Scan it, see what's inside
Point the camera at a barcode or take a photo of the packaging. The app finds the product, reads its ingredients and grades the formula from A to F.
All work
iOS · Beauty
Skinly AI
Know what's in your cosmetics before it touches your skin.
Skinly AI reads the ingredient list of a cream, shampoo or serum and tells you, in plain words, whether it is safe and whether it suits you. Scan the barcode or just take a photo of the pack.
In progress
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- Role
- Design, development, backend and launch
- Platform
- iPhone
- Stack
- Flutter, OpenAI Vision, Open Beauty Facts
- Languages
- Russian for now
- Model
- 5 free scans a day, Premium for unlimited
The problem
Ingredient lists are long, in Latin and printed in tiny type. Most people buy skincare by the label on the front and find out about a bad ingredient only after a reaction.
What I built
One scan turns the list into a safety grade from A to F, flags risky and pore-clogging ingredients and gives a personal verdict based on your skin type, hair type and allergies. If the barcode isn't in any database, a photo of any side of the pack is enough.
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An AI consultant for skincare
Ask what comedogenic means, how to build a morning routine or which ingredients to avoid with sensitive skin. Answers stay on the topic of cosmetics.
Care that fits your skin
Skin type, hair type and allergies live in your profile, so every analysis ends with a verdict for you, not for an average person. Scan history and favourites are kept by category.
A wishlist for later
Save products you want to try so they don't get lost between store visits.
Everything else it does
Scanning
- Barcode lookup in Open Beauty Facts and UPCitemdb
- Photo of any side of the pack, not only the label
- A whole shelf from one photo
- Search by product name
Analysis
- Safety grade from A to F
- Risky and pore-clogging ingredients flagged
- Side-by-side comparison of two products
- Safer alternatives to a product
Every day
- UV index for your city with an SPF hint
- Share an analysis as a card
- Scan history of up to 100 products
- Cosmetics only: food and medicine are politely declined
Under the hood
Three sources before AI
A barcode goes through Open Beauty Facts, then UPCitemdb, then a beauty store catalog for the photo. The AI only grades what the databases return, so the product name isn't invented.
A photo is enough
If the ingredients are visible, the app reads them from the picture. If not, it recognises the product and pulls its ingredient list from the catalog.
Instant home screen
Popular products are cached for the day and drawn before the first frame, so the home screen opens without loading placeholders.
Strictly cosmetics
Every AI request is limited to cosmetics, and ingredients are always given by their INCI names in Latin, the way they are printed on the pack.
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