Glowjoon · prototype
Tell us what you love. Show us a few photos. We’ll tell you what actually suits you.
Your photos never leave this device. Not uploaded, not sent, not stored — the colour reading below runs in your own browser and the image is discarded the moment it finishes. Nothing here is a face scan: no face is detected, measured, or compared with anything.
Step one
You mostly know this already — that’s the point. Your answers are the profile’s backbone; the photos only confirm and sharpen it.
Step two
Five to ten, in different light, where you can see your face and what you were wearing. Pick ones you like — you choosing them is better data than a scan of your whole camera roll.
On a phone this opens your photo library. On a computer you can also drag them here.
They stay on your device either way.
Step three
Every line is yours to change. Edit any of them, delete any of them — the ones you correct are the ones that make this worth anything.
Your profile
Saved on this device only. Nothing has been sent anywhere.
What isn’t here yet. The lines that read your clothes — “you own six cropped pieces and wear two, both structured at the shoulder” — need a model call on a server, and that needs one AWS permission only Kay can grant. Tonight’s reading is colour, done locally and honestly. The agents that go hunting come next.