3D Face Scan · TrueDepth · On-device
Your face, measured — not judged.
A 30-second TrueDepth scan turns your face into real numbers you can track — all on your iPhone.
iPhone X and later · iOS 17+
The mirror
You notice something in the mirror — the jaw looks softer, one eye sits lower, the face reads puffier than last month. Then the light changes and you're not sure any of it was real. Selfies don't settle it: angle, lens and lighting move more than your face ever will.
The instrument
Skanyl doesn't look at a photo. It captures the actual shape of your face in 3D with the same TrueDepth sensor that unlocks your phone, then measures it — symmetry in millimetres, proportions against the classical thirds, ratios against φ. Same measurement every time, so a change on the chart is a change in your face, not in the lighting.
A real 3D scan, not a selfie
The TrueDepth sensor projects thousands of infrared dots and reads their depth, so Skanyl works with the actual surface of your face — front, both profiles, chin up and chin down. Sub-millimetre geometry, about thirty seconds, no ring light required.
Ten measurements, one honest score
Overall harmony breaks down into symmetry, golden-ratio alignment and facial proportions, each on a 0–100 scale, plus six hard measurements in millimetres — interpupillary distance, face width and height, average asymmetry, nose-to-chin ratio and how evenly your face divides into thirds. Every number comes with what it means and what the reference value is, because a figure without a scale is just a mood.
Harmony score
82/ 100
86.4 %
Ideal ≥ 82
1.59
Ideal 1.618
79.0
Ideal ≥ 80
32.5 mm
Measured
Then versus now, side by side
Put any two scans next to each other, rotate both heads in sync, and read the delta on every metric in green or red. The timeline keeps every scan you've taken, so twelve weeks of small changes finally add up to a line you can see.
A daily plan, graded by evidence
Twenty-two exercises across posture, jaw, tongue, neck, breathing and relaxation, each tagged with how strong the research behind it actually is — strong, moderate or limited — and which area it targets. Skanyl builds a short daily plan around the metrics you scored lowest, tracks your streak, and never pretends a stretch will move a bone.
2 / 5 DONE
Today's plan
12 DAY STREAK
Last 5 weeks
The Knowledge Lab, with sources attached
Thirty-four articles across eight labs — First Principles, Skin, Bone & Posture, Eye & Brow, Hair, Smile, Inner Levers, Body Vector — written to be read in a few minutes and linked to the peer-reviewed literature on PubMed. It's as direct about what genuinely doesn't work as it is about what does.
- How Much Does Symmetry Actually Matter?
- Averageness — The Most Powerful Single Factor
- The Golden Ratio — Tool or Marketing?
- What Genuinely Doesn't Work
Every article cites its sources · PubMed
Yours alone, by construction
Scans, meshes and metrics live in your iPhone's own storage and are never uploaded — there's no account to create, nothing to log into, and no server holding a model of your face. One button in Settings erases all of it for good.
FaceCard
Turn a scan into a clean summary card made for stories and chats.
PDF report
Save a one-page breakdown of any scan, dated and shareable.
Progress timeline
Every scan on one chart, so trends beat single readings.
Focus areas
The app highlights the metrics you scored lowest and what targets them.
Reminders
A daily exercise nudge and a weekly scan reminder, on your schedule.
Eleven languages
English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian and both Chinese scripts.
Fully offline
Scanning, metrics, exercises and the whole library work with no connection.
Delete everything
One button wipes every scan, metric and preference from the device.
A face is geometry. Geometry can be measured. That's the whole idea.
Drag the axis
Asymmetry
1.2 mm
Symmetry
86.4
Harmony
82
Normal range
Perfectly symmetrical faces don't exist. Skanyl tells you by how much — in millimetres.
That's one measurement of ten. The app does the rest.
01
Scan
Hold your phone at arm's length and follow five prompts: front, left, right, chin up, chin down. About thirty seconds.
02
Read
Get your harmony score and its breakdown, with every measurement explained in plain language.
03
Repeat
Work the daily plan, scan again next week, and watch the deltas instead of the mirror.
Skanyl is free to download and free to scan. Pro opens the whole lab.
Manage or cancel anytime in your Apple ID settings. See current options in the App Store.
Find out what your face actually measures.
Free to download. Your first scan takes thirty seconds and never leaves your phone.
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