Solutions · Skin analysis devices
ARview is the software layer that turns every scan from your at-home skin analysis device into a personalised routine, matched products, a basket and a reason to come back. Your hardware keeps doing what it does best. ARview connects what happens next, under your brand.
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A skin analysis device can read the skin, guide a treatment or shape a daily routine. But once the session ends, the customer journey often splits across an app, an online store, product recommendations, CRM and loyalty. The routine goes unfollowed, the products are bought elsewhere and the next scan never happens.
ARview extends a skin analysis device into one connected loop instead of a series of disconnected handoffs.


Your device captures the skin exactly as it does today. Nothing about the hardware or how customers use it has to change.

With the customer's consent, the outputs your device can share are mapped into an evolving ARview skin profile that Aria and the specialist agents can reason with.

An AM/PM routine is built around that profile from the catalogue you choose: your own range, a partner's or several brands.

The routine becomes a basket connected to the online store you choose, so a recommendation leads straight to purchase.

Refill reminders, loyalty rewards and rescan invitations bring customers back, and each scan sharpens the profile.
ARview doesn't replace your hardware or your device software. It adds four layers around them, so the insight your device produces keeps working for the customer and for whoever sells the product, across app, web and retail. One customer profile, one omnichannel experience.
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Concern-to-ingredient mapping with a ranking layer turns each skin profile into an AM/PM routine, across one catalogue or several brands.
The routine, recommendations and history live on the customer's phone and pick up again at the next scan, wherever it happens.
The Basket Building and Loyalty agents turn a routine into a bundle, then time refill reminders and rescan invitations.
The Command Centre shows which concerns customers have, which recommendations convert and how routines and repeat purchases develop, across every market where your device is sold.

Extend a device beyond the hardware with personalised routines, product recommendations, progress and refills.
Connect device use directly to the serums, creams and treatments designed to go with it.
Keep a direct relationship with your customers, and their routine, even when the device is bought through a retailer.
Devices used in salons, clinics and pharmacies have their own programme.
See ARview for professional skincare brandsEvery device integration is scoped with your team. ARview's delivery team maps the outputs your device can already share, such as skin scores, zones or exported measurement data, to an ARview skin profile, then connects the catalogues, commerce and CRM systems you use. Where no device data is available, ARview's camera-based skin diagnostics can run alongside your hardware.
Nothing is analysed or saved until the customer chooses to start.
Device integrations are scoped around the skin results your device produces. Where ARview's own camera analysis is used, images are processed in real time and never stored.
ARview retains only the diagnostic metrics generated by each scan and, where the customer has opted in, the associated profile and interaction data.
Data ownership between you, your customers and ARview, along with retention and processing roles, is agreed before any deployment.

Scans per active device, per week and per market.
Routines created and continued after a scan.
Recommended products bought after a scan.
Refills and reorders that trace back to a scan.
How usage, routines and purchases develop customer by customer and market by market.
We review what your device outputs, the software around it and the catalogue you want to sell, then agree the customer journey and success metrics.
We launch one defined experience for one product line or market, with ARview running alongside your device and measured against a baseline.
Extend across devices and markets as a white-label or co-branded experience, with a dedicated delivery lead.
ARview adds a software and commerce layer to a skin analysis device. It turns each scan into a personalised routine, matched products, a basket and a customer profile connected to CRM and loyalty, so the device drives repeat purchases and an ongoing customer relationship for your brand.
No. ARview does not make skin analysis hardware and is not a substitute for clinical imaging. Your device and its software keep doing the analysis. ARview works on what happens after it: recommendation, routine building, purchase and follow-up.
Integration is scoped per device during discovery. ARview's delivery team maps the outputs your device can share, such as skin scores, zones or exported measurement data, to an ARview skin profile. There are no off-the-shelf connectors for specific devices; feasibility is confirmed with your engineering team before a pilot starts.
Yes. Recommendations come from whichever catalogue you load: your own range, a partner's or a multi-brand assortment. ARview matches products to each customer's skin profile and preferences using concern-to-ingredient mapping and a ranking layer.
The customer receives a personalised AM/PM routine and a basket they can buy from the online store you connect. Refill reminders, loyalty rewards and rescan invitations bring them back, and each scan updates their profile, giving one omnichannel journey across app, web and retail.
Yes. ARview can run as a white-label or co-branded experience alongside your device, so customers see your brand throughout the routine, recommendations and purchase journey.
No. ARview also supports professional skin analysers used in salons, clinics and pharmacies. See ARview for professional skincare brands for that programme.

Book a partnership call. We'll look at what your device produces today, where the customer journey stops, and what a scoped 90-day pilot with one product line or market could prove.
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