See the haircut before you sit in the chair.

One photo. A preview that changes your hair and leaves your face alone — plus the exact words to take to your stylist.

A woman photographed in a car, long straight blonde hair worn flat with a center part. — Same face, same seatbelt, same afternoon light. Only the styling moved.

The same woman with the previewed styling: long layers, face-framing pieces and a softer off-center part. — Same face, same seatbelt, same afternoon light. Only the styling moved.

Android beta is live today. No account to make. No scores, no ratings, ever.

Every change comes with instructions.

The picture is only half of it. The other half is what to ask for, what it costs you in upkeep, and what you can do tonight for nothing.

The previewed styling, annotated with three notes pointing at the part, the root shadow and the layered lengths.

Soft off-center part, lift at the roots Tonight, with a hairdryer

Root shadow, 2–4 cm, beige and sand Ask at the salon

The length stays. Layers start below the collarbone Ask at the salon

Tonight, at home

Flip the part one finger-width to the side, blow-dry the roots against their direction.
Brush brows up with a tinted gel, then lengthen the tail with a few fine strokes.
A wing no wider than your outer iris. Curl lashes, mascara on the outer third.

What to ask your stylist

Long layers with face-framing pieces. Keep the length. Layers from below the collarbone, blended pieces starting at the cheekbone.
Root shadow and beige-toned lowlights. A 2–4 cm soft root shadow blended into beige and sand, brightest pieces kept around the face.

What it costs you later

Toning shampoo once a week to keep the blonde neutral.
A dusting now and then so the face-framing pieces sit where they should.
The root shadow grows out gracefully — refresh only when the tone drifts.

It never touches your face.

Hair, brows, makeup, glasses and grooming are in scope. Your features are not — and that isn't a promise in the marketing copy, it's a list the image model is handed every single time.

Before a preview reaches you, a face-matching model measures it against your original photo. Drift too far and the preview is regenerated, not shipped.

Face shape and proportions
Eye shape and color
Nose and lips
Skin tone and texture
Apparent age
Expression and pose
Clothing and background

No scores. No ratings. No “potential”. The app has no opinion about your face, because your face was never the thing being changed.

Three steps, about a minute.

Take one photo

Front-on, ordinary light. The app tells you if the photo won't work before it spends your time on it.
Say what you're open to

Hair shape, color, brows, skin, lips. How far to go. Whether makeup is welcome, light, or not at all. Whether a salon is on the table. Anything you don't pick stays untouched.
Get the preview and the plan

One picture of you with the changes applied, and every change written out as something a stylist can actually execute.

Your photo doesn't stick around.

Deleted after an hour. Photos and previews are removed automatically, whether or not you come back.
No account. Nothing to sign up for, nothing to log into, nothing posted anywhere.
You go first. The app only works inside the categories you opened, at the intensity you chose.

Find out what a good haircut looks like on you.

You'll get one email when the build is ready for you. That's the whole list.