# Fazly

## Overview

Fazly reads a photo of your face and gives you seven scores — overall, symmetry, jawline, skin, eyes, hair and harmony — then picks the area holding you back and builds a 30-day routine around it. The pitch on the site is "an honest reading of your face": a number you can argue with beats advice you can't check.

Most apps in this space either rate you and stop, or hand out generic routines that ignore what your face actually needs. Fazly connects the two: the scan decides what the plan is.

## What it does

• -Seven scores per scan. Overall, symmetry, jawline, skin, eyes, hair and harmony — each measured rather than estimated, so two scans are comparable.
• -A focus area, then a plan. The lowest-scoring trait becomes a 30-day routine drawn from a task library, where every task carries its reasoning and step-by-step instructions.
• -Progress you can see. Before/after photo comparison and rescans, so improvement is a curve rather than a feeling.

## The free browser tools

Ten measurement tools run in the browser with no account: looksmax score, face shape, symmetry, golden ratio, canthal tilt, jawline, fWHR, facial thirds, eye spacing and lip ratio.

They run on Google's MediaPipe face mesh compiled to WebAssembly, which means the landmark detection happens on the device — the photo does not need to leave the browser to get a measurement back. It also makes the tools the honest front door to the app: you can check the maths yourself before you install anything.

## Platforms and reach

iOS and Android for the full app, plus the web tools. The interface ships in five languages — English, German, Turkish, Portuguese and Spanish.

The free tier covers the browser tools and basic scans. Pro adds the full breakdown, the roadmap and unlimited rescans, priced per App Store region.

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Live at fazly.app.