MIRRA: Skin Scanner & Skincare

Ensure Technologies

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About this app

MIRRA is a skin analysis app. A guided face scan measures ten skin metrics, including blemishes and acne, fine lines and wrinkles, dark spots, redness and pores, and tracks how they change with your skincare routine.

A guided face scan
A scan takes about a minute. The coach guides you through up to five angles and checks light, distance and focus, so scans compare day to day. You get a skin score and ten metrics: redness, spots, fine lines, pores, uneven tone, blemishes, dark circles, dryness, oily shine and the nasolabial fold.

Every metric has its own normal day-to-day swing, and changes are judged against it. When a difference is too small to measure, the app tells you so.

The age you look
Your result shows the age you look, beside your real age once you enter your date of birth. A low score is a starting point; every improvement will show here.

Your face in 3D
While your result is computed, your face turns slowly on the screen. Tap the photo on your result for a 3D model of your face, built from your scan's angles, with the marks drawn where they were found.

Five tabs and one bell
Today, My skin, Scan, Shelf and Advisor. My skin holds your trend and, with a subscription, a plan built from your last result: the two metrics to work on, morning and evening steps, and a four-week calendar of your products. Every product page has Add to shelf and Add to plan. One bell holds your signals, your wins and messages.

A 30-day test for any product
Starting a new product? With a subscription, open a 30-day test and keep scanning. At the end you get a clear answer: a metric moved beyond its normal day-to-day swing, or nothing did.

Ask the Advisor
Ask anything about your skin. The Advisor answers from your own data: your scans, your shelf and your running test. When an answer names a metric, one tap opens the products matched to it. Research-based, not medical advice.

Your skincare routine
With a subscription, your shelf becomes a morning and evening routine: tick what you used and set reminders for the times you choose. A scan streak keeps you going.

Tips and alerts
Every result comes with a tip for your weakest metrics. When a metric drops, subscribers get an alert that can name a likely suspect on their shelf. Turn on skin weather and cold, dry air is not blamed on a product.

Ingredient check
Scan a barcode, add a product by hand or open Products for you. When the ingredient list is known, MIRRA shows what suits your skin, how often to use it, and which actives on your shelf clash, and busts a myth: niacinamide with vitamin C is a safe pair. A product past its shelf life is flagged.

Home screen widget
Your skin score and your change since last week at a glance; tap to start a scan.

Plans
7 free days of scans, then a subscription (weekly, monthly or yearly). Up to 3 scans a day; subscribers can buy extra scans. The shelf, routine, product pages, 30-day tests, ingredient checks and product recommendations matched to your metrics are part of the subscription.

The science
The thresholds draw on 31 scientific sources, listed on our website, including a published study of AI grading of selfies against 50 dermatologists across 1,041 women: a reference, not a validation of this app.

Your account and privacy
MIRRA requires signing in with Google. Your scans are stored with your account to build your timeline and improve the measurement. They are not sold or shared with advertisers; delete your account and all your scans in Settings.

Available in 40 languages.

MIRRA measures and tracks cosmetic characteristics of the skin. It is not a medical device and does not diagnose. A sudden change, a sore that will not close, or a mole that shifts — see a dermatologist.

What’s new

MIRRA 0.15.91
• Your face in 3D no longer looks cut out: a soft edge, on a background chosen for your skin tone
• Home: the 3D face appears on its own — no photo flashing first — with your marks on it
• You can hide or show the face on Home; the choice is kept
• While a scan is analysed you see your own photos turning, not a grey shape
• The weather row says what the weather is and what to do