Sample interfaceThis scanIllustrative screen, not a real scan.
Score
64
Confidence · High
Capture quality
- LightEven, no hard shadow
- FramingFull face inside the guides
- SteadinessHeld through the capture
Skin Pulse 2.0 · in development
Know whether what you do to your skin actually works.
Scan. Change one thing. Check again. Every score carries its confidence and its capture quality. When the difference is too small to call, Skin Pulse says so.
This page describes Skin Pulse 2.0, which is being built and has not been released. The store buttons install the current Skin Pulse app, which does not yet include every feature shown here.
Current app: free to download, a 3-day trial, then the price shown in your store.
Skin Pulse
Latest check
Score
71 sample
Confidence
High
- Light
- Clear
- Framing
- Full
- Steady
- Held
No confirmed change
Against the baseline. Inside the margin. Capture quality matched.
The closed loop
Planned for 2.0 · in developmentSeven steps, then it starts again.
A routine is a claim. The loop is how you test it. One change in, one comparison out.
- 01
Scan
A guided capture. Light, framing, and steadiness are recorded with the photo.
- 02
Act
Change one thing. A product, an ingredient, or a habit. Leave the rest still.
- 03
Check
Come back for a scan that can be compared with the baseline.
- 04
Follow
The routine stays in view between those scans, so the check is about what you actually did.
- 05
Learn
A plain-language read of the comparison, including when it cannot call a change.
- 06
Measure
The record keeps the score, the confidence, and the capture quality together.
- 07
Adapt
Keep what held. Drop what did not. The next loop starts from that baseline.
Scan reliability
Planned for 2.0 · in developmentEvery score shows its work.
Confidence and capture quality sit with the number, every time. A dim photo and a clean photo are not the same evidence. If two comparable scans differ by less than a set margin, the result is No confirmed change. That margin is an experimental setting and has not yet been validated on real users.
- Confidence is shown with every score.
- Capture quality is shown with every score.
- Inside the margin, the words are No confirmed change.
Sample interfaceCompared with baselineIllustrative screen, not a real scan.
No confirmed change
The gap between these two scans is inside the margin (experimental, not yet validated). Skin Pulse reports that instead of a smaller number.
Sample interfacePersonal experimentIllustrative screen, not a real scan.
One new product
Day 0
Baseline scan
Capture clear. Confidence high.
Day 0
One change logged
A single new product. Nothing else moved.
Day 7
Check
No confirmed change. Inside the margin.
Day 14
Check
A difference was recorded. Confidence high. Capture matched.
Cause and effect
Planned for 2.0 · in developmentWhat you did, then what the scans said.
Personal experiments have a start, a single change, and a result. A result shows what the scans measured; it does not prove what caused it. The timeline keeps them in order. A quiet week is an answer: No confirmed change, written down, not left as a missing result.
Shelf scanner
Planned for 2.0 · in developmentRead the bottle against your shelf.
Point the camera at a product. Skin Pulse reads the label and lines the ingredients up with what you already use, and with the experiment you have open. It is a check before something new joins the routine.
Sample interfaceShelf scanIllustrative screen, not a real scan.
Bright serum
30 ml · read from the label
- NiacinamideAlready in your routine
- PanthenolNew to this experiment
- GlycerinAlready in your routine
Sample interfaceAI Skin AgentIllustrative screen, not a real scan.
You
Skin Pulse
Monday’s product is the open experiment. Keep it to that until Thursday’s check. If the captures match and the gap is inside the noise, the result will read No confirmed change.
AI Skin Agent
Planned for 2.0 · in developmentCoaching that protects the experiment.
The agent remembers the one change you are testing and the day you are due to check. It explains the result in plain language. It does not invent a score to be helpful, and it will not pile on a second change before the check.
Free and Premium
Free to download. Premium to continue.
These are the terms of the Skin Pulse app in the stores today. There is no separate free edition. You download it free, try it, then subscribe through Apple or Google if you keep it. Skin Pulse 2.0 pricing will be confirmed before it is released.
Download the current app
$0
to install from the App Store or Google Play.
- 3-day trial of the full product for new subscribers.
- The App Store listing includes up to 3 scans a day during the trial.
- A reminder before the trial ends. Cancel in the store if you stop there.
Premium
$14.99per month, US App Store
$149.99per year, US App Store
- Google Play shows its own price before you confirm.
- Billed by Apple or Google. Prices vary by country.
- Deleting the app does not cancel the subscription.
Planned for Skin Pulse 2.0
In development. Not all of these are in the current store app.
- Guided scans with confidence and capture quality on every score
- No confirmed change when a difference is too small to call
- A cause-and-effect timeline
- Personal experiments, one change at a time
- Shelf scanner and ingredient checks
- The AI Skin Agent
FAQ
Questions
What does Skin Pulse do?
Skin Pulse 2.0, now in development, connects a scan, one change you make, and a later check. The score stays next to its confidence and its capture quality, so you can see whether that change showed up.
What does “No confirmed change” mean?
Two scans were steady enough to compare, and the difference was inside the margin Skin Pulse treats as too small to call. That margin is experimental and not yet validated. Skin Pulse says that in words instead of offering a smaller number that would not hold up.
Why is capture quality on the result?
A score from a dim, cropped, or shaky photo is not the same evidence as a score from a clear one. Quality is on every result so you can tell them apart.
What does the shelf scanner check?
The shelf scanner is planned for 2.0. You point it at a product. It reads the label and compares ingredients with your current routine and your open experiment. It does not certify that a product is safe, and it does not claim a product will treat a condition.
What will the AI Skin Agent not do?
The agent is planned for 2.0. It will not invent a score, and it will not add a second change to an experiment that is still waiting on its check. It explains the comparison you already have.
How do the trial and the subscription work?
The app is free to download. The US App Store listing describes a 3-day trial with full access and up to 3 scans a day, then a monthly plan at $14.99 or a yearly plan at $149.99. Google Play shows its own price. The plan renews through the store unless you cancel at least 24 hours before the period ends. Deleting the app does not cancel it.
Does this website scan my skin?
No. Scans happen in the app. This site does not take photos, run analysis, or take payment. Privacy, terms, and support are here.
How do I get help or ask for deletion?
Email support@gigzy.net. The support page has the store steps for subscriptions and the deletion request.
Does Skin Pulse give medical advice?
No. It is a cosmetic assistant for tracking how your skin looks and what you changed. It does not diagnose, treat, or replace a clinician. For a medical concern, talk to a qualified professional.