'Fit or Fugly?' Apps Uses Golden Ratio to Determine Your Beauty
How is beauty truly measured? That's been a much-debated question for quite some time. But the creators of a new iPhone application have the answer: symmetry. According to the Huffington Post, 'Fit or Fugly' uses Fibonacci's Golden Ratio to determine your face's degree of symmetry, which apparently correlates to how good looking you are. For just $0.99, you can download the app, upload a photo of yourself (or maybe a thick-skinned friend), place anchor pins on the eyes, ears, chin, mouth, and nose, and you'll instantly find out if you're hot or not. Unfortunately, 'Fit or Fugly' isn't even the most superficial app we've seen. Of course, it's a big hit with consumers, earning rave reviews and such incisive testimonials as: "This is a very cool app...simple and fun...I tried the app with a pic of a hobo and a baby and they were both fugly!!!" We don't condone judging the beauty of either hobos or babies, but whatever you do, avoid using this app on your mom or girlfriend. Thank us later, when you're not homeless and single. [From: Huffington Post]





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Subscribe to commentsAppleTuesdayNov 19th 2009 12:42PM
This application's design is completely flawed. If the application measure's the user's beauty based off of "symmetry" then uploading a photo with your head turned even slightly to the side will lower your score, just like the image in this article.
Also, I have seen some ugly people with symmetric faces. Just think about all those people with giant foreheads.
kevin-nassJan 20th 2012 4:28AM
@AppleTuesday , My face too scoring differently .. so, i tried to grab some similar type and i came up with this app named "facedeface". I have used it and it shows an accurate result as i expected also they came with suggestion that will look me better. I must say the best part of this app is the suggestion, it's fantabulous ! i really like it.