What it actually is
Blackpill AI: Mogged & PSL (App Store id6756112770, Google Play package com.cemck.blackpillai) is developed by CEM KARA. Its subtitle reads "Looksmax Exercises & Rating," and its own description promises a PSL rating, detailed insights, and "more than 45 Looksmax Exercises" from an uploaded photo.
Apple's own iTunes Lookup API puts it at 4.73 out of 5 stars from 454 ratings, released December 16, 2025 with a current version dated May 4, 2026 — confirmed by direct fetch rather than a secondhand estimate.
Its Google Play listing is JavaScript-rendered and didn't expose these numbers to a direct fetch. A third-party aggregator (AppBrain) separately reports 4.52 out of 5 from 370 ratings and roughly 4,800 downloads there, disclosed here as aggregator data, not a quote off Google's own page.
What it costs: free download, then three recurring tiers
The app itself is free to download and install. Its own live App Store listing then shows three separate auto-renewing subscriptions: "Blackpill AI Pro Weekly" at $4.99, "Blackpill AI Pro Monthly" at $12.99, and "Blackpill AI Pro Annual" at $29.99 — a free-then-recurring-subscription model, unlike a one-time purchase.
Source: Blackpill AI: Mogged & PSL on the App Store and the Apple iTunes Lookup API, both fetched directly; Android rating/download figures via AppBrain aggregator data, disclosed above — claims and pricing shown there may change over time.
What its own privacy policy page couldn't confirm
A direct fetch of the developer's own published privacy policy (blackpillai.app/privacy-policy) returned no readable policy text — retention length and any named third-party AI vendor could not be independently confirmed either way. This page reports that gap plainly rather than guessing at what the unreachable page contains.
A genuine age-rating discrepancy, same pattern as another app on this site
Apple's iTunes Lookup API reports this listing's contentAdvisoryRating field as "12+," while the live rendered App Store page displays "13+" for the same listing.
This site's PSL Scale - Score & Rating alternative page documents the identical kind of mismatch (17+ versus 16+ there), consistent with Apple's 2025–2026 overhaul replacing the old 4+/9+/12+/17+ age bands with new 4+/9+/13+/16+/18+ bands and requiring an updated developer questionnaire by January 31, 2026. Reported here as an observed fact, not a claim about the app's actual content.
Where Mogalytics actually differs
- A continuous live-camera reading settled over 30 frames, not a single uploaded photo.
- No frame or photo ever leaves the browser — nothing to send to any privacy policy that can't be read.
- A single $12 one-time unlock — not a free download gated by a recurring $4.99-$29.99 subscription.
What it doesn't do: replace a live duel, diagnose anything, or guarantee a specific score. See the practice guide for what the six measurements actually are.
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