Clavicular Announces AI Looksmaxxing App After Tel Aviv Trip, Fueling Online Theories About Users' Facial Data

Clavicular's new AI face-rating app has turned a routine product launch into a privacy controversy, with critics questioning why a looksmaxxing influencer wants users to upload their facial data.

The American internet personality and influencer, whose real name is Braden Eric Peters, announced Face Harmony on X and Instagram, telling followers that the app was built to handle the flood of people asking him to rate their appearance.

'The amount of DMs I get asking for ratings is insane,' he wrote. 'So I built an app that can do it better than me. Face Harmony is LIVE.'