of you, and it is not a medical or psychological assessment. The datasets it learned from carry their raters' biases, so the model does too: we measure that per group instead of hiding behind one average, and it does not always come out well. Use the score as a training signal, not a verdict.
Overall is where your face scores today. Potential is where the model puts the same face with the things you can actually change — skin, hair, body fat, grooming, sleep — moved to their realistic best. The gap between the two is the part worth working on, and it is what the program is aimed at.
Because a face doesn't change in a day, but your lighting does. Scan daily and you measure the weather, not yourself — the number bounces and you quit. A week is long enough for a real change to clear the noise, often enough that you're still paying attention.
Not for the daily work. Your daily habit plan stays free for good, and so do your progress photos, the time-lapse export, three starter guides and deleting your data. What the subscription buys is every number this app worked out about your face — your Overall, your Potential and the eight metrics — the full 30-day program, points and streaks, and the per-metric deltas each week. We would rather you read that here than discover it after you've scanned your face. Any free trial is Apple's own introductory offer, shown on the purchase screen before you confirm. The subscription renews automatically, the price is always shown before you buy, and you cancel in your Apple settings in two taps. Full terms are here.
Settings → Erase all data wipes every photo, score, check-in and streak from your phone in one tap. Your photos and scores live only on your iPhone, so that is all it takes for them. For the anonymous account and progress we sync, Settings → Delete account hard-deletes it from our live systems at once; short-term encrypted backups hold a copy for up to about four weeks, then it is gone. Deleting the app removes the on-device data; use Delete account first if you want the server side gone too.
LOOKSMAXBRO is in private testing on TestFlight. It is not on the App Store yet, and we are not going to give you a date we cannot keep. iPhone, iOS 17+.
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