Private beta

A morning skin check that starts with breakfast.

Glowing reads your skin when you wake up, scores it out of 100, and tells you what to eat today and what to put on. About twenty seconds, and you are done.

One email when your invite is ready. Nothing else, ever. You must be 16 or over. What we keep, and how to be removed in one line.

in the queue

Every friend who joins on your link moves you up ten places. The first hundred are let in first.

7:12

Good morning

Thursday · scan 42

Hold still · three angles

This morning

Scan 42 · 07:12

74↑ +3 / 7d

Three-day average · today alone 71

Hydration 82 +4
Redness 76 +6
Pores 54 −2
Glow 88 +5
Under-eyes 61 +1

Your pores dipped three mornings running, both times after a late dinner.

Today

Built from this morning

Eat first

🦐Sardines or salmonRedness moved the most overnight.
🌰Two Brazil nutsTwo of them. Not a handful.
🍵Matcha, hold the coffeeYou slept 5h40.

Then apply

💧Niacinamide 5%Pores at 54, your lowest today.

Interface illustration. The scores shown are examples, not measurements.

How a morning goes

01

Scan

Point the camera at your face before you wash it. Glowing tells you when you are too close, too far, or standing in bad light, and waits until the framing is right. It asks for three angles, since breakouts sit on the cheeks and jaw.

02

Score

One number out of 100 and the five sub-scores behind it, each against the median for your age and skin tone, so you can tell whether 54 is bad or ordinary.

03

Eat, then apply

Three foods for today, picked from whichever sub-scores moved overnight. Then two products, and one thing to stop doing. Most mornings the food list changes more than the shelf does.

Your face stays on your phone

The scan runs on the device. What gets saved is a short list of numbers, not the photograph, and one tap deletes all of it.

Twenty numbers leave. The picture never does.

Before the first invite goes out we will publish exactly what does and does not reach a server, in plain words rather than a policy. If that ever changes, you hear it from us first.