About
What this is, and what it will not do.
looksmaxing.fit is an independent looksmaxing app. It scores a selfie against a fixed, published rubric and turns the weakest results into a 90-day plan you can actually follow. It exists because most looksmaxing apps hand you a different number every time you upload the same face, which makes progress impossible to measure.
Why this one is different
A rating you cannot reproduce is not a measurement, it is a mood. If your baseline moves on its own, then a jump after a month of real effort tells you nothing, because you cannot separate the progress from the noise. Fixing that is the entire point of this product, and it is why the scoring formula is published rather than hidden.
Why AI face scores drift, and what we do about it →Three commitments
The same photo gets the same score
Every scan runs against a fixed, versioned rubric (currently v2.2) scored over 3 passes, and the median is kept. Scores are pinned to their rubric version so a number from today stays comparable to a number from three months ago. Re-uploading an identical photo returns the identical result, guaranteed by a checksum rather than by luck.
Read the full scoring methodology →Your face is never stored
Photos are processed in working memory and destroyed when the request finishes. There is no image column in the database and no code path that writes one. What persists is numbers and short improvement notes, none of which can recreate your photo or identify you.
See the architecture that makes that true →The price is visible before you upload anything
Pricing sits on the homepage, above the scan. One-time unlock is $1, Coach is $4.99 a year, Lifetime is $9.99 once. No countdown timers, no cheap trial week that quietly rebills monthly, and cancellation takes two clicks.
Compare that against the rest of the category →What it will not do
This category has an ugly side, and a scoring product can do real harm if it is built carelessly. These limits are enforced in the prompts and the output schema, not just promised in marketing copy:
- -No inference of race, ethnicity, age, gender expression, or emotion. The output schema has no fields for them, so there is nothing for the model to fill in.
- -No medical or treatment claims. This is a self-improvement and wellness tool, not a diagnostic one, and it will not tell you to get a procedure.
- -No "masculinity" or "femininity" scoring, and no ranking of one person against another as a human being.
- -No generated "after" faces. You are given numbers and specific actions, not a fantasy render of a different person.
- -No selling, licensing, or training on your images, which is trivially true because they are gone seconds after scoring.
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Corrections, questions, and challenges to the consistency claim are all welcome. If something is wrong, I would rather hear it and fix it.