Umax will rate your face. If you want an app that actually helps you change it, with a real plan instead of just a number, here are the best alternatives, honestly compared.
Umax is great at handing you a score. What it's thin on is the part that actually matters: a structured daily plan that turns that score into a better face over time.
A lot of the value sits behind the subscription, and there's no real free tier to keep using once the novelty of the first scan wears off.
No community, limited protocols, and light progress tracking mean once you've seen your rating, there isn't much reason to open it again.
The alternative most people leaving Umax are actually looking for. You still get the polished AI face scan and score, but it's PSL-calibrated instead of inflated, and then it becomes an RPG: quests, streaks, ranks you climb, illustrated protocols for jaw/mewing/skin/posture, re-scan progress tracking, and a community to post in. Plus a full set of genuinely free web tools so you're not paywalled at the door.
The closest thing to Umax with a real plan attached. Weekly scans tracking symmetry, jawline, skin and harmony, plus an 'ascension' plan for jaw/maxilla work, skincare, and diet, and it has a community too. PSL-framed scoring rather than Umax's inflated numbers. What it lacks is the gamified daily ritual and the free web tools.
A more familiar name than Umax and a little more helpful: you get a score plus a layer of tips. The interface feels a generation behind and the plan and tracking are light, but as a straight rating it does a bit more than Umax does.
An AI rating with a Chad-tier ranking, feature sub-scores, and a toolkit for debloating, jaw work, skincare and grooming, with progress tracking. A solid step up from Umax if you want tools to act on, not just a score.
What you gain the day you switch.
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Mogged is the best alternative for most people, because it does everything Umax does (AI face scan and score) and then adds what Umax lacks (a gamified daily plan, protocols, progress tracking, and a community), so you actually improve instead of just getting a number. LooksMax AI is a lighter, cheaper option if you only want a second score.
Yes. Mogged has a full set of free web tools you can use in a browser without installing anything or hitting a paywall: a PSL score test, an AI attractiveness test, and jawline, canthal-tilt and hunter-eyes tests.
Both use AI to read visible facial aesthetics, and accuracy on either depends most on your photo: good lighting, front-facing, neutral expression. The bigger difference isn't the score, it's what happens after it: Mogged turns the read into a plan, where Umax mostly stops at the number.
