Launched

  1. How we do apps.

    In July, the streamer Clavicular launched Face Harmony, a face-rating app for his fans. Its builder says it took three days. Ascend is our take on how we would build this app.

  2. We do complex animations to wow users.

    Face Harmony · Welcome
    Twelve questions come before anything else. The first minute feels like filling in a form.
    Ascend · Welcome
    We open on a wall of fans’ cards in motion, so the app feels alive before the first tap.

  3. We build trust by showing the work.

    Face Harmony · Report
    Its report puts a glowing number beside a photo. Fans cannot see how the app got it.
    Ascend · Scan
    We draw each measurement onto the face, so fans see where their score comes from.

  4. We give every colour one job.

    Face Harmony · Report
    Needs Work gets the same yellow as the score, so a warning looks like praise.
    Ascend · Reveal
    We give each colour one meaning, so fans can read every screen at a glance.

  5. We never ship a template.

    Face Harmony · Report
    Its logo, typeface and gold change from screen to screen. The app never feels like one brand.
    Ascend · Your card
    We design one look for this app alone, so every screen feels like the same brand.

  6. We turn every score into a plan.

    Face Harmony · Report
    The report ends on Scan again, so the only next step it offers is another scan.
    Ascend · Loadout
    We deal skill cards that show the points each one adds. Fans know what to work on first.

  7. We make the value obvious at the paywall.

    Face Harmony · Welcome
    It asks $9.99 a week before the first score. Fans pay before they see any value.
    Ascend · Paywall
    We show fans their own card at Gold, so they see the result they are paying for.

  8. We design for a daily habit.

    Face Harmony · Report
    Its ratio cards all glow the same, so nothing tells fans what to do today.
    Ascend · Today
    We put one next step first and tick it off in one tap. The plan fits into a busy day.

  9. We keep every score honest.

    Face Harmony · Report
    Reviewers say their score fell after they turned the paywall down. That makes the number hard to trust.
    Ascend · Rescan
    We check every rescan against last week’s, so a new score means a real change.

  10. We celebrate every gain.

    Face Harmony · Report
    Progress is a number and a word, so a gain goes by with nothing to mark it.
    Ascend · Upgrade
    We stage each new rating like a card upgrade, so every step up feels like a win.

  11. We show every user their own progress.

    Face Harmony · Welcome
    Every fan sees the same before-and-after pair. The proof is someone else’s face.
    Ascend · Progress
    We set each fan’s day 1 photo against week 3. The proof is their own face.

  12. We build the app around the creator.

    Face Harmony · Welcome
    Nothing on the screen is his, so fans have little reason to come back after the score.
    Ascend · Live
    We bring his live queue and chat into the app, so fans come back each time he goes live.

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Sources

Face Harmony’s screens are its App Store images, read on 28 October 2026 with its listing. What reviewers say comes from 44 store reviews from the US, the UK, Canada and Australia, read on 24 October 2026. The three days are its builder’s own words, from his post on X. Faces in its images are blurred. Ascend is a design by Launched. It is not a live app.