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Looking for a Mog 1v1 alternative? Its own listing prices "Full Access" three different ways.

Mog 1v1: Face Rating Battle's App Store listing shows one in-app purchase name, "Full Access," used three separate times at three different prices. It's also a same-device, pass-the-phone battle mode, not a live duel with a stranger. Here's what's documented, and an honest account of how Mogalytics's one-time, on-device model differs.

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A same-device battle, not a live duel with a stranger

Mog 1v1: Face Rating Battle (App Store id6767101395, developer Marcelo Legaspi) launched May 12, 2026 and most recently updated June 19, 2026, per Apple's own iTunes Lookup API. It carries a 4.11 out of 5 average from only 9 ratings, a thin review base.

Its own description frames "1v1 BATTLE MODE" as "both players scan in, the AI analyzes each face category by category, and one winner is crowned" — it does not describe matching with a stranger over the network. App Store reviews describe it as something to "bring out around your friends" on one shared device, a pass-the-phone party format.

That's a genuinely different shape from an Omoggle-style live duel against an opponent elsewhere, and worth knowing before expecting one from the other. It also carries Apple's 4+ age rating.

What it costs

The download itself is free. Its App Store In-App Purchase list shows exactly one product name — "Full Access" — listed three separate times: $19.99, $2.99, and $2.99. Two of the three entries share both an identical name and an identical price, and nothing in the listing explains what distinguishes any of the three from one another.

Source: Mog 1v1: Face Rating Battle on the App Store — 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

Apple's required App Privacy label states plainly that the developer does not collect any data from this app, and its own description says all analysis happens on-device with no account requirement. By this site's standards that's a genuinely clean disclosure, and it's reported here as such rather than treated with the same suspicion the pricing pattern above earns.

Source: the App Store's own App Privacy label and description for id6767101395 — disclosures shown there may change over time.

Where Mogalytics actually differs

  • One flat $12 price, shown before checkout — not one purchase name listed three times at three different prices.
  • No photo, video frame, or landmark is ever uploaded — a solo practice instrument, not a shared-device party game.
  • 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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