Vera

Three photos in, a full routine out — skin analysis that scores eight metrics across 18 face regions and explains every step it prescribes.

Vera reads three photos of a face — front, left and right — and scores eight things about the skin: acne, dark spots, fine lines, redness, oil balance, moisture, texture and dark circles, each on a 0–100 scale, each finding landed on one of 18 named regions of a skin map. Out of that comes a morning and night routine with the reason for every step, product matches filtered by skin type, sensitivities and budget, and a weekly re-scan that sets the latest photos beside the last ones. Progress is judged on six-week cycles, because skin turns over about once a month and a new routine needs that long before the verdict is fair. A chat assistant answers with the user’s profile, routine and most recent analysis in hand, and a food guide names twenty-five foods alongside the nutrient doing the work. The line the product will not cross is a medical one: cosmetic guidance, never a diagnosis. Photos are kept only for progress comparison — never used to train a model, never sold — reminders fire on-device, and a single action deletes profile, photos and analyses. The free tier covers the skin profile, the tips and food libraries and reminders; Vera Pro adds the re-scan analysis, the full reasoned routine, product recommendations, the progress timeline and chat. iOS ships first; Android arrives when its sign-in path does.

Client

Laratian

Category

Mobile App

Year

2026