Every app in the space, reviewed
The lymphatic drainage and depuff category is young and moving fast. We keep a profile on every app in it: what it does, what it costs, what its users say, and how it's holding up. Updated as the apps change.

Guided massage apps

Glowsy
Guided massage
A face-only lymphatic drainage app built around a 28-day reset challenge. Nice idea, but it launched in March 2026 and hasn't shipped anything since launch week.
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Lymfa
Guided massage
The closest feature overlap with LymphFlow: guided video lessons for face and body, with cycle-based personalized plans as its signature idea.
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Lymphi
Guided massage
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.
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Lymph
Guided massage
A solo-developer app with guided video routines for face, arms and legs and a daily water-retention tips section. Earnest, but thin.
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AI face scanning apps

Depuff AI
AI face scanning
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.
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Bloat Down
AI face scanning
One of the earliest face-debloat apps, mixing a free AI bloating analysis with facial yoga and drainage exercises. Big rating base, but it hasn't shipped an update in over a year.
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UNBLOAT
AI face scanning
A younger-skewing take on the AI depuff formula from the makers of a looksmaxxing app: daily face photos, a food scanner, and five-minute depuff routines.
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NoBloat
AI face scanning
A small AI check-in app that scores your jawline, symmetry and puffiness from 1 to 10 each day. Every feature sits behind the subscription, and it hasn't been updated since launch.
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