Get to know
your skin.
Photo maps, appearance readings and a story you can revisit. A little more context for the face you see every day.
Coming soon on iPhone
Inside Glow · connections before your first scanExplore the details at your own pace.
A guided selfie scan
Prepare your photo, review it and retake it if needed. My Coco checks whether the image can be read and presents a guided story of the available results.
Ten skin details
Explore breakouts, tone and spots, texture bumps, blackheads, redness, pore visibility, dark circles, under-eye puffiness, oil balance and fine lines. Readings can include scores, visible counts, zones or descriptions, depending on the detail and photo.
Your face map
Show or hide layers on your photo and explore the areas My Coco has highlighted. You can also mark spots the scan missed; your additions stay separate from the calculated score.
Visible puffiness
A separate appearance reading considers each under-eye area, the cheeks and mid-face, and the jaw and lower face. See the zones and an estimated de-puff score when available.
A visual score, not a cortisol reading. A higher de-puff score represents less visible puffiness.
Your saved skin story
Revisit dated scans, photo maps and available full reports. Look at changes alongside cycle dates and the daily context you’ve chosen to record.
Scores with perspective
The app includes a summary score and an optional AI-estimated “skin age” when the image supports a reading. These describe the app’s interpretation of appearance; they are not measurements of biological age or skin health.
Photo-based readings can be incomplete or inaccurate. Lighting, angle and camera conditions affect results. My Coco does not diagnose acne, rosacea, hormone levels or other medical conditions.
And “anti-cortisol face”?
My Coco explores the conversation around this social-media phrase while focusing on what a photo can show: visible puffiness. It does not test cortisol or claim to lower it.