A face-first drainage app that guides routines with illustrations and timers rather than filmed video. Launched June 2026 and still on version 1.0.0.
Routines are guided by illustrations and timers, not filmed video, per its own website
Requires iOS 18.6 or newer, which shuts out older iPhones
Still version 1.0.0 with no updates since its June 2026 launch
Face-first with limited body coverage, and billing periods aren't disclosed on the store listing
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
LymphiReal filmed video routines
Illustrated, timer-guided steps rather than filmed video, per Lymphi's own site
Calm voiceover guidance
Not advertised
Custom session builder
Onboarding quiz builds a personalized program
Face routines
Tummy routines
Leg routines
Some neck, chest, arm and leg flows beyond the face focus
Arm routines
Some neck, chest, arm and leg flows beyond the face focus
Mood journal (before & after)
Streaks & reminders
Hands only, no tools needed
Works without face scans
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When Lymphi is still the better pick
Someone who prefers quick, illustration-guided routines over video, is on a recent iPhone, and mainly cares about face depuffing.
Lymphi's website describes its routines as clear illustrations with timers, explicitly noting no video is required. Its App Store text mentions technique videos, but the site is the more specific source. LymphFlow's routines are filmed video with a voiceover throughout.
The developer set an unusually high minimum OS version, which excludes many older iPhones. LymphFlow runs on iOS 15.1 and up.
LymphFlow. Lymphi is face-first with some additional flows, while LymphFlow has dedicated routine libraries for face, tummy, legs and arms plus a custom session builder.
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