Not the app you're probably thinking of
PSL Scale & Looksmax: LooksUP (App Store id6778427539, developer H2A Digital LLC) is not the same app as this site's already-covered LooksMax Face Rating AI - LooxUP (id6478697267, developer DIALIGHT INTERNATIONAL LP, ~36,000 ratings). The names are a near-homophone — different app, different developer, different listing.
H2A Digital LLC runs a real, active web and mobile studio with other shipped apps (a rock identifier, a text-to-speech tool, a photo restoration app), not a single-app shell account. This LooksUP app launched June 23, 2026 and shows 4.78 out of 5 from 124 ratings — a real, if modest, review base for a five-week-old app.
What it costs
Its App Store In-App Purchase list shows a "Weekly Access" tier at $9.99, three separately priced "Yearly Access" listings under the identical name ($39.99, $49.99, and $59.99), and a $7.99 "Future Self" purchase not explained anywhere in the fetched pages.
The app's own homepage doesn't publish any of these numbers — it states only that "pricing varies by plan and is shown in the app before you start using the analysis tools," meaning the price appears only once you're already inside the purchase flow. Mogalytics has exactly one price everywhere: a $12 one-time unlock, shown before checkout.
Source: PSL Scale & Looksmax: LooksUP on the App Store and the Apple iTunes Lookup API — ratings and pricing shown there may change over time.
What its own privacy policy says — and where it contradicts itself
Its privacy policy states plainly that uploaded selfies are "stored temporarily in our backend on Supabase Storage to perform the analysis request," then deleted "after the analysis attempt completes," with an automated cleanup fallback within 6 hours. No third-party AI vendor is named anywhere in the fetched policy.
The app's own homepage disagrees: its marketing copy says photos are "retained only as needed for your history and progress features" — implying ongoing storage, not an immediate-after-analysis deletion. Two first-party pages from the same developer describe two different retention windows for the same photo.
Apple's own required App Privacy label adds a third data point: it discloses "Data Used to Track You: Purchases, Identifiers" and "Data Linked to You" including Purchases, User Content, Identifiers, Usage Data, and Diagnostics — a tracking disclosure the policy's PostHog-only framing doesn't fully explain.
Source: H2A Digital's own published privacy policy, its own homepage, and the App Store's own App Privacy label — claims shown there may change over time.
Where Mogalytics actually differs
- No photo, video frame, or landmark is ever uploaded — no Supabase-hosted temporary storage, no 6-hour cleanup window, and no homepage-versus-policy retention claim to reconcile.
- One flat $12 price, shown before checkout — not five differently priced in-app purchase listings including an unexplained $7.99 tier.
- 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.
Related reads
- LooxUP app alternative — the similarly-named but unrelated app this page is not about; a reviewer there reports the same pose scoring 6.7 then 8.4 between scans.
- Beauty Scanner alternative — a genuine on-device claim, though its App Store listing shows eight overlapping prices instead of LooksUP's five.
- Lookist alternative — another server-touch app storing photos on a cloud provider, with its own internal policy-versus-label mismatch.
- RealSmile alternative — a different app whose "photos never touch a server" claim is contradicted by its own mobile-processing disclosure two paragraphs later.
- Ascendr: PSL Scale Ascender alternative — one purchase repeated nine times across seven different prices.
- PSL Scale - Score & Rating alternative — a third, distinct "PSL Scale" app, a $9.99/month subscription whose own Apple privacy label discloses cross-app ad tracking.
- Mog Academy alternative — another app whose "expert human ratings" marketing claim is never mentioned in its own privacy policy.
- 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.