AuraMetrics: Face Score

A face score from a low selfie is hard to trust. The number moves, and nothing tells you which proportion moved it. AuraMetrics reads one front-facing still on your phone. It scores classic facial proportions, shows an attractiveness score, and names the lever pulling that score down. This is sometimes called a PSL Score. A short posture routine is matched to that lever. The photo is for the session. History keeps the numbers, not the picture. On-device face analysis: • Guided scan — align your face in even light, capture a clear still, or choose a front-facing photo. Landmarks are measured on this device. • Attractiveness score — a 1 to 10 read of facial harmony. If a lever is off, it is the main drag. If it is only close, it is still pulling the score down. If every lever is on target, the line says so. • Six proportions — vertical thirds, facial fifths, canthal tilt, facial width-to-height, midface ratio, and the lower third. Each is marked Good, Okay, or Needs work. • Face shape — Oval, Round, Square, Heart, Diamond, Oblong, or Triangle. The grooming note for that shape is part of Premium. • Face guide — a session overlay for balance, eyes, and symmetry after a new scan. It is not saved with history. On the free plan, a remaining main drag opens that chapter. Share is the main button with Premium, or when every lever is already on target. • Versus last — home shows the latest score, the change from the previous scan, face shape, and the drag. What the score is for: Here it is an attractiveness number from a photo, and the lever that costs the most points. The scan measures harmony and structure. Sharpness and finish — how clearly the frame reads, plus skin, hair, brows, and the photograph — are explained in the guide. AuraMetrics does not plan surgery, fillers, or drugs. A rating is not a medical diagnosis. Routines matched to the scan: • Resting tongue posture — the practice paired with the midface. • Chin tuck — the practice paired with thirds, fifths, canthal tilt, width-to-height, and the lower third. • Suction hold — a short palate-suction drill you can run on its own. The match for your latest main drag is listed first, with steps and a timer. These are posture drills. They are not a promise to change bone. The Aura Formula: The guide is writing, not a second scanner. The opening chapter explains four weights: harmony, structure, sharpness, and finish. It is included on the free plan. Further chapters cover harmony, the eye area, jaw and width, sharpness, finish, how to read a scan, and a studio sequence: the still versus the person, a fair rescan, four weeks on one lever, framing, and when the number moves. Premium includes every chapter. Private by default: Pixels stay on the device while the still is measured. Saved scans store numeric metrics, face shape, and the score. There is no account and no cloud library of faces. Settings can delete all local data. Rescan in the same light, at eye height. A low camera changes the lower face before any routine does. Disclaimer: AuraMetrics is a heuristic aesthetic model of a still photo. It is not a medical device, not a diagnosis, and not advice to change your body. Questions about skin, teeth, vision, or hair belong with a clinician. Lighting, lens, sleep, and expression can move a score. Two fair photos of the same person can differ.

AuraMetrics 1.0 • On-device face score from one front guided profile image + optional side profile image • 437 point face mesh • Six proportions, face shape, and what is pulling the score down • Session face guide for balance, eyes, and symmetry • Tongue posture, suction hold, and chin-tuck routines • The Aura Formula, with Premium for the full guide and unlimited scans • History stores numbers, not photos Thanks for trying AuraMetrics.