I am working on Omoglow, a small AI product experiment around private photo feedback for the photos people use across dating profiles, creator bios, LinkedIn/founder pages, community avatars, and personal sites.

The focus is intentionally not public face-rating or beauty ranking. The feedback is about the photo itself: lighting, crop, background, expression, use-case fit, and what to retake next.

I would appreciate feedback on:

  • whether the positioning is clear in the first screen
  • whether “first-impression photos” makes more sense than only “profile pictures”
  • whether this feels useful as a product category or too sensitive to trust

Site: https://omoglow.com/

  • rglullis@communick.newsEnglish
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    4 days ago

    whether this feels useful as a product category or too sensitive to trust

    To me it falls into “this is not a product, this is a feature” type of idea. If you are looking for crowdsourcing the feedback, then the whole privacy aspect falls flat and you might as well just do without it. And by then you have no real differentiator than running a simple “rate my photo” community on Lemmy.