The eight tiers, low to high
Mogalytics maps its own 0–10 composite score onto eight bands, using the same tier vocabulary the wider looksmaxxing/PSL community already uses for this style of rating:
- Molecule — below 2.0
- Sub3 — 2.0 to 3.5
- LTN (Low-Tier Normie) — 3.5 to 5.0
- MTN (Mid-Tier Normie) — 5.0 to 6.0
- HTN (High-Tier Normie) — 6.0 to 7.0
- Chadlite — 7.0 to 8.0
- Chad — 8.0 to 9.0
- Slayer — 9.0 and above
Most first-time readings land in the MTN–HTN middle of that range — that's the bell-curve center, not a bad result. See the practice guide for what actually moves a reading from one band into the next.
Where these labels come from
- Sub3, LTN, MTN, HTN, Chadlite, and Chad come from the wider looksmaxxing/PSL (Potential Sexual Life) scale community's own vocabulary, used across many independent rating guides that predate Mogalytics.
- Molecule and Slayer are the bottom- and top-band labels commonly attached to results on live face-rating duels such as Omoggle.
Mogalytics is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by Omoggle, and applies this same familiar eight-tier vocabulary to its own composite score so a reading has a recognizable name — not to claim exact 1:1 parity with any third party's actual tier thresholds or algorithm, and not to claim any of these terms as a Mogalytics invention.
What about Adam — the tier above Slayer?
Community rank guides commonly describe a ninth label, Adam, sitting above Slayer. The described difference matters: Slayer and Adam are commonly described as gated by leaderboard position — a top-few standing among all players — not by score alone, unlike the eight bands above.
Mogalytics has no leaderboard, matchmaking, or ELO of its own (see how Omoggle's ELO rating works), so there is no live-duel leaderboard slot for a private composite reading to occupy.
That's why Mogalytics' own mapping tops out at Slayer as its highest score band — not a claim that Adam doesn't exist in the wider vocabulary, just that a single-player practice tool has nothing equivalent to attach it to.
A tier is a snapshot, not a verdict
The same face can land in different tiers minutes apart, because the composite it's built from is camera-sensitive — distance, angle, light, and expression all move it, as covered in the breakdown of why scores swing between scans. A single Molecule or Sub3 reading usually means the setup needs work, not that the tier is a ceiling.
Readings are camera-sensitive geometry estimates, not objective attractiveness, identity, medical, or cosmetic advice, and no tier or setup guarantees a specific score or a win on a live third-party service.
Find your most reproducible tier before you go live
Since a tier shifts with setup, the useful move is finding the framing, light, and pose that puts you in your best reproducible band consistently — then tracking that across sessions instead of chasing one lucky scan. Mogalytics keeps every saved reading local to your browser so you can see which tier you actually hold under pressure, not just the best one you've seen once.
Related reads
The composite behind a tier is six separate measurements, not one number — each has its own guide covering what the term means and which camera variable throws it off most:
For how these combine into a single composite in the first place, see how Omoggle's scoring actually works. A tier is not the same thing as an ELO rating — see how Omoggle's ELO rating works for the difference, or try the ELO calculator to see a rating shift estimated directly.