Set your alarm for the perfect time. Choose which days of the week. The alarm won't turn off until you take a selfie.
Smart oval guides help you position your face the same way every time. Crosshair lines ensure perfect alignment.
Built-in photo guide: lighting, background, hair position, facial expression, camera angle. No guesswork.
Gallery of all your photos with comparison mode. Select any two photos to compare side by side.
Compare any two photos with precise eye-level alignment. Notice even the smallest changes.
Photos never leave your phone. AI works locally. Works completely offline. No sign-up required.






Set your alarm for the perfect time. Choose which days of the week. The alarm won't turn off until you take a selfie.
Smart oval guides help you position your face the same way every time. Crosshair lines ensure perfect alignment.
Built-in photo guide: lighting, background, hair position, facial expression, camera angle. No guesswork.
Gallery of all your photos with comparison mode. Select any two photos to compare side by side.
Compare any two photos with precise eye-level alignment. Notice even the smallest changes.
Photos never leave your phone. AI works locally. Works completely offline. No sign-up required.
For accurate progress tracking
Use consistent lighting
Keep background neutral
No makeup, hair tied back
Relax facial muscles
Face yoga & facial exercises
Gua sha & face massage tracking
Skincare routine results
Anyone tracking facial changes
No accounts. No cloud. No data collection. All photos stay on your device. Always.
On Android, no. The back button does nothing, the screen opens over the lock screen, and the sound keeps going until the photo is taken. On iPhone you can: the notification carries Snooze and Dismiss, because iOS does not let an app hold an alarm hostage to an action. Same app, and the difference is the operating system rather than a decision we made.
It checks that a face is there and roughly centred, and turns the guide green. It does not identify you, and it cannot tell your face from a photo of a face. The point of the detection is to help you line the shot up, not to police it.
In your own photo library, in a FaceAlarm folder or album. Nothing is uploaded, there is no account and no cloud, and the app works offline. Deleting the app never deletes the photos, and Sync photos in Settings finds them again after a reinstall.
The tracking is free with no subscription and no account. That is the whole app on Android and iPhone.
Thirty days is enough to see whether anything is moving. Muscle tone around the cheeks and jaw can plausibly change in that time; skin firmness cannot, since collagen does not rebuild in four weeks.