For iPhone · coming soon

You vs past you.

Aswell reads your posture and skin from a photo, then gives you a few small habits for the day. No face ratings. No 6/10. Only how you've changed since last time.

We'll email you when it's out, or when you can try it early. Nothing else. How we keep it

The honest one

Most face apps are built to make you feel like a number. We left all of that out.

  • Rate your face out of 10.
  • Rank you against strangers.
  • Promise you a new jawline.
  • Sell you someone else's ideal.

Instead, Aswell measures, suggests a few habits, and shows you what changed, against you and only you.

How it works

Posture and skin.
One simple plan.

  1. 01 Posture · free

    Your posture, measured.

    Two photos, front and side. Aswell measures how you line up, in degrees.

    • Head
    • Shoulders
    • Hips
    • Knees
    • Ankles
    • Neck
  2. 02 Skin · first read free

    One selfie for your skin.

    A short read of your skin today: hydration, texture, clarity, redness, breakouts, puffiness, plus your face shape for haircut ideas. In words. No diagnosis, no rating, no score.

  3. 03

    Both land on one screen.

    The two reads turn into your day: a focus habit, a posture routine and a skin routine, matched to what was found. Scroll to see it.

  4. 04

    Move with a guide.

    Every exercise plays on a loop with the reps and sets. Tap each set as you finish it, then get on with your day.

  5. 05

    See what changed.

    Every week, a new read, compared with the last one. Points only land when something really moved.

Two reads, one plan

Angles, not opinions.

Aswell only shows what it can measure honestly. If it can't, it says nothing.

Example side photo with the measured head position +0.0° Example photo
PostureFree, always

Head position +8.7°

Your head's sitting forward of your shoulders. The classic screen-time pattern, and very fixable.

  • Measured on your phone, never uploaded
  • Front and side: head, shoulders, hips, knees, ankles
  • Unsure joints are skipped, not guessed
Example selfie being read
  • Redness · looking good
  • Hydration · looking good
  • Breakouts · worth a look
  • Face shape · oval
Example photo
SkinFirst read free

Words, never a score.

"A few active breakouts showing. A steady routine beats reacting to each one."

  • Reads visible skin today, not a condition
  • Sent once for the read, then thrown away
  • Cosmetic guidance, not medical advice
Your styles

Cuts that tend to suit your face.

Your read includes your face shape. Aswell shows haircuts that often work with it. Suggestions to try, not rules.

Curtain bangs
Textured crop
Layered bob
Curtains
Shag
Textured quiff
Butterfly cut
Surfer flow
Textured pixie
Classic side part
Angled lob
Messy shag
Bixie
Soft mullet
Long layers
Textured brush-up

Illustrations made for Aswell. No real person's photo is used.

Built to feel good

Go on,
tick one.

Checking off a habit should feel like something. This is the same tick that's in the app. Finish all three and the day fills in.

0/3
Today

Three small things.

Your photos

Private by design,
not by promise.

Posture stays on your phone.

The photos are measured on the device and never uploaded. Not to us, not to anyone.

Face photos: read once, not kept.

A selfie is sent for one read, then discarded. The photo itself lives only on your phone.

Delete it all, one button.

Your account and everything synced, gone from our servers and your phone. No emailing us, no waiting.

No ads. No selling data. No training AI on your face. Read the privacy policy

Pricing

Pay for the tracking,
not the advice.

Your scan and your plan are free. A subscription keeps the record.

Free

$0forever

Everything you need to start.

  • Posture scansUnlimited, always free.
  • First face readOn us, no card needed.
  • Your planMatched habits, yours to keep.
  • TodayYour effort and every check-off.
Join the waitlist

Pro

$39.99per year

About $3.33 a month. 14 days free to try.

  • Weekly face readsA fresh read every week.
  • Your full historyKept as long as you keep it.
  • Before and afterYour own then and now, side by side.
  • Share cardOne image of your progress.
  • Reads that remember youEach one builds on the last.
Get notified at launch

Prices in US dollars; the App Store shows yours in your currency. Cancel any time in your iPhone's Settings. Two plans, one trial, no discounts.

Start with a photo.
See where you are.

Aswell is almost ready. Leave your email and we'll tell you the day it's on the App Store.

We'll email you when it's out, or when you can try it early. Nothing else. How we keep it

FAQ

Fair questions.

Something else? Ask us, a person answers.

Does Aswell rate my face?

No. There is no score, no percentile and no "ideal face" anywhere in the app. The skin read describes what's visible today in words. The only comparison is you against your own earlier reads.

Is this medical advice?

No. Aswell gives cosmetic and everyday-habit guidance. It reads visible state ("some redness today"), never a condition. If something hurts or worries you, see a doctor or physio.

Where do my photos go?

Posture photos never leave your phone; they're measured on the device. A face photo is sent once to be read, then thrown away. It's never stored on a server and never used to train AI. Photos stay on your phone until you delete them.

How is posture measured?

A pose model finds points like your ears, shoulders and hips, then Aswell measures the angles between them. That's plain geometry, so the same photo always gives the same result. If a point isn't clear enough, it's left out rather than guessed.

What's free, exactly?

Posture scans (unlimited, forever), your first face read, your plan and your daily habits. Pro adds weekly face reads, your full history, the before-and-after view and the share card.

Can under-16s use it?

Yes, for posture and habits. The face read is only for 16 and over, and it stays locked below that age.

Android?

Not yet. Aswell launches on iPhone first. Join the waitlist and we'll tell you if Android happens.

Who makes Aswell?

One independent developer in Warsaw, Alperen Sirli. The goal is an app that's useful and honest, not one that keeps you scrolling.