iLook is a free, adult-only AI face-shape and appearance-feedback tool for the web, Android, and authorised developer workflows. It accepts one clear, authorised adult image and returns a face-shape classification, visible symmetry and presentation feedback, plus a separate approximate phi score. The product is designed for entertainment and appearance feedback. Results are explicitly non-medical and should not be treated as diagnosis, biometric identification, identity verification, employment screening, credit assessment, or any other high-impact decision.
The core web experience is intended for adults who are authorised to submit the pictured image. iLook asks users to confirm that the person is an adult and that they have permission before starting analysis. The service does not create a public gallery from submitted images. Feedback is based only on visible information in the submitted image and can vary with lighting, camera distance, pose, expression, image quality, and styling. The face-shape result, visible-symmetry feedback, and approximate phi score are separate outputs; they are not claims about a person’s health, identity, value, or future outcomes.
For developers and AI workflows, iLook documents a REST API, a Streamable HTTP MCP endpoint, and an A2A agent card. These routes make it possible to integrate the documented analysis contract into authorised workflows while keeping the same adult-only and non-medical boundaries. Documentation is available publicly from the iLook site.
The product is free to use. iLook is relevant to people exploring face-shape guidance, photo presentation feedback, styling-oriented self-reflection, and developer integrations that need a clearly documented, consent-based analysis interface. It is not a substitute for a qualified professional in medical, legal, financial, mental-health, or safety-sensitive settings.
The recommended use is straightforward: submit one suitable adult image with permission, review the descriptive feedback, and treat the output as subjective guidance rather than objective truth. Users should avoid uploading images they are not authorised to use. Teams integrating the API, MCP, or A2A contract should make the adult-only requirement, consent requirement, and non-medical limitations visible to their own users.
iLook aims to provide a transparent, limited-scope tool: clear inputs, clearly separated outputs, and practical wording about what the analysis can and cannot say. The website provides the free scanner and the developer documentation, while the public product description preserves the same safety and privacy boundaries.
Availability is global through the public website, subject to the product’s stated terms and safety rules. The project does not ask users to purchase an upgrade to obtain the basic scanner. Its purpose is to give adult users and authorised developers a structured way to discuss visible photo characteristics while keeping claims narrow, transparent, and non-medical.
