A photo a day, and your face stops being a guess.
Muka takes one selfie, reads three zones (under eyes, cheeks, jaw) and lines it up against your baseline. You see what changed, in what direction, and how it tracks with the goal you picked.
Three steps, and the third one repeats.
Depuff, glow, clear, balance oil or calm. One at a time, so the readings stay about something.
One bare-face photo in daylight. Everything after it is measured against that starting point.
Thirty seconds each morning. Muka handles the comparison and tells you what moved.
Five goals. The app follows the one you choose.
Your goal decides which zones matter, what the daily prompt asks, and which findings you get shown.
Under eyes and jawline, morning to morning.
Evenness and light across the cheeks.
Where breakouts show up, and how often.
Shine through the T-zone across the day.
Redness and reactivity, day by day.
Face photos are about the most personal file you own.
So Muka treats them that way. Each photo is sent securely to be read, used for nothing but your readings, and deleting a check deletes the photo with it.
Read the privacy policy →Not a diagnosis. Not a score out of ten.
Muka observes what a photo can show and says so plainly. Findings it shows you come with the research they came from, and anything it can't see, it leaves alone.
