ooo: Face Symmetry Test

ooo: Face Symmetry Test

Measure an asymmetrical face

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  • Released
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  • August 3, 2026
  • October 10, 2026

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ooo measures your face's left–right symmetry from a single front-facing photo. Take one with the camera or choose one from your library. ■ Overall symmetry score The left–right difference summed up as a number out of 100 (100 = no measured difference). It measures symmetry only, not appearance. ■ Mirrored faces Swipe through the original, the flipped photo, and faces made perfectly symmetric from the left half or from the right half. ■ Detailed report Midline tilt, left–right turn and up–down angle, plus how much higher one side sits at the eyebrows, outer eye corners and mouth corners, shown as percentages and degrees with the direction. ■ Asymmetry pattern Based on which way the chin is shifted and how the eyes line up, the result is labeled Type 1–3 or Balanced. The type is a name for the measured pattern, not a diagnosis. ■ Live guidance while you shoot The camera checks distance, centering, head angle, lighting and expression, tells you one thing to fix at a time, and takes the photo automatically once everything lines up. ■ Save and share Save the photo you're viewing (original, flipped or mirrored) to Photos, or share it. ■ Your photos stay on your phone Face detection and analysis run entirely on your device. Your photos are never sent to a server, and no account is needed. ooo is for fun and reference only. It is not a substitute for medical advice.
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What's New in ooo

1.3.1

October 10, 2026

• Missing features are no longer hidden If the eyebrows, outer eye corners or chin can't be found in a photo, that row now shows "—" and asks you to retake with your face filling the frame. No type or score is made up from missing data. • A score only when all four features are found Partial measurements get no score and aren't saved to History, so your averages and trend stay honest.

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