Beeuty vs Klaris: One-Selfie Face Map or Score-and-Routine Scanner?

The short answer

Klaris is listed around a face scan, a report and a daily routine. Beeuty is listed around one selfie and a zone map. On the US store as of October 2026, Klaris has eight ratings. That is a fact, not a ranking.

We use US App Store data only. Other-country ratings and comments are left off. We did not find a published onboarding walkthrough or a US review-theme summary we could cite without guessing.

What each app actually is

Klaris (“Klaris - Acne & Skin Scanner”) is published by Ahmet Yigit Celik. On the US App Store as of October 2026 it shows a 3.75 rating from 8 ratings, version 3.0.8 dated 17 July 2026, and in-app purchases of weekly $2.99, $9.99, 3-month $19.99 and yearly $39.99–59.99. Store screenshots, summarised at concept level, lead with a new-era line, a face scan showing score, age and type, a report, and a daily routine with reminders. We did not confirm official social accounts. Eight US ratings is too few to treat the 3.75 figure as a quality signal.

Beeuty (“AI Skin & Face Scanner: beeuty”) is an iPhone and iPad app (iOS 16.4 or later). One selfie produces a 0–100 skin score, an estimated skin age (Glow Age), skin type and phototype, and a face map of acne and blemishes, pores and texture, fine lines, sun damage, hydration and redness. It builds an ingredient-led routine, offers an ingredient guide and a label-reading Ingredient Check, and keeps history. Free to download with optional PRO; analysis photos deleted after 30 days; results stated to be cosmetic estimates, not diagnoses.

Side by side

Last checked 27 October 2026. Klaris prices are US App Store in-app purchase list prices in USD as of October 2026; we do not convert them. The $9.99 line is listed without a billing period on the snapshot we used, so we leave it as listed.

Where Klaris is the better choice

• Score, age and type on one scan screen is what the store set leads with, plus a daily routine with reminders.
• Several IAP periods are on the US listing, including a 3-month option. Beeuty’s own prices are not listed here.

Where Beeuty is the better choice

• A stated photo policy. Deleted after 30 days. We could not find Klaris’s period.
• A zone map, not only a score. See the blemish map.
• Clear cosmetic framing. Beeuty says it does not diagnose. For the medical line, read AI analysis versus a dermatologist.

Who should pick which

Pick Klaris if you want that score-and-routine listing and you accept that the US rating base is still tiny.

Pick Beeuty if you are on iPhone or iPad and you want a whole-face map with a stated photo policy.

Neither app replaces a clinician if a mole, rash or painful breakout is the actual question.

Looking for a Klaris alternative?

If you wanted Klaris’s scan-and-routine screens and found the tiny US rating base a reason to look around, Beeuty’s core read is the selfie: score, map, type, routine. See also Beeuty vs Noma and Beeuty vs easySkincare.