iLook is a free, privacy-first AI face analysis tool that turns one photo into a private, non-medical report on your face. Upload a front-facing adult photo and receive a face-shape reading, a subjective 0-to-100 face score built from five visible signals – facial harmony, symmetry, jawline and structure, skin appearance, and eyes and brows – plus symmetry notes, Golden Ratio phi context and hairstyle and colour direction, with a clear explanation of what the photo supports and where lighting, angle or framing limit the reading. The initial report is free for up to three scans per UTC day, with Google sign-in requested when analysis starts so results stay in your private history until you delete them; a more detailed full report is available as a paid option. Developers and AI agents can access the same versioned analysis through a free remote MCP server or REST and OpenAPI interfaces with an issued API key. iLook does not identify people, infer sensitive traits or publish a face gallery, and it is explicit that the score describes one photo, not your identity, health or worth. It suits anyone curious about their photo’s presentation and styling direction, and developers who need face analysis as a service.