baselit

A practical workflow

1. Take three quick front-facing selfies in even light; the app guides each pose and captures automatically.
2. The image is processed in the cloud, analyzed, and discarded immediately; only the resulting skin scores are stored for progress tracking.

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1. 9/13/2026

   Updated: best for, export formats, features, limitations, summary, use cases, walkthrough

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   bestFor

   Before: []

   After: ["iPhone users seeking consistent, science-backed skin condition measurement and personalized skincare guidance.","Users wanting a cosmetic skincare tool rather than a medical or dermatology device."]

   exportFormats

   Before: ["Stores and displays numerical Skin Index and five axis values for tracking progress over time."]

   After: []

   features

   Before: ["Generates a consistent skin score by normalizing lighting and framing so the same photo returns the same score every time.","AI skin coach named Mia that explains scores, guides routines, answers skincare questions, and checks product compatibility."]

   After: ["Measures skin condition across five axes: clarity, evenness, texture, hydration, and radiance.","Provides personalized skincare routines targeting the lowest scoring skin axes first, adjusted for skin type, sensitivities, and pregnancy safety.","AI skin coach named Mia explains scores, guides routines, and answers skincare questions in chat."]

   limitations

   Before: ["Only available on iPhone; Android version is planned but not yet released.","Skin condition scores are estimates from phone camera images and have a noise floor of about ±3 points due to lighting and framing variations."]

   After: ["Scan accuracy is an estimate from a phone camera, not a lab instrument, with a noise floor of about ±3 points due to lighting and framing variations.","Baselit is currently available only on iPhone; Android support is planned but not yet available."]

   summary

   Before: "Baselit is an AI skin analysis app for iPhone that measures skin condition across five axes: clarity, evenness, hydration, texture, and radiance, providing a consistent Skin Index score from 0 to 100. It builds a personalized skincare routine based on the lowest scoring axes and offers an AI skin coach named Mia for guidance and product recommendations."

   After: "Baselit is an AI skin analysis app for iPhone that measures skin condition across five axes and provides a consistent Skin Index score from 0 to 100. It builds personalized skincare routines and offers an AI skin coach named Mia to guide users based on their skin data."

   useCases

   Before: ["Checking if skincare products fit your routine by scanning product barcodes or labels to detect active ingredients and potential clashes."]

   After: ["Tracking skin condition changes over time with weekly re-scans and axis-by-axis progress monitoring.","Checking if skincare products fit your routine by scanning product barcodes and analyzing ingredients for clashes or suitability."]

   walkthrough

   Before: ["Baselit analyzes the photo in the cloud, discards the image after scoring, and stores only the Skin Index and five axis values for progress tracking."]

   After: ["Take three quick front-facing selfies in even light; the app guides each pose and captures automatically.","The image is processed in the cloud, analyzed, and discarded immediately; only the resulting skin scores are stored for progress tracking."]