Very entertaining
Good clean fun
Lame
Garbage
Just Started
This is a forced review, I haven’t gotten a chance to try it yet!
Cute concept
Cute app, haven’t used it socially but I like the features. Cute, simple, unique :)
Dope
Good vibe

This app uses your phone's camera to analyze photos and assign an "aura score" based on various data points. It provides personalized insights, visual filters, and allows you to track and compare your scores with friends in a game-like experience.
Reviews of Aurascope are mostly positive: the Photo & Video app is rated 4.6/5 from 180 App Store ratings. What users like most: great app, fun to use. Top complaints: screen freezing issue, compatibility problems. Summarized from real user reviews.
2.5
August 19, 2025
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2 issues
Screen freezing during sign-in
Compatibility issues with certain devices
2 requests
Add friend functionality
Orbit visualization
Aurascope is a camera-first mobile game that turns real life into a vibe check. Each photo you take is analyzed using over 500 data points, including lighting, color, posture, context, and emotional tone, to generate an aura score. It provides personalized insights, visual aura filters, and allows you to collect your scans in a personal photo collection called an Orbit.
The aura score is generated by analyzing over 500 data points from your photos, encompassing elements like lighting, color, posture, context, and emotional tone. The clearer and more intentional your photo, the deeper the feedback you receive. Your Aura Score updates daily, and taking more photos can help raise it.
The application is free to download and use, offering core features for scanning photos and tracking your energy. However, it does include in-app purchases, suggesting that some advanced features, content, or enhancements may be available for purchase.
You can scan a wide variety of subjects, including yourself, friends, pets, food, drinks, rooms, and general environments. The app categorizes scans into four core types: Souls (people or pets), Artifacts (items and objects), Spaces (indoor or outdoor environments), and Elixirs (food and drinks).
Yes, Aurascope allows you to compete with friends. You can challenge friends to beat your aura score, compare scans, and participate in daily and lifetime aura rankings. This gamified aspect encourages interaction and friendly competition among users.