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Sharp

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iPhone skin analysis app for men that scans your face in 10 seconds, scores six skin dimensions and builds an 8-week routine with weekly re-scans.

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About Sharp

Sharp is a skincare app for men that measures skin instead of guessing. You point the camera at your face for about 10 seconds and get a skin score from 0 to 100, broken down into six dimensions: clarity, oil, redness, pores and texture, eyes and hydration. The app states that it gives a cosmetic score, not a medical diagnosis.

From the scan it builds an 8-week plan with simple morning and evening steps, water and lifestyle habits that can be checked off daily. Once a week you re-scan, and the app compares the new photo with the last one, factors in your consistency and revises the plan, swapping active ingredients if progress stalls. It also offers product recommendations and before and after photos, and photos and data can be deleted along with the account. The first scan and score are free, while the core plan features need a subscription (annual or weekly) or a one-time lifetime purchase.

Key features

  • 10-second face scan with skin score
  • Six measured skin dimensions
  • 8-week routine with daily check-offs
  • Weekly re-scans that adjust the plan
  • Product recommendations matched to scans
  • Before and after photo comparisons

Good fit for

  • Tracking skin progress over weeks
  • Building a simple morning and evening routine
Tags
skincare
face-scan
skin-analysis
ios-app
routine
men

Sharp: questions and answers

What is Sharp used for?
Sharp is an iPhone skin analysis app for men that scans your face in 10 seconds, scores six skin dimensions and builds an 8-week routine with weekly re-scans. It is a good fit for tracking skin progress over weeks, and building a simple morning and evening routine.
How much does Sharp cost?
Sharp is a paid product with no free plan.
Is Sharp open source?
No. Sharp is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the AI Tools category, open-source options include OpenClaw, Open WebUI and ComfyUI.
What are some alternatives to Sharp?
Other SaaS products in the AI Tools category include Beauty Score, beeuty and Dailyglowup.

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