iLook

iLook gives people and developers a structured way to review a photo they provide. Its privacy-first, non-medical report explains face-shape context, visible facial-symmetry signals, Golden Ratio phi comparisons, and a subjective face score with the component signals shown in clear language. The core experience is free and works without an account or payment. Developers can explore public REST and OpenAPI documentation, a Streamable HTTP MCP interface, and an A2A agent surface for prototypes and integrations. The output is photo-specific: camera distance, lens, crop, pose, expression, lighting, focus, hair, and accessories can change what is visible. iLook does not perform identity recognition, surveillance, sensitive-trait inference, or medical diagnosis.

What problem it solves

Portrait feedback is often either vague or presented as an objective judgment. iLook gives users a readable, photo-specific explanation while making the limits of a single image explicit. Developers also get a documented route for trying the same product through APIs and agent protocols.

Alternatives & competitors

iLook pairs a simple browser workflow with public REST/OpenAPI, MCP, and A2A documentation, and keeps the scope non-medical and privacy-first.