Get to know your face
Explore your facial features, compare both sides, and find a routine that fits your day.
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Your face in 3D · On Face ID iPhones
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Free in your browser. No account. Your photo stays with you.
Inside the app
Start with a photo, or capture a 3D model on a Face ID iPhone.
Compare both sides and explore 19 readings, with angles, ratios and on-screen guides.
Browse guided sessions, tick off habits and keep a photo journal.
A closer look
Explore your face as a sculpture or with a skin texture. Available on Face ID iPhones.
Read angles and proportions across eyes, structure, harmony and skin, with context for each measurement.
Switch between your original photo and mirrored halves to explore the differences.
Make time for yourself
Choose a guided session, follow the steps, and keep track of the habits you want to build.

Step-by-step Gua Sha guidance, with a session overview and timed instructions.

A guided morning session with cloth-wrapped ice and simple instructions.

Find your daily moves, check in on your habits, and keep a photo journal over time.
Our method
Symmi maps 478 landmarks and calculates angles and ratios. Pose, lighting and expression can affect a reading, so every result needs context.
How measurements work →Photo analysis runs on your device. You can explore the browser tools without an account, then find Symmi on iPhone or Android.
Reading
Looksmaxxing · 11 min
PSL, mogging, ascending, Chad: the vocabulary of looksmaxxing was built on three defunct forums by young men who believed a face could be ranked. It now runs through TikTok, a $3.99-a-week app and an Olympic press conference. What the words mean, where they came from, and why a measurement is not a grade.
Photos · 7 min
Same faces, same lighting, different focal length: attractiveness ratings jumped from 13% to 51%. Your phone's front camera sits at the wrong end of that range. Here is what that does to your face, and why a measurement has to control for it.
Photos · 6 min
In a classic experiment, people preferred the mirror image of their own face while their friends preferred the true one. That is why photos feel wrong, why the inverted filter feels like a horror film, and why Symmi shows you both views.
FAQ
No. Symmi uses a face landmark model to place 478 points, then computes geometry from those points: angles, distances, ratios. There is no language model writing an opinion. The same photo gives the same numbers.
No. Landmarking, measurement, the 3D model and the skin analysis all run on the phone. Photos and models are stored inside the app and can be deleted from Settings. You don't need an account to scan.
iPhones with Face ID (the TrueDepth camera). Other iPhones and Android phones use the photo scan, which gives the same 478 landmarks and 19 readings.
No app can, and Symmi says so on every reading. Structural readings are marked fixed. The plan targets what moves: muscle tone, fluid, posture and skin.
They are real measurements of the landmarks on your photo, so pose and lighting matter. Symmi warns you when the head is tilted or turned enough to bias a reading, and rescans use the same method so changes are comparable.
Scanning and your results are free. Pro unlocks the training plan, routines, Real-time mode and rescans, as a weekly or yearly subscription you can cancel anytime.
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