what is makeup-match-prototype fr?

Makeup Match Prototype, also called LOOK AI, is a privacy focused tool that helps someone find makeup tutorial creators whose face shape is similar to their own. A user uploads a clear front facing photo, and the app compares facial proportions entirely inside the browser on the user's own device, then shows creators whose face structure is a closer match, along with links to their profiles and featured tutorials. It does not try to identify who someone is and does not judge appearance. To use it, someone picks or takes a clear, evenly lit, front facing photo with no obstructions. The app checks photo quality and analyzes facial proportions, then shows matching creators. No login is required, and the user can mark a result as a good or poor match, or share it. From there, the user can visit a creator's profile or featured tutorial to find a makeup style that suits them. Photos with a neutral expression, closed lips, and a straight on head position give more stable results, and only one clear face should appear in the photo. Privacy is central to the design. The original uploaded photo is never sent to or stored on a server, the facial proportions extracted from it are never uploaded, and the similarity comparison happens entirely in the browser. Closing or refreshing the page discards the photo and analysis. The only data the app fetches from a server is the public library of creators who have already been reviewed and approved. Creators can apply to be added to that library by submitting their name, social media profile, contact email, an authorized clear photo of themselves, and an optional featured tutorial. Submitted applications are not made public automatically, the team verifies profile ownership and photo authorization before adding a creator to the public library, and this is a separate process from the private, on device matching used by ordinary visitors. The project is licensed under GNU AGPL v3.0, which means that if someone deploys a modified version of the app over a network, they must also make the corresponding source code available to users. The open source license only covers the code itself, not the production creator database, real photos, facial feature data, or contact and authorization records.