facez

How Facez works

What the numbers mean.

Facez answers three different questions: who you choose, how people respond to your photo, and who might choose you back. We keep the answers separate so one result is never presented as another.

Facez keeps improving as the community grows. Introductions become available as more compatible people join.

Your taste

Who do you choose?

Your taste results come from every face-to-face choice you make, whether the pair shows AI-generated faces or approved member photos. Skipping does not record a choice or move your progress. Taste Twin compares your choices with represented country cohorts and names the closest one without presenting a similarity score.

Your photo

Who chooses you?

Your photo result comes from comparisons with other approved member photos. It describes how this photo performs against the current pool, not your worth or a permanent rank.

Photo results

What counts and what doesn’t.

01

Which photos appear

AI faces and member photos stay separate.

Taste comparisons pair two AI-generated faces. Member comparisons pair two approved member photos. Facez never puts an AI face against a member photo. Both kinds of decided choice count towards your insight milestones, and eligible faces from either kind may appear in your personal insights.

02

What counts

Each person can affect your result only once.

Skips, repeat choices, choices on your own photo, and activity removed for safety do not count toward your photo result.

03

What an early result means

Early results show the raw count.

Before your photo has enough independent comparisons, Facez shows the raw result, such as 7 of 12. A few more choices can still change an early result significantly.

04

What win rate means

Win rate is relative, not universal.

Once your photo has enough comparisons, Facez shows its win rate: the share of valid comparisons in which it was chosen. This describes how it performed against the current approved photos, not a universal attractiveness score.

05

What the breakdowns mean

Country, gender, and age are separate views.

These rows use the rater’s approximate network country and current profile details. They appear from the first eligible rating, so small counts can move sharply. Facez shows the counts and never combines these details to identify a rater.

06

What pausing and removal change

Pausing keeps results. Deleting does not.

Pausing stops new comparisons and matching while keeping every photo and result. Deleting a photo removes its image and result permanently. Deleting your account also removes your profile, choices, insights, matches, and uploaded photos.

Reciprocal matching

Being popular is not the same as being someone’s type.

Facez learns patterns from each person’s choices and scores compatible people in both directions. It starts with the strongest two-way possibilities, so strong interest on one side cannot hide weak interest on the other.

Your taste may differ from the crowd. Your photo may also appeal strongly to some people without appealing to everyone. Facez looks for where those two patterns overlap.

You can have up to 3 open introductions at a time. People you pass, block, report, or connect with will not appear again.

This does not guarantee an introduction. Facez still needs enough compatible people and enough real choices to learn both directions.

Trust

Private until you both choose Interested.

There is no incoming-like inbox, admirer count, or public attractiveness leaderboard.

Choosing someone’s photo never sends them a message or reveals your identity.

Facez shares only the contact method you chose after you both choose Interested. It never shares your Google sign-in email.

Member photos are shown anonymously. Names and contact details are never included.

Blocking closes active introductions, hides an existing connection and its contact details, and prevents the pair from being introduced again.

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