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Same angle, same light, same skin — every week

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In briefEvimetra is a skin tracking app that sets a personal baseline from your first photo and guides weekly re-captures under identical conditions — same distance, angle, light, and framing. Each session returns a 0–100 wellness index reflecting real skin change, not lighting variation. The free plan includes 1 measurement per month; the Base plan costs €18/month with a 7-day free trial.
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Most people judge their skincare results by how they feel on a given morning. That is an unreliable metric: lighting shifts, hydration levels fluctuate, and subjective perception drifts. A measurement made under different conditions than the previous one tells you nothing about the product or routine — it tells you about the conditions.

Evimetra is a skin tracking app designed to remove that variable. It sets a personal baseline from your first photo capture, then guides you back to exactly the same distance, angle, light, and framing every week. The comparison is only valid when the conditions are consistent, and the app enforces that consistency automatically.

How the 0–100 wellness index works

After each capture, Evimetra returns a 0–100 wellness index calculated from the re-captured area. The score reflects quantified change over time — not a snapshot impression, not a filter. Because each session is taken under identical conditions, week-on-week differences in the index correspond to actual differences in what the camera sees, not to differences in ambient light or phone distance.

The app covers four areas: Face & skin, Hair & scalp, Nails, and Smile. An AI mentor provides personalized advice based on the data collected across those areas.

What consistent conditions actually change about your data

Consider a typical scenario: someone photographs their forehead hydration under bright bathroom light on Monday, then under a window on Saturday. The two images are incomparable. Evimetra's guided capture eliminates this by locking the framing parameters before the shot is accepted. The result is a longitudinal dataset — a series of measurements that can be compared because they were collected the same way.

This matters for evaluating whether a serum, supplement, or routine is producing a real effect rather than a placebo impression. Marketing claims cannot be tested against feelings; they can be tested against indexed, time-stamped measurements.

Privacy and data handling

Photos captured through Evimetra are encrypted in transit and stored on secure servers located in the EU. They are never sold and never used to train AI models. The app is published by Aurevia Studio, operated by Europe Services SE, based in Prague, Czech Republic.

Plans and availability

Evimetra is available on iOS (App Store) and Android (Google Play). It supports 10 languages: English, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Chinese, Czech, Romanian, and Polish.

Plan options:

The free plan is sufficient to establish a baseline and take one weekly measurement per month. Users who want weekly tracking across all four body areas will need a paid plan.

Key points

  • Evimetra enforces identical capture conditions — same distance, angle, light, and framing — on every weekly session so comparisons are valid.
  • Each session produces a 0–100 wellness index that reflects real change over time, not lighting luck or subjective impression.
  • The app tracks four areas: Face & skin, Hair & scalp, Nails, and Smile.
  • Photos are encrypted in transit and stored on EU servers; they are never sold or used to train AI.
  • Pricing starts at free (1 measurement/month), with the Base plan at €18/month including a 7-day free trial.

Frequently asked questions

What is a skin tracking app?

A skin tracking app captures photos of your skin at regular intervals under controlled conditions and measures change over time using a numerical index. Evimetra uses a 0–100 wellness index calculated from weekly re-captures taken under identical distance, angle, light, and framing.

How does Evimetra ensure each photo comparison is valid?

Evimetra guides you to re-capture the same area every week under identical conditions — same distance, angle, light, and framing. It enforces these parameters before accepting a shot, so week-on-week differences in the wellness index reflect actual skin change, not variation in capture conditions.

Which body areas does Evimetra track?

Evimetra covers four areas: Face & skin, Hair & scalp, Nails, and Smile.

How much does Evimetra cost?

The free plan includes 1 measurement per month. The Base plan costs €18/month and includes a 7-day free trial. The Plus plan is €35/month, and the Yearly plan is €250/year.

Where are photos stored and are they used to train AI?

Photos are encrypted in transit and stored on secure servers in the EU. They are never sold and never used to train AI models.

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