Know what works for your skin and hair, before you buy.
A two-minute quiz reads your skin type. Then every product is scored against it from the ingredient list, with the reasons written out, and a routine is built you can actually keep.
Three steps, then it's yours.
No photos, no guesswork. The quiz reads your skin on four axes: oil balance, sensitivity, pigmentation and wrinkle tendency. Add your hair for curl pattern and porosity.
Take the quiz
Two minutes of plain questions about how your skin behaves. The two health questions are optional, and they only shape your cautions.
See every product scored
Search hundreds of products. Each gets a match for your skin from its ingredient list and the doses those ingredients are used at, with what helps and what to watch.
Keep a routine
Morning, evening and weekly steps for your type, a night-by-night cycle so actives never clash, and a shelf that tells you what's missing or running low.
One product, scored for a sample skin.
Pick a product. This is exactly what the app shows, here for an oily, sensitive skin type. After the quiz, every score is for yours.
The whole shelf, understood.
Scores with reasons
Never a bare number. Every match lists what helps and what to be careful with, for your skin.
A Safety score
Ingredients with real evidence behind the concern are flagged, graded by how strong that evidence is.
A routine and a cycle
Steps for your type, with the night-by-night rhythm that keeps retinoids and acids apart.
Your shelf
What you own, what's doubled up, what's used at the wrong time of day, and what's running low.
Friends
See what people with skin like yours actually use, share a routine, ask a question.
A private skin log
A daily note with optional photos, kept to you, so you can see how your skin changes over time.
No guesswork, no brand talk.
A score comes from the product's ingredient list, your type, and the conditions and preferences you set. The app shows its working under every number. A score of 70 means a product is compatible with your skin; higher means it actively helps with what your skin needs.
Ingredient lists are compiled from product labels and public sources and can be incomplete or out of date, so the label on the product you hold is always the final word. Nothing in shelfie is medical advice. See a dermatologist for medical concerns.
Join the beta
We're letting people in a few at a time. Tell us a little about you, and when there's a spot we'll email you an invite.