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Sample report preview

Not a number — a full breakdown

Three cards, rendered from clearly labelled sample data, exactly as they appear in your report. Yours is built from your own scan.

Measured

Your feature readings

AI-generated sample portrait with its facial thirds, eye-width fifths and symmetry axis drawn on top Overlay: thirds, fifths and symmetry axis
Sample portrait. The thirds and fifths layer is drawn from a real 478-landmark run, not a template.
  • Face shapeOvalAn outline estimate from three width ratios. A haircut or a slightly raised chin can move the label.
  • Canthal tilt+7.6° / -10.0°Right eye and left eye, measured separately. A few degrees of difference between the two is ordinary.
  • Eye spacing25% of face widthThe gap between the inner corners, as a share of cheekbone width.
  • Facial thirds18% / 45% / 36%Forehead · mid-face · lower face, as shares of face height.
  • Jaw width75% of cheek widthRead at the jaw corner. Body composition and camera height both move it.
  • Nose projectionNot scoredIt needs a side profile, so the field stays blank rather than being filled with a guess.
  • Forehead-top → chin ÷ cheekbone width1.21
    1.11.6
  • Middle band (brow → nose base)45%
    36%50%
  • Jaw width ÷ cheekbone width75%
    66%84%

Every value ships with the band ordinary faces land inside. A reading outside that band is a fact about a reference sample, never a grade.

Diagnostic

Your harmony radar

Symmetry 81Golden 74Thirds 70Fifths 68Eye area 66Jawline 58

Each spoke is one of the six geometry signals, scored 0–100 from the landmarks and weighted by how much it moves the headline Score. The dents are where the report starts.

  • Strongest in this sample read: Symmetry (81).
  • Weakest, and therefore first in the plan: Jawline (58).
  • Every spoke is a band, not a point — the Score ships with a ± range.

Published weights: symmetry 22% · golden 20% · thirds 18% · fifths 14% · eye area 14% · jawline 12%. Change the weights and you change the ranking, which is why they are printed rather than implied.

Ordered by return

What to fix first

Seven presentation properties are measured from your pixels. These three have the most room left, and all three cost nothing.

1

Light evenness

52/100 in this read · 22% of the photo score

Face a window at eye level. Overhead light and one-sided sun are the two most common reasons a photo reads flat.

Cost$0
First signalYour next photo
Weighted gap10.6 pt
2

Background quiet

44/100 in this read · 14% of the photo score

Move two steps so the background is plain or softly out of focus. You should be the sharpest thing in the photo.

Cost$0
First signalYour next photo
Weighted gap7.8 pt
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Sharpness

71/100 in this read · 18% of the photo score

Tap to focus on your eyes, hold still for half a second, wipe the lens. Most phone photos fail here, not on the face.

Cost$0
First signalYour next photo
Weighted gap5.2 pt

Weighted gap = weight × distance from 100. It decides the order; it is not a promise of a score change — these are photography fixes, and the geometry estimate does not move at all.

Sample values from the portrait used across this site. See a complete sample report — every section, before you pay anything.

Hair, framing, light

Hair frames the top third

A hairline sits on the top third. Move it and the third moves with it — no change to the face underneath. That makes hair one of the very few high-leverage, fully reversible decisions in the whole report.

Sample portrait with the three vertical facial thirds drawn on it, showing where a hairline sits Overlay: facial thirds and the hairline
Where the hairline lands in this sample read: the upper third is the shortest of the three.

Style decision

Soft waves, centre parting

Volume and bend through the lengths, framing that finishes just below the jaw.

Length
Collarbone to chest
Parting
Centre, one inch off-axis
Layers
Face-framing, ending below the jaw
Maintenance
Medium
Time to style
10 minutes
Cut cadence
8–10 weeks

Why it fits this read: the framing stops below the jaw, so it adds width where the lower third is shortest instead of covering the cheekbones the readings are taken from.

Trade-off: it needs a round brush or ten minutes with a hot tool to hold the bend. A blunt cut at the same length reads heavier and needs none of that.

Open the free hairstyle finder

Directions, not renders. We never generate a "potential you" — the finder reads a face-shape estimate on your device and lists the directions that frame it. Your photo is not uploaded.

Before
Illustrative example: the sample portrait presented badly (framing)
After
The same photo after the framing fix — lighting, crop and colour only, no retouching
FramingCropped too tight: the hairline and chin are clipped, so the thirds have no margins to sit in and the face reads as crowded.
Before
Illustrative example: the sample portrait presented badly (light)
After
The same photo after the light fix — lighting, crop and colour only, no retouching
LightUnderexposed and flat: cheekbones, jawline and the eye sockets all collapse into one tone, so nothing structural reads.

