Glow reads your progress photos, remembers every product and treatment, and tells you what is really changing — in your skin, not in general.
How it works
Search any ingredient and you get the same answer as everyone else. Glow answers from your own history — the products on your shelf, the treatments you've had, the weeks you kept your routine and the weeks you didn't.
Take a photo and Glow describes what's actually visible — where, and how clearly it can tell. It names what it sees in plain language, says when the light or the angle limited what it could read, and never hands you a score or a diagnosis.
Every photo is read and kept in order, so you can look back at week one beside today and see what changed. Glow ties it to what you were doing at the time — what you started, what you stopped, what you had done.
Add what you already own. Glow builds a morning and evening routine around it, works out what shouldn't share a night, and paces the strong things so your skin can keep up. Log a treatment and it pauses what needs pausing, then puts it back when it's time.
Why Glow
Every product, every start date, every treatment, every note. Ask it anything and it answers knowing all of it — no re-explaining yourself.
No scores, no percentages, no "your skin is 72% clear." When a photo is too dark or too far away to read properly, Glow says so instead of inventing a finding.
Your photos are private to your account. No feed, no sharing by default, nothing sold to anyone. Delete your account and it all goes — properly.
Glow counts the days you showed up, and the ones you didn't, honestly. Missing Tuesday is information, not a failure.
Your evening, ready when you are — what to use, in what order, with anything your provider paused already taken out.
Pricing
No free tier, no ads, and nothing locked behind a second purchase. The photo readings and the assistant cost real money for every person who uses them, so the price is simply the price.
Free for 3 days, then $9.99/month. Cancel any time in your Apple account settings.
FAQ
No. Glow describes what is visible in your photos and helps you keep track of your own routine. It does not diagnose, it does not treat, and it will not tell you what a condition is. When something should be looked at by a licensed professional, it says so and stops there.
They are stored privately against your account and are only ever visible to you, unless you choose to share with a provider. They are not public, not used to train anything, and not sold. When a photo is read, it is sent for that one reading and the provider does not keep it afterwards.
That's exactly who it's built for. Log your treatments and Glow pauses the parts of your routine that should be paused, then brings them back. If your provider uses Glow, they can send you pre- and post-care directly.
No. Skin changes slowly. Once a week in the same light tells you far more than daily photos in different light — and Glow will tell you when the lighting or angle made a photo hard to read.
iPhone at launch. Android is planned.
Any time, from your Apple account settings — the same place as every other subscription. Cancel during the free trial and you are not charged.
Every skin
Tone, texture, sensitivity and history all change what a photo means. Glow reads yours against yours — not against someone else's before-and-after.
3 days free. Then $9.99 a month, cancel whenever.
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