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Know what your skin needs.

One daylight selfie gives you thirteen skin readings, a routine chosen by ingredient evidence, and a verdict on any product before you buy it. Never ranked by brand.

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TextureThree reads: 49 to 54.

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Gentle gel cleanserCleanser
Azelaic acid 10% boosterSerum, 30 ml
Barrier repair creamMoisturiser
Sample values First scan: Texture 51, Blemishes 38. Eight weeks later: Texture 41, Blemishes 29.

Your photo

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  • Even light
  • Facing the camera
  • Sharp
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Barrier repair cream

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Evidence grades

Randomised trials in people

What one read gives you.

Any product, checked against your skin.

Scan a barcode or photograph the ingredient list, in the shop or at home. You get fits, neutral or caution, with the reasons and any conflict with what you already own.

CautionDenatured alcohol high on the list. Your skin reads sensitive.

Barcode or label photo. Sample verdicts.

Evidence, graded

Each ingredient is graded for each concern by the evidence behind it.

  • A: Randomised trials in people
  • B: Smaller human studies
  • C: Lab or anecdotal
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Progress over scans

Repeat in 4 to 12 weeks. Changes are shown with measurement noise taken out.

First scan

Texture51/100

Eight weeks later

Texture41/100

Sample values

Questions, answered from your read

Sarah says she is an AI and only answers from your own analysis, routine and ingredient notes. She cannot invent products or studies, and tells you when she has no data.

I answer from your own read, and I say when I have no data.

Your photo, your call.

Where your photo goes and how long it stays, answered before you scan.

  • You confirm you are over 18 before anything starts.

  • You choose: keep your photo for 30 days, or have it deleted right after it is scored.

  • Photos are stored in Frankfurt and read by Google Gemini and by our image models in London, where copies are deleted once read.

  • You can delete your photos, or your whole account, at any time.

How we handle your data

Ranked by ingredients and evidence. Never by brand.

Four rules keep every recommendation about your skin, and nothing else.

Ranking is never for sale.

Brands cannot pay us, and there are no ads or affiliate links.

A store's catalogue is applied after ranking, only to show what is in stock.

Staff cannot reorder results.

A caution, a conflict or an evidence grade cannot be removed or softened on request.

Each ingredient is graded for each concern.

A for randomised trials in people, B for smaller human studies, C for lab or anecdotal evidence.

Questions, answered.

What people ask before their first scan.

Something else? Write to ceo@vistasy.clinic

Is this a medical diagnosis?

No. VISTASY gives cosmetic guidance. A blemish reading of 70 or more suggests seeing a dermatologist, and the app says so.

How often should I scan again?

Every 4 to 12 weeks. Changes are shown with measurement noise taken out, and Premium adds reminders and photo comparison.

Can I ask questions about my results?

Yes. Sarah, the in-app assistant, says she is an AI, only answers from your own analysis, routine and ingredient notes, and tells you when she has no data.

What does it cost?

The readings, the routine and the product check are free. Premium adds progress with photo comparison for 4.99 € a month, or 39 € a year.

Who can use VISTASY?

Anyone over 18. VISTASY is invite-only while in preview, and we send a sign-in link when your turn comes.

Your skin, read in daylight.

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Free, not a trial. Delete your photos at any time. How we handle your data

Selling skincare? The same read works in your store.

On your product pages, on an in-store tablet or through the API, starting with a six to eight week pilot, platform fee waived.

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We work with these partners

Caisse des Dépôts et ConsignationsGIZ, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale ZusammenarbeitNabdaSmart CapitalThe World Bank