The operating system for your skin

Know what's actually in your skincare.

Scan any product for a 0–100 healthiness score you can trace back to the source, then get a morning and evening ritual built from the bottles already on your shelf.

Free to download Works with what you own iPhone
Scan result Matched
CeraVe Moisturizing Cream tub
Moisturizing Cream
CeraVe · 27 ingredients
75/ 100
Healthiness score Safety 65 · Benefit 80
Ingredients
GlycerinHUMECTANT
Ceramide NPBARRIER
Sodium HyaluronateHUMECTANT
Behentrimonium MethosulfateTIER 2
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How it works

Three steps, then it runs itself.

01 — SCAN

Scan your shelf

Barcode or a photo of the label. GlowOS identifies the product, reads its full INCI list, and logs when you opened it and when it expires.

02 — BUILD

Get a ritual, not a template

Your own products, ordered correctly for morning and night — cleanser, toner, essence, serum, eye cream, moisturiser, SPF. Add something new and it rebuilds around it.

03 — REPEAT

Show up daily

Check off each step, build a streak, and watch your GlowOS character evolve as your consistency grows.

Why it's different

It reads labels, not faces.

Two things set GlowOS apart from every skin-scanning app, and both start with products you already paid for.

A score you're allowed to argue with

Every ingredient is checked against regulatory and scientific sources, and the number is the average of two axes you can inspect separately. Tap it in the app and GlowOS shows you exactly what moved it.

Why CeraVe Moisturizing Cream scored 75 27 INGREDIENTS
Safety 65
Worst concern is tier 2 of 5 — behentrimonium methosulfate, a conditioning agent that can mildly irritate. Nothing on the EU's CosIng Annex II banned list.
Benefit 80
14 of the 27 ingredients carry a documented, evidence-backed benefit — glycerin, sodium hyaluronate, vitamin E and two skin-identical ceramides among them.

composite = (safety + benefit) ÷ 2, rounded to the nearest 5 — once, at the end. The two bars above are already rounded for display, so the real working here is (66.89 + 80.0) ÷ 2 = 73.4 → 75, not (65 + 80) ÷ 2. Each axis has its own published formula, and a banned ingredient caps the composite at 20 however good the rest of the formula is.

A real row from the GlowOS scoring database (algorithm v7). Ingredient list and product photo via Open Beauty Facts, photo licensed CC BY-SA 3.0. GlowOS is not affiliated with CeraVe. Scores change as the ingredient data behind them improves.

A ritual built from your own bottles

No five-step plan that assumes you own things you don't. Cleanser before serum, serum before moisturiser, SPF last — with your products in the slots.

Gel CleanserCleanse01
Niacinamide 10%Serum02
Ceramide MoisturiserMoisturise03
SPF 50 FluidProtect04

An example routine, to show the shape. Yours is generated from the products actually on your shelf and your skin profile.

Start with the shelf you already have.

It takes about two minutes.

Download on the App Store

Yes. Scanning, scoring and your morning and evening ritual are free, with a shelf of up to 15 products and 5 advisor messages a day. Glow Gold is an optional subscription that removes the shelf limit, raises the advisor to 50 messages a day, and unlocks the higher character levels.

No. GlowOS scores products, not skin. You point the camera at packaging rather than at yourself, and your scores and ritual come from the items on your shelf plus the skin profile you fill in.

Every ingredient is checked against regulatory and scientific sources — the EU's CosIng annexes, FDA regulations, IFRA standards and PubChem hazard data. The formula is published inside the app, and every concern links out to the source it came from.

No. GlowOS is descriptive: it tells you what is known about an ingredient and leaves the decision with you. Patch-test new products and see a dermatologist for any actual skin concern.

Download GlowOS for free