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Skinzy
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About Skinzy
Skinzy is an AI-driven web application that analyzes facial skin from a selfie, producing 25 individual scores across five facial zones: T-zone, left cheek, right cheek, chin, and under-eye. The tool uses MediaPipe FaceMesh to detect 468 facial landmarks and applies a dedicated acne classifier to assess oiliness, dryness, blemishes, pigmentation, and sensitivity. Each scan includes a confidence metric to indicate reliability, and the selfie is processed and deleted immediately after scoring. Users receive a breakdown of their skin condition per zone, along with a preview of a personalized skincare routine and top ingredient matches. The free plan offers unlimited scans and basic recommendations, while the paid Skinzy Plus provides a full AM/PM routine, complete ingredient lists, a 12-week phased plan, and 52-week trend tracking. The tool emphasizes educational advice rather than medical diagnosis and does not sell skincare products or accept sponsors.
Key features
- 25 per-zone skin scores
- MediaPipe FaceMesh with 468 landmark points
- Dedicated acne classifier
- Confidence scoring for each analysis
- Personalized AM/PM routine preview
- Ingredient conflict warnings
- 12-week phased skincare plan
- 52-week trend tracking
Use cases
- Personalized skincare routine generation
- Tracking skin condition changes over time
- Identifying ingredient conflicts in current products
Pros
- No sign-up required for basic scans
- Processes selfies locally and deletes them immediately
- Provides per-zone scoring across five facial areas
- Includes confidence metrics for each analysis
- Free plan offers unlimited scans and basic recommendations
Cons
- Pigmentation scoring remains the least reliable metric
- Skinzy Plus requires annual or lifetime payment with no monthly option
- No mobile app available at launch
Frequently asked questions about Skinzy
Who founded Skinzy?
Skinzy is an AI skin-analysis web app founded in 2026 by Yash Ghansham Thakare, an independent developer who builds and operates it solely.
Is Skinzy actually free?
Yes — unlimited scans, all five zone scores, and a first look at your routine and top ingredient match are free forever. Skinzy Plus unlocks the full AM/PM routine, every matched ingredient, the complete 12-week plan, and 52-week trends.
How is this different from a 'what's your skin type' quiz?
A quiz asks you to guess. Skinzy scores five zones of your face — T-zone, both cheeks, chin, and under-eye — from an actual photo across oiliness, dryness, acne, pigmentation, and sensitivity, so it can tell you your T-zone is oily while your cheeks are dry instead of forcing your whole face into one category.
Is my selfie stored?
No. Your photo is processed and discarded — only the resulting scores and recommendations are saved to your account.
Does it work across skin tones?
Pigmentation scoring is weighted by an estimated Fitzpatrick tone rather than one global threshold, so it accounts for a range of skin tones rather than assuming one. It is still the weakest of the five axes.
What does the confidence score mean?
A confidence score comes with every read — built to say 'we're not sure' rather than hand you a routine from an unreliable photo. It is calculated from your own photo each time.
