Snappr Photo Analyzer - AI that tells you if your profile pic is actually any good

@mdschiller @sama Hey we would love to use this in our app - it's a dating app, so great to hear you're already working on it. :)

@berealexandre Sounds cool, PM me on twitter and let's chat :)

@mdschiller we also have a use for it will DM you !

@mdschiller the level of insight given is amazing. Great tool!!!

@berealexandre @mdschiller @sama I was just going to say this needs to happen for ALL dating profiles ASAP. Happy to help consult on that since I have used them all, everywhere to great success. lol.

@rrhoover Definitively agree with you Ryan, I have not changed my Twitter avatar since day 1 (2006), and it's not even me on it :P I have a score of 67/100 on my Linkedin photo, could be worst too. Curious to see how are scoring the "pro-CV-mugshot" people/companies are sometimes offering.

@rrhoover I must be getting ugly, I got a 58.

@rrhoover Also fully agree. I've used the same profile picture for Twitter, LinkedIn, and About.me since I first created these accounts. Not sure if it's as important for LinkedIn, but I figure consistency doesn't hurt.

@rrhoover Don't worry, you'll get a score bump when we add the 'retro charm' attribute into the formula ;)

@rrhoover I've had my avatar as-is for 8 or 9 years, and I'll likely never change it for exactly the same reason. It's meant to be iconic, not photographic.

@philippehong Thanks mate, very kind :) No launch date yet for a dating photo analyzer, but hopefully in around 2 months. If you need urgent help with your Tinder game, we'd be happy to give you early access to a testing version ;)

@mdschiller @philippehong Count me in on that! Awesome execution guys.

@mdschiller @philippehong +1 Yes, I do need urgent help ;D

@bradleyengel Hi Brad, that's a great idea! Especially when some attributes (e.g. squint) aren't necessarily self-explanatory. Going straight to the feature list... Thanks for commenting :)

@bradleyengel Here's some good/bad examples: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/7...

@mdschiller Haha great article guys

@bradleyengel @mdschiller Thanks Brad - it was fun to write!

@shimmb Nice job! Just ran the numbers, and based on the people who've used the analyzer so far, that puts you in the top ~98% of scores. Thanks for leaving the comment :)

@mdschiller Finally I succeeded at something. Although I didn't take the picture... I'd love to see some examples of 100/100 (or near to it).

@shimmb Here's the distribution of scores so far if you're interested: http://bit.ly/score-distribution Nobody pushing beyond the 90 barrier...

@mdschiller link doesn't work :(

@shimmb Sorry try again now :)

@theleovogel If it is free, you are the product. I'll give them credit, their privacy policy is very up front about their intentions. - We may disclose personal information to: third parties, including agents or sub-contractors, who assist us in providing information, products, services (including but not limited to booking services) or direct marketing to you. This may include parties located, or that store data, outside of Australia including in the United States of America - We collect and use the information for purposes including: for marketing including direct marketing; to run competitions or offer additional benefits to you; to send you promotional information about third parties that we think may be of interest to you; and for data analytics purposes.

@koolkoder We've been thinking about a Facebook/social version - a lot tougher because the diversity of photographic styles is much greater than with professional headshots. The selfie analyzer idea is a cool one - I could imagine it working in realtime as a mobile app! Thanks for the comment :)

Technically yes, but for the moment as the analyzer is free we are collecting some details. If you DM us, more than happy to put your photo through manually!

@sojan_jose Thanks Sojan! Glad you liked it :)