iLook is a free, adult-only AI face-shape and appearance-feedback tool for authorised photos. It is designed for people who want structured, non-medical feedback about visible facial presentation without building a profile, sharing a public gallery, or using a complex editing workflow.
A user uploads one authorised adult image to the iLook web experience. The tool returns face-shape context, visible symmetry feedback, an approximate Golden Ratio phi score, and a subjective appearance score across five visible signals. The result is intended for personal exploration and presentation feedback rather than diagnosis, identification, employment, insurance, credit, legal, or other high-impact decisions. iLook does not offer medical advice and should not be used as a substitute for a qualified professional.
The product is deliberately scoped around consent. It is for adults and authorised images only. It is not an identity system, a surveillance product, or a public image-sharing service. The goal is to make the limits clear while still giving users an easy way to explore face shape, symmetry, proportions, and styling context in one place.
iLook is also useful to developers experimenting with authorised adult-image workflows. Its documented contract is available through a REST API, a Streamable HTTP Model Context Protocol endpoint, and an A2A surface. Those integrations provide structured outputs for approved applications while keeping the same adult-only and non-medical constraints as the consumer tool.
The web tool is free to use and does not require a user to join a social network or public feed. That makes it appropriate for people who want a focused, privacy-conscious interaction. Developers can consult the public API documentation before deciding whether the structured output suits their product.
iLook fits the intersection of consumer AI, image analysis, and developer tooling. It is best for adults who want clear, limited feedback on visible facial characteristics, and for builders who need a transparent example of a consent-first visual-analysis surface. It is not for minors, unauthorised images, identity matching, facial recognition, medical assessment, or decisions about a person’s eligibility, safety, or worth.
The project’s approach is simple: make the allowed use clear, state that scores are approximate and subjective, and provide useful output without overstating what an AI image-analysis system can know.
Every result should be read as context, not as a verdict. iLook encourages users to keep control of their images, apply common sense, and use its output only within the explicit authorised-adult, personal-feedback, and developer-integration boundaries documented by the product.
