iOS & Android · 4.7★ · 3,200+ ratings

The PSL App

Mogged rates your face on the PSL scale from a photo scan — a 10+ metric report with side-profile analysis and a personalized plan to raise your weakest scores. Free web scanner if you want a rating without installing anything.

Or run the free PSL web scanner — no install

App vs. Free Web Scanner

Both run the same scan engine. The web version gives you a fast free tier read; the app runs the full analysis and turns it into a plan.

Mogged App

iOS · Android
  • Full PSL-style tier plus a 0-100 overall rating
  • 10+ individual metrics: jawline, symmetry, eye area, skin, masculinity
  • Side-profile scan: nasal angle, chin projection, neck posture
  • Progress tracking — see your rating move across scans
  • Personalized daily improvement plan built from your weakest metrics
  • AI looksmaxxing coach for questions about your specific face

Free Web Scanner

any browser
  • PSL tier from one front-facing photo
  • Free forever, no signup, no install
  • Runs in any phone or desktop browser
  • Result in about 60 seconds
Run the free test

How It Compares To Other PSL Apps

The category splits into pure raters and full systems — and not every app that gives you a number is actually PSL-calibrated. Umax, the name most people hear first, runs its own inflated scale: a 7.2 there isn't a 7.2 on the PSL scale.

MoggedPSLLooksMax AIUChadUmax
PSL-calibrated scoringYesYesLimitedLimitedNo
Structured improvement planYesYesNoLimitedLimited
Progress re-scan trackingYesYesLimitedYesYes
Free web toolsYesNoNoNoNo

Read the full ranked comparison of all five apps·Coming from Umax?

How The PSL App Works

Scan

Front photo plus side profile. The AI reads jawline, eyes, symmetry, skin, and the side-view metrics a selfie hides — nasal angle, chin projection, neck posture.

Score

Your PSL-style tier plus 10+ individual metric scores, so you know exactly which features carry your rating and which ones drag it.

Climb

A daily plan built from your weakest metrics — exercises, skin, habits — with rescans that track your rating over time.

FAQ

Is there a PSL app?+

Yes — Mogged (iOS and Android) rates your face on the PSL scale from a photo scan. It goes beyond a single number: you get a 10+ metric breakdown (jawline definition, facial symmetry, eye area, skin quality, plus side-profile metrics like nasal angle and neck posture), your tier on the PSL-style scale, and a personalized improvement plan built from your weakest metrics.

Is there a free PSL app?+

The Mogged app is free to download with in-app purchases for the full report. If you just want a free PSL rating right now, the web PSL scanner at moggedupapp.com/tools/psl-score runs in any phone browser — no install, no signup, no payment — and returns your PSL tier in about 60 seconds.

What's the difference between the PSL app and the free web test?+

The free web test reads one front-facing photo and returns your PSL tier with a short breakdown. The app runs the full analysis: front plus side-profile scan, 10+ individual metric scores, progress tracking across scans so you can see your rating move, and a daily improvement plan (exercises, skin, habits) targeted at your lowest-scoring metrics.

Does the PSL app work on both iPhone and Android?+

Yes. Mogged is on the App Store for iPhone and Google Play for Android, with the same scan engine on both. The web scanner also works in any mobile browser if you want a rating without installing anything.

What's the best PSL app?+

Depends what you want. For a PSL-calibrated score plus a system to actually improve it, Mogged is the strongest pick — it's the only one in the category pairing the scan with quests, progress tracking, and free web tools. PSL - Looksmax & Ascend is the strongest competitor for a PSL-framed scan with a plan. Umax is the most recognized name but its scoring isn't PSL-calibrated and tends to inflate. Our full ranked comparison of all five major apps covers the trade-offs honestly.

How accurate is a PSL app rating?+

AI ratings are estimates from photos — lighting, angle, and lens distortion all move the result, which is why the app scans both front and side views and tracks results across multiple scans rather than trusting any single photo. Across 387,000+ scans, ratings cluster tightly (most faces land 55-75 on a 0-100 scale), so the reads are consistent even though no photo-based rating is a clinical measurement.