One guided capture
The camera helps you keep angle and light consistent so the next check-in has something fair to compare against.
Build a personal baseline from a guided weekly capture. Density, hairline position, and scalp visibility stay equal, separate, and compared only with your own earlier photos.
Keep one baseline, compare only when captures match, and manage the routine and privacy controls separately.
The camera helps you keep angle and light consistent so the next check-in has something fair to compare against.
Captures are only compared when the conditions line up, which keeps the timeline honest instead of confident.
Short morning and evening actions fit around a normal week, with reminders that help rather than nag.
Storage, research and sharing are separate controls, so one choice never turns into three.
HairLens checks angle and lighting before saving a photo. The three measurements stay separate and are shown only against your own baseline.
Crown baseline
Each card answers one narrow question about your own photos. HairLens keeps the three measurements equal, never adds them up, and never decides for you which one matters most.
How closely hairs sit together across the same patch of scalp, photo to photo.
Where your hairline sits against fixed landmarks on your own face.
How much scalp shows through, under lighting matched to your baseline.
Frontal, left temple, right temple, mid scalp, and crown are drill-down regions—not extra measurements. Missing information is labelled unavailable rather than estimated as zero.
A single number would have to decide which of the three matters most, and that decision belongs to you and the people who advise you — not to an app. Colour here is identity, not judgement: slate, clay and sage mark which measurement you are reading, and they never shift towards red or green to tell you how to feel about it.
Select your primary scalp observation and wash habits below to calculate your tailored weekly care rhythm and photo tracking milestones.
Structured cadence for weekly high-precision photo captures and gentle follicle-friendly nourishment.
Weekly Calibrated Capture (Sunday)
Take a 40-second guided photo at identical distance and lighting to update your density baseline.
Gentle Cleansing & Barrier Care (2-3x/week)
Use lukewarm water with peptide-compatible shampoo. Scan bottle ingredients to ensure no pore-clogging residues.
On-Device Trend Review
Review hairline position delta and scalp visibility percentage directly on your handset.
Track this routine in HairLens
Available on iOS & Android · Free to start
At a glance
HairLens keeps photo measurements, shedding observations, routine actions, and notes on one dated timeline without turning them into one rating or claiming one caused another.
Explore the app flowOptional wash-day context helps you compare like with like. One entry never changes a routine automatically.
Use the same combing approach, tap once per observed strand, and compare only with your own earlier counts. No universal range is applied.
Usual · personal observation
Two actions completed
Three measurements updated
Events share dates for context only. HairLens does not claim that a routine or product caused a photo measurement to change.
Every one of these is enforced in the database, not left to copy review. They are product rules, not marketing flourishes.
It describes photo-to-photo changes and does not interpret causes or tell you what a change means.
There is no combined number, no grade, no ring filling up and no leaderboard.
Every figure on every screen is you against an earlier you, never a population or an age band.
Products exist so the app can spot conflicts between things already on your shelf.
The default path runs alignment and measurement work on your handset. Photo storage stays optional, permissions stay separate, and every visible change remains an observation against your own compatible baseline.
The default request can carry derived values without sending the raw photo.
Capture, storage, outside processing, and research choices are reviewed independently.
No population rank, age comparison, stage, or combined rating is produced.
Your records can be exported, and erasure stays tracked until it is confirmed.
HairLens can organise compatible photos and observations. It does not explain why a change happened or decide what it means.
HairLens AI is an on-device personal hair and scalp consistency tracker. It records three independent peer measurements — density, hairline position, and scalp visibility — from a 40-second weekly guided photo capture. Computer vision models execute directly on your smartphone hardware, keeping biometric images private by default with zero mandatory cloud photo uploads.
Density, hairline position, and scalp visibility remain separate and equally weighted. They are never summed, averaged, or converted into an overall verdict.
On-device vision anchors facial bone landmarks within ±5° angular tolerance. Captures taken under mismatched angles or lighting are flagged.
Photographs remain on your handset by default. The standard sync request transmits three numeric measurements and zero image files.
Capture, storage, third-party processing, and research permissions are controlled independently in an immutable append-only record.
If the answer is no, it says no. If the app cannot know, it says that too.
Not unless you turn storage on. The pose model runs on the handset, and the default request carries three numbers and no image. If you do enable storage, the photo is encrypted, tied to your account alone, and deletable in two taps.
Nothing. There is no penalty, no broken chain and no catch-up prompt. The timeline simply has a gap in it, which is honest.
No, and it will not pretend to. It reports what the photographs support — a change against your own baseline — and leaves the interpretation to you and anyone you choose to consult.
HairLens describes visible changes between matched photographs. It does not explain causes or decide what a change means; you remain in control of any next step.
They stay in a separate personal history. A quick observation or optional timed count is never merged with the three photo measurements, compared with a universal range, or used to change a routine automatically.
Whenever you want help interpreting a change or deciding what to do next. HairLens can organize compatible photos and observations, but it does not explain causes or decide what a change means.
The category you withdrew stops immediately and the rest keeps working. Withdrawal writes a new row in an append-only ledger, so there is always a record of what applied when.
Android 10 and later for now. The capture flow depends on on-device pose estimation, so handsets that cannot run it are unsupported rather than quietly downgraded.
Explore the capture flow, see how the three measurements stay separate, and review the privacy defaults before you decide.
Explore HairLensNo mandatory photo upload, no population ranking, and no combined measurement rating.
HairLens AI
Private by default · on-device