An interface is only one part of a product
A frontend can show a journey: choosing answers, previewing a photograph, and reading a sample report. It cannot, by itself, establish the accuracy of a model or the usefulness of a medical claim.
Know what is real here
Navigation, form validation, local image decoding, and the questionnaire work in this website. They are browser interactions you can try.
The sample hair report, ingredient list, and assistant responses are fixed examples. They are not derived from your photo, do not create an account, and do not call a live AI service.
Why the distinction matters
A precise-looking number or polished visualization can feel authoritative. We avoid presenting sample measurements as facts about you and label demonstration content where it appears.
What comes before a launch
A live product needs real service contracts, secure data handling, clear consent, model validation, monitoring, and owner-approved policies. Those are separate workstreams—not things a visual recreation can quietly claim to have completed.
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