How VibeMaxx works

How people see you is your face, your voice and your character together. VibeMaxx gives each one an honest, structured read.

The rubric

You choose the male or female rubric. Face covers symmetry, proportions, eye area, skin and hair. Body covers posture, proportions, muscle development and leanness. Style covers clothing fit and grooming. Photo quality covers lighting, angle and framing.

The agreeableness profile

A separate score from a two-minute questionnaire. The questions are everyday situations, such as a wrong order at a restaurant or a delayed flight, and you pick what you would really do. You can also name up to three restaurants you usually eat at; an AI model looks up how expensive they are. The result scores gratitude, entitlement, calm versus combative temperament and lifestyle cost expectations. It does not change your photo or voice rating, and nobody sees it unless you choose to share it. It is a self-report, not a psychological test.

The voice rating

You read a short passage aloud for about 20 seconds. VibeMaxx measures the sound of your voice, not your words: pitch, resonance, smoothness, vocal fry, harshness and how much your pitch moves. The female rubric rewards a clearly feminine pitch, a clear tone with no vocal fry, and a gentle, melodic delivery. It marks down vocal fry, a harsh or aggressive delivery and a masculine pitch. The male rubric rewards bass, chest resonance, smoothness and a warm tone. The cut-offs come from published research on what listeners find attractive, so treat the number as a guide for comparing your own recordings.

Your progress

VibeMaxx keeps the score numbers from each rating, never the photo or the recording. Your first rating is free, one time, with or without an account. Rating again takes a 5-rating pack or Plus. Each time you rate again, your progress chart adds a point, so you can see whether the work you put in moved your score up, or whether it slipped.

The scale

Scores run from 1.0 to 10.0 and are calibrated to the adult population. 5.0 is average. 7.0 is clearly above average. 9.0 and higher is rare.

You choose who you are compared with. "All ages 18+" compares you with every adult of your sex. "By my age" asks for your age and compares you only with people of your sex in your age group (for example 30-34), so the score is relative: normal signs of age are not counted against you. Your age is used for that one rating and is not saved.

What it will not do

It will not evaluate anyone who could be under 18, photos with more than one subject, or nude photos. It does not guess identity, ethnicity or health conditions, and it never recommends surgery or extreme dieting.

Getting the best read

Use a recent, unfiltered photo in daylight, camera at chest height, standing straight. A full-body shot scores face and body. A headshot scores face only. For the voice rating, record in a quiet room with the phone a hand width from your mouth, and speak the way you normally talk.