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Looking for a FacePSL alternative? It's four days old and already selling three different-priced plans.

FacePSL: PSL Face Score Lab shipped its latest update four days before this page was checked, carries only 25 ratings, and already lists three differently priced in-app purchases with no explanation of what separates them. Here's what's documented, and an honest account of how Mogalytics's one-time, on-device model differs.

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A brand-new, still-changing app with a thin review base

FacePSL: PSL Face Score Lab (App Store id6762032749, seller Fanda Interactive Information Technology (Beijing) Co., Ltd., developer credit "DineClock Inc") launched April 28, 2026 and shows a currentVersionReleaseDate of July 23, 2026 in Apple's own iTunes Lookup API — a genuinely new, still-changing app with 4.8 out of 5 from only 25 ratings, a thin review base.

A 25-rating base is small enough that a handful of reviews can swing the average significantly, and a four-day-old build means whatever is documented here can change on the next update.

What it costs

The download itself is free. Its App Store In-App Purchase list shows three plans: "FacePSL: All Access" at $5.99, "LooksMaxx Ten Pro" at $6.99, and "Pro Weekly Plan" at $6.99 — two of the three share an identical price, and neither the listing nor the app's own homepage explains what separates "All Access" from "LooksMaxx Ten Pro."

Source: FacePSL on the App Store and the Apple iTunes Lookup API — ratings and pricing shown there may change over time. Mogalytics has exactly one price everywhere: a $12 one-time unlock, shown before checkout.

What Apple's own privacy label says — and what we couldn't verify

Apple's required App Privacy label discloses no "Data Used to Track You" and no "Data Linked to You" category for this app — everything falls under "Data Not Linked to You," specifically Location, Identifiers, and Usage Data for analytics plus User Content, Diagnostics, and Body Data for app functionality. That's a comparatively cleaner disclosure than several other apps this site has checked.

What the label doesn't say: how long a scanned photo or its "Body Data" is retained, or whether it's processed on-device or sent to a third-party AI vendor. Two separate direct attempts to read the developer's own published privacy policy page returned no readable policy text, so neither claim could be independently confirmed one way or the other.

Source: the App Store's own App Privacy label for id6762032749 and two direct fetch attempts against the developer's published privacy policy URL — disclosures shown there may change over time.

Where Mogalytics actually differs

  • No photo, video frame, or landmark is ever uploaded — no "Body Data" collection category, and no unread privacy policy to take on faith.
  • One flat $12 price, shown before checkout — not three differently named plans, two of them priced identically.
  • Built and disclosed as 18+ only.

What it doesn't do: replace a live duel, guarantee a specific score, or claim objective attractiveness. See the practice guide for what the six measurements actually are.

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Mogalytics is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by Omoggle or FacePSL, and makes no claim about any specific third-party app's business model, safety, moderation, accuracy, billing practices, or data-handling practices beyond what is quoted and sourced above. Readings are camera-sensitive geometry estimates, not objective attractiveness, identity, medical, or cosmetic advice, and no purchase guarantees a score or a specific outcome.