EvimetraMost people who buy a new serum have no objective way to know whether it worked. Skin looks different depending on sleep, hydration, lighting, and stress — none of which have anything to do with the product. After four weeks, the only honest answer is usually a guess.
Evimetra is built to replace that guess with a number.
How the tracking works
The app starts by capturing a baseline photo of the area you want to monitor — face and skin, hair and scalp, nails, or smile. Each subsequent week, it guides you to re-capture the same area under identical conditions: same distance, same angle, same light, same framing. This controlled repetition is what makes comparison meaningful. Without it, any perceived change could be an artifact of the photo, not the skin.
After each capture, Evimetra returns a 0–100 wellness index and a quantified verdict on whether real change has occurred over time. The score is specific to your skin, not an average derived from other users' data.
What it covers and what it costs
The app covers four body areas: face and skin, hair and scalp, nails, and smile. It is available on iOS (App Store) and Android (Google Play) in 10 languages, including English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Portuguese, Chinese, Czech, Romanian, and Polish.
Pricing:
- Free plan: 1 measurement per month
- Base plan: EUR 18/month
- Plus plan: EUR 35/month
- Yearly plan: EUR 250/year
- All paid plans include a 7-day free trial
An AI mentor is included in the app and provides personalized advice based on your tracked data.
Privacy: where your photos go
Photos are encrypted in transit and stored on secure servers located in the EU. Evimetra's publisher — Aurevia Studio, operated by Europe Services SE in Prague, Czech Republic — does not sell user photos and does not use them to train AI models.
Who benefits from weekly skin scoring
Anyone who runs a consistent routine — a serum, a retinol, a prescription topical, a dietary change — and wants data rather than a subjective impression will find the weekly scoring useful. The 0–100 index gives a single reference point that is comparable across weeks without requiring any expertise in skin analysis. The controlled capture protocol removes the variables that normally make before-and-after photos unreliable: inconsistent lighting, angle drift, and distance variation.
For users who want a single objective answer to "did this work," the weekly wellness index is that answer.
Key points
- Evimetra sets a personal baseline from a first photo and requires re-capture under identical conditions each week — same distance, angle, light, and framing — to ensure comparisons are valid.
- The app returns a 0–100 wellness index after each session, giving a single quantified score for skin, hair, nails, or smile progress.
- The free plan allows one measurement per month; paid plans (EUR 18/month, EUR 35/month, or EUR 250/year) include a 7-day free trial.
- Photos are encrypted in transit, stored on EU servers, never sold, and never used to train AI models.
- The app is available on iOS and Android in 10 languages and covers four body areas: face and skin, hair and scalp, nails, and smile.
Frequently asked questions
How does Evimetra measure skin care progress?
Evimetra captures a baseline photo, then guides you to re-capture the same area weekly under identical conditions — same distance, angle, light, and framing. After each session it returns a 0–100 wellness index showing quantified change over time.
How much does Evimetra cost?
The free plan includes one measurement per month. Paid plans are EUR 18/month (Base), EUR 35/month (Plus), or EUR 250/year. All paid plans include a 7-day free trial.
Which body areas can I track with Evimetra?
The app tracks four areas: face and skin, hair and scalp, nails, and smile.
Are my skin photos stored securely?
Photos are encrypted in transit and stored on secure servers 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 in Prague, Czech Republic.
Is Evimetra available on both iPhone and Android?
Yes. Evimetra is available on iOS via the App Store and on Android via Google Play, in 10 languages including English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Portuguese, Chinese, Czech, Romanian, and Polish.
