Handsome AI: search "Mogged" on the App Store and this is one of the results — a different name, the same bundle id.

Handsome AI: Looksmaxxing (App Store id6757205994) is developed by Aurelian Syndicate L.L.C. Its subtitle reads "Face Rating & Looksmax Glow Up," and its own description promises a "calibrated looksmax score" across 10+ facial categories, a personalized glow-up plan, and a "potential score" ceiling to track progress toward.

Apple's own iTunes Lookup API puts it at 4.94 out of 5 stars from 31 ratings, released April 3, 2026 with a current version dated May 27, 2026 — confirmed by direct fetch. A separate live fetch of Apple's iTunes Search API for the term "mogged" returned this app in position six of 44 results, preceded by five other unrelated apps sharing no developer or branding in common.

Its bundle identifier, com.aureliansyndicate.mogged, is the only remaining public trace of a name the app's current display name and store listing no longer use anywhere — a real, verifiable rename, not an inference.

The app itself is free to download. Its live App Store listing then shows three separate in-app purchases: "Handsome AI Pro - Weekly" at $3.99, "Single Report Unlock" at $2.99, and "Handsome AI Pro - Annual" at $29.99.

Apple's iTunes Lookup API reports a content advisory rating of 4+, while the live rendered App Store page displays a 9+ age badge — a discrepancy consistent with Apple's ongoing 2025-2026 rollout of new age bands, a pattern this site has documented on several other listings, rather than a data-entry error specific to this app.

Source: Handsome AI on the App Store and the Apple iTunes Lookup/Search APIs, both fetched directly — claims and pricing shown there may change over time.

A direct fetch of the developer's own published privacy policy states a submitted photo "is compressed and securely transmitted over HTTPS to our backend server." It names OpenAI as "the AI processing provider that analyzes the image and returns results," and Supabase as "our backend infrastructure provider, which routes your image to the AI service."

The same policy states the image itself "is not retained after processing is complete," and that a photo you explicitly choose to save is stored only in your device's own local Documents directory rather than on a server. Apple's own App Privacy label lists Identifiers (Device ID) and Purchase History under "Data Linked to You," with no category marked "Data Used to Track You."

Two named third-party infrastructure providers handle the image in transit, even though neither retains a copy once the analysis completes.

Source: the developer's own published privacy policy, fetched directly — claims and vendor names shown there may change over time.

"Mogged: Glow Up for Men" (App Store id6748418458, developer Metellus Productions LLC) is a different product, covered on this site's Mogged app alternative page. "PSL AI-Mogged, Looksmax and Jaw" (an Android app by Arham RR Studio) and "PSL AI-Jawmax, Looksmax & Mog" (App Store id6757872670) are two more separate listings, covered on this site's PSL AI-Mogged alternative page.

Three distinct developers, three distinct products, all reachable from the same "Mogged" search term — check the developer name and bundle or package id before assuming any two are the same app.

• A continuous live-camera reading settled over 30 frames, not a single uploaded photo sent to a backend server.
• No frame or photo ever leaves the browser — not to OpenAI, not to Supabase, not even briefly during processing.
• A single $12 one-time unlock — not a free download gated by three separate in-app purchases.

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.

• Mogged app alternative — a different, separate "Mogged"/"Umog" family of apps by Metellus Productions/MWM.
• PSL AI-Mogged, Looksmax and Jaw alternative — two more separate "Mogged"-adjacent listings, one sending photos to both OpenAI and Google Gemini with a 90-day local retention window.
• Blackpill AI: Mogged & PSL alternative — another "Mogged"-named app, this one gated by a $4.99-$29.99 recurring subscription with its own privacy policy page unreadable.
• Mog 1v1 alternative — a free download whose own listing lists one purchase name three times at three different prices.
• Face-rating & PSL apps compared — this app alongside dozens of others, pricing and one documented note each, in one sourced table.
• Omoggle alternatives, explained — the three different things people mean by that search, and which one Mogalytics is.