Waste of $
I just wanted to get a haircut recommendation based on my face. It lead me to purchase a face analysis that I thought would include the haircut suggestion but it was just ai saying stuff about my face - mostly related to the lighting. Not helpful at all and I still had to pay extra for the haircut stimulator which did not allow me to change the hair color
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A $20 Glow-Up & a Free Sexuality Change
Accidentally downloaded this thinking it was QOVES. Unfortunately, I was $20in by the time I learned that my face could apparently be improved by becoming leaner, more masculine, more gym-obsessed, and, most impressively, heterosexual.
The "10/10 life" feature was the real masterpiece, According to the app, my ideal future involves helicopters, yachts, rooftop parties, tech-bro conference energy, and a rotating cast of conventionally attractive women.
Tiny issue: I'm gay.
Which would have been very easy to account for if the app had asked literally one more question before generating an entire fantasy life around a very specific straight-male ideal
That’s really the bigger problem. The analysis feels generic, the recommendations are heavily rooted in looksmaxing/manosphere aesthetics, and its definition of the "ideal man" seems suspiciously narrow: more angular, more muscular, more status-coded, more conventionally masculine, and apparently surrounded by women at all times.
A few of the facial observations were genuinely useful, so I can’t quite justify only 1 star. The 2nd star is mostly for the accidental comedy value of watching the app construct an entire "10/10 life" for me around gym culture, status symbols, attractive women, and an apparently mandatory heterosexual awakening.
The "10/10 life" feature was the real masterpiece, According to the app, my ideal future involves helicopters, yachts, rooftop parties, tech-bro conference energy, and a rotating cast of conventionally attractive women.
Tiny issue: I'm gay.
Which would have been very easy to account for if the app had asked literally one more question before generating an entire fantasy life around a very specific straight-male ideal
That’s really the bigger problem. The analysis feels generic, the recommendations are heavily rooted in looksmaxing/manosphere aesthetics, and its definition of the "ideal man" seems suspiciously narrow: more angular, more muscular, more status-coded, more conventionally masculine, and apparently surrounded by women at all times.
A few of the facial observations were genuinely useful, so I can’t quite justify only 1 star. The 2nd star is mostly for the accidental comedy value of watching the app construct an entire "10/10 life" for me around gym culture, status symbols, attractive women, and an apparently mandatory heterosexual awakening.
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Scam
I downloaded app and you set up subscription without my agreement or consent. You would get zero stars if it was possible
Very unclear payments
Basically stole 30 quid from me and didn’t say anything about having to pay that much and wouldn’t let cancel my subscription scamming badtards
Scam app
It says 1 dollar per week but it’s hides the fact that after the first week it charges 20 damm dollars per week I got charged almost 100 dollars for a subscription that I didn’t even know I had