Same person, same pixels, presented badly and then properly. Nothing is retouched — which is also why there is no picture of a different, better-looking face anywhere on this page.

Exactly what you get

26 chapters, in a fixed order

No padding, and no withheld result: the free scan already shows every number. The report is what the numbers mean and which ones you can move.

AI-generated illustrative portrait (Ava) with the measured 478-point thirds and symmetry axis drawn over it Overlay: thirds and symmetry axis
AvaFacial thirds 18 / 45 / 36
AI-generated illustrative portrait (Noah) with the measured 478-point landmark mesh drawn over it Overlay: landmark mesh
Noah478 landmarks · full mesh
AI-generated illustrative portrait (Mia) with the measured 478-point thirds and symmetry axis drawn over it Overlay: thirds and symmetry axis
MiaMirror axis · bone-pair symmetry

Three AI-generated illustrative portraits, each measured by the same 478-point detector your own photo goes through. No real person is depicted.

Every measurement figure is drawn on your own photo the same way: the measured layer goes on top of your pixels, not on a stock template.

#ChapterWhat it covers
01Your report at a glanceStandout strength, highest-leverage area, first style, color season, perceived-age band, where you sit, and the one thing to do tonight.
02Your starting readYour Score, its confidence band, and the one signal that carried it.
03What's workingFour findings with their numbers, plus the six-dimension harmony profile and its median.
04Your first four weeksFirst 72 hours and a four-week program, before the evidence — the part you can act on tonight.
05Where you sitReference-band percentiles for every reading, plus a real anonymous scan distribution once enough scans exist. Never a ranking of people.
06Every region, with its reference bandFourteen distances and angles in band context, with an explicit "not scored" state for side-view-only claims.
07Your Photo Presentation ScoreSeven properties measured from your pixels, and your three fixes in order.
08Your AI styling conceptOne included concept on your own photo (three in the Dating Report) — the visible difference between $0 and paid.
09Hairstyles on your photoSix decision cards with maintenance, styling time, cut cadence, parting, vibe and the honest tradeoff.
10Your 12-season paletteUndertone, value and contrast from your pixels — ten colors to wear, five to avoid, and the closest alternative season.
11The six geometry signalsThe six bands behind the Score, with the "not scored" list stated up front.
12Symmetry and the midlineWhere your facial axis actually sits, and why a photo moves it more than a face does.
13Facial thirds and fifthsThree horizontal bands, five vertical ones, and why "balanced" is a convention.
14The eyes and browsSpacing, width and the two canthal angles — the four numbers people actually ask about.
15Nose and midfaceFront-view width and symmetry reads, with projection and bridge profile honestly "not scored".
16Lips and smileMouth width, lip-to-mouth balance and the lower-face position — measured at rest.
17Jaw, chin and mouthJaw width, chin height and mouth proportions — plus the profile claims a front photo cannot make.
18Skin tone and photographic observationsITA, undertone, three photographic observations, and the line between a colour measurement and a diagnosis.
19Your ranked plan: face and stylingThree moves, each with type, frequency, first signal, effort, cost, confidence and why it is first.
20Day-to-day: routine, habits, framesSkincare order, key ingredients, training and habits, grooming, and frame guidance for your face shape.
21Your Face DNADistinctive features, reference silhouettes and confidence notes — without naming real people.
22Fixed vs. movable: what you can actually changeThirteen inputs sorted into three buckets, so effort goes only where it moves something.
23How this report was measured478 landmarks, three layers of evidence, the published formula, and exactly what leaves your device.
24What this report can't tell youSeven limits that matter more than the number — read this before acting on anything.
25Boundaries: what this report will never doNo surgery, fillers or injectables; no ethnicity-based ideal; no "potential you" morph; no promised score gains.
26Methodology, sources & your rightsThe published formula, sources, web report + PDF delivery, the refund, and how to delete everything.

How it works

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Which report

Diagnostic, or diagnostic plus prescription?

Both start from the same measurements. Only one of them tells you what to do about them.

The Face Report — $12.90 once

Everything measured, everything explained, and an honest account of what cannot be measured. It opens with the answer and a four-week plan you can start tonight, not a dating strategy.

  • 26 chapters
  • 14 measured ratios with bands
  • Photo Presentation Score with seven fixes
  • Fixed vs. movable table
  • No bio, style, market or schedule guidance

If you only want to know what the numbers mean, this is the whole answer.

