The biggest app in the depuff category. You take a daily selfie, an AI scores your facial bloating, and a food scanner flags meals that might make you puffy.
The guided exercise library is a side feature, not the core of the app
Face only. No tummy, leg or arm routines
Requires daily selfies, which not everyone is comfortable with
Priced for its male self-improvement audience, with weekly billing at $6.99 and heavily tested price points
Real filmed video routines with a calm, pleasant voiceover that walks you through every stroke
Covers face, tummy, legs and arms, targeting the six major lymph node clusters
Custom session builder lets you combine exercises into your own routine
Mood journal shows how you feel before and after each session, so you can see what the practice actually does for you
Streaks and gentle reminders that help the habit stick without guilt
No AI face scanning, no selfie scoring, no photos of you required
Depuff AIReal filmed video routines
Guided facial exercises exist, but the core of the app is the AI selfie analysis
Calm voiceover guidance
Not advertised
Custom session builder
Face routines
Tummy routines
Leg routines
Arm routines
Mood journal (before & after)
Progress is tracked by AI photo comparison instead
Streaks & reminders
Habit and water tracking
Hands only, no tools needed
Works without face scans
Daily selfie analysis is the main feature
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When Depuff AI is still the better pick
People, mostly guys, who are motivated by measurement. If a daily AI score and a camera-tracked trend line is what gets you to stick with something, Depuff AI does that better than anyone.
If you want guided lymphatic drainage you actually follow along with, yes. LymphFlow gives you filmed routines with a voiceover for face, tummy, legs and arms. If what you specifically want is AI selfie scoring and food scanning, Depuff AI remains the strongest app for that.
No. LymphFlow never asks for photos of your face. Progress comes from doing short daily routines and logging how you feel in the mood journal.
Depuff AI bills weekly at $6.99, which works out to roughly $28 a month if you keep it. LymphFlow starts at $3.99 a week, with monthly and yearly plans that come out well under that.
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