Scan your acne. Get a score and a plan.

Your acne score and what your photo shows are free. The 4 week plan is $19.99 once, for 4 weeks. The 12 week plan is $39.99 once, for 12 weeks. Nothing renews and nothing else is charged. You do not need to sign up to see your score. Every safety part, the sample plan, the guides and the tools are free too. You pay by card or Apple Pay on Stripe's page, and you do not need an account to pay.

No. Skinli describes what is visible in your photo and combines it with your answers. That is education, not a diagnosis. A dermatologist can tell you things a photo cannot.

Nobody has tested it yet. Skinli has not compared its pimple count with a dermatologist's count, so there is no accuracy number to share. The count is an estimate from an AI and can be wrong. The AI is told to reject photos that are too dark, blurry, filtered, or hidden by heavy makeup.

An outside AI service reads the photo. It gets a fixed list of rules and sends back only a short list of facts about the pimples: the main kind, about how many, any marks, where they are, and signs a doctor should check. Skinli's own rules then write the plan from those facts and your answers.

It is sent to that outside AI service to be read. Skinli keeps a copy for 90 days, and the Skinli site owner can see it. You can delete it any time on your results page.

Nick, the founder, makes Skinli. He is not a doctor, a nurse, or a dermatologist. The plan follows published acne guidelines and a drug label, and each guide lists its sources.

Everyday acne: whiteheads, blackheads, the odd red bump, and the dark marks they leave behind. If your pimples are big, deep, and sore, or spreading, your plan will say so and tell you to see a doctor.

It helps, because makeup hides bumps and color. If makeup hides too much of your skin, you will be asked to take a new photo. After two unclear photos, you can answer a few questions about your pimples instead.

Not on its own. Big, deep, sore pimples, or acne that keeps getting worse, needs a doctor. A doctor has stronger medicine than any store. If your photo shows that, your plan says so at the top, and you can start the plan while you wait.

Five. In the morning: face wash, moisturizer, and sunscreen SPF 30. At night: face wash, benzoyl peroxide 2.5% gel, adapalene 0.1% gel, then moisturizer. If old pimples left flat marks, the 12 week plan adds a mark cream from week 5.

Give the plan 12 weeks before you judge it. The American Academy of Dermatology says it takes at least 6 to 8 weeks before you start to see fewer pimples. The adapalene label says results can take up to 3 months. In the early weeks, the label says acne may look worse before it gets better, and that this is normal.

No. You can take the photo, answer the questions, and see your acne score without signing in or giving an email address. You can also buy a plan without an account. Skinli only asks you to sign in if you want to save that plan and come back to it later, or if you want to store daily progress photos on the progress page.