The Dating Report — $17.90 once

Everything in the Face Report, plus the prescriptive chapters: photo audit, style anchor, bios and openers, market fit, ranked plan and the 8-week schedule.

  • 33 chapters
  • Every diagnostic chapter, plus seven that prescribe
  • Three bios and five openers
  • Ranked plan with cost, effort and time-to-first-signal

Upgrade later and you pay only the $5.00 difference — never more than buying directly.

Dating Report — $17.90 Compare all three tiers

Not sure the bottleneck is your face at all? Read whether your standards are too high, take the free six-question standards test, or see why we refuse to give you a market value.

Report facts

The Face Report at a glance

Price, inputs, outputs and delivery in one table, so nothing important lives only in the small print.

What you get
Price$12.90 once for the Face Report, $17.90 once for the Dating Report. No subscription, nothing to cancel.
What you provideOne front-facing photo. No account and no questionnaire to start.
Face mapping478 facial landmarks, mapped in your browser by MediaPipe. The free scan uploads nothing.
Measurements14 distances and angles across four regions, each printed with a wide reference band and its reference-band percentile — never a grade.
SignalsSix geometry signals (symmetry, golden ratio, thirds, fifths, eye area, jawline) with published weights, plus a six-dimension harmony profile and its median.
At a glanceStandout strength, highest-leverage area, first style to try, color season, perceived-age band, where you sit, and one thing to do tonight — above the fold.
VisualsThe measured layer drawn on your own photo, plus 1 included AI styling concept (3 in the Dating Report), generated only after explicit consent and clearly labelled.
PlanFirst 72 hours and a four-week program in chapter 04, ahead of the evidence. The dating action plan and the 8-week schedule are in the $17.90 Dating Report.
DeliveryWeb report plus an emailed PDF, usually within a minute of payment. Kept 12 months, deletable in one click.
AI usedNone for the analysis — geometry computed on your device, no trained "beauty" model. The optional styling concepts use an image model, and only after a separate, explicit agreement on the report page.
GuidancePhotography and grooming only. Never surgery, fillers or injectables, no ethnicity-based ideal, and no promised score gain, in any chapter.
Refund7 days, by email, no questions. We do not withdraw the report after a refund.
Your photoFree scans never leave the device. The report object keeps numbers, not pixels. If you opt into the included concepts, the source photo is held for that request only and never stored; only the generated concepts are kept, and they are deletable.
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Questions before you buy

Is this a subscription?

No. One payment. No subscription, no auto-renewal, nothing to cancel. There is no trial, no recurring charge and nothing to cancel.

Do I have to pay before I see anything?

No, and that is the point. You scan first, read the free result and chapters 1–3 of the report, and only then decide whether the other 24 chapters are worth $12.90. The paywall sits on chapters you have never seen, never on a number you have already been shown.

Is anything hidden until I pay?

No. The free scan already shows your score, the confidence band, all seven presentation properties and all six signal bands. Your result is never blurred, locked, or held back. You are paying for interpretation and the fixed-vs-movable analysis, not for access to your own result.

Why is this cheaper than the Dating Report?

Because it does less. This report gives you the answer at a glance, a reference-band position and a four-week styling plan; the Dating Report adds the prescriptive half — photo audit, style anchor, bios, market fit, the dating action plan and an 8-week schedule — plus two extra AI styling concepts. If you buy this one first and upgrade for the same photo, you pay only the $5.00 difference.

Can I buy another report for a different photo?

Yes. Each scan is its own report. The upgrade price and the "already included" rule apply to the same photo only — a new photo is a new report at the normal price, even if you already own both reports for another one.

Do I have to upload a photo?

No. The scan runs on your device and never uploads pixels. You can optionally keep a copy in your own browser so the report can draw the measurements on your own face — it is never sent to us, and you can delete it from the report in one click.

Can I get a refund?

7-day refund, no questions asked — just reply to your delivery email. We do not withdraw the report after a refund. See the Refund Policy.

Will this tell me how attractive I am?

No. The Score is a weak geometric signal. It does not predict matches, dates, replies, or your worth. It tells you what one photograph measures and which parts of that are contestable.

Please read this before you use the result

  • Entertainment & self-insight only. Not medical, psychological, or dermatological advice.
  • The Score is a weak geometric signal. It does not predict matches, dates, replies, or your worth.
  • Estimated with a lightweight on-device geometry heuristic — not a 478-landmark clinical measurement.
  • No procedures, surgery, fillers or injectables are recommended anywhere on this site.

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