BlueBerry by Lipedia
Your daily
skin lab.
Measure what’s changing, see what might be behind it, and reduce the guesswork in your routine.
iPhone beta · built by a student team at UW–Madison
A guided 60-second scan.
Lights off, clip on, hold still. BlueBerry walks you through it.
Lights off
A dim bathroom keeps room light out of the photo.
Wash up
Bare skin, so the scan sees skin and not makeup.
Clip on Mark.1
The same light every time, white, cross-polarized or violet.
Hold still: 3, 2, 1
Guided framing and a countdown. About 60 seconds.
Six metrics, measured, not guessed.
A 0–100 Skin Score and six metrics, compared with your last scan instead of with a stranger’s selfie.
Texture
Surface relief, under white light
Pores
Visible pore size and density
Acne
Every lesion found by our ML model, mapped across four face zones
Pigmentation
Dark marks and uneven tone*
Redness
Flushing and irritation*
Oiliness
Shine across the T-zone
* Estimated from the phone’s white light until Mark.1’s cross-polarized mode measures them.
Same light, every scan.
Mark.1, our clip-on light, is in prototype. It keeps the light the same, so today’s scan compares with yesterday’s.
- White LED ring: texture, pores, oiliness, acne
- Cross-polarized: redness and pigmentation, glare removed
- Violet: a closer look at acne activity
Sleep, food, stress. Weather logs itself.
Log your day in a few taps. UV index and weather attach automatically.
- Sleep hours and quality, water, stress from 1 to 5
- Food tags like dairy, sugar, fried, vegetables
- Sunscreen and time outside, with the day’s UV
A daily plan that shows its work.
Your AI skin agent turns each scan into a few clear actions, each citing the data behind it.
- “Reapply SPF at 1 pm, UV index is 8.”
- Ask BlueBerry follow-up questions, grounded in your scans and shelf
- Plans adjust as your scans and logs build up
Keep, stop, swap.
For every product.
Every product on your shelf, checked against today’s skin: keep, stop, swap, use less or use more.
Try BlueBerry
The iPhone beta is open on TestFlight. Scan for a week and see whether your routine feels like less of a guess.