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Scans a photo of your scalp to estimate hair count and density, flag thinning, and recommend care products.
MyHair.ai analyzes a photo to map hairline position, count and density, and dryness, then builds a personalized care and treatment timeline from the result. It includes a separate scanner for rating hair products already in a user's routine and a directory for comparing hair clinics, built with input from over 50 partner doctors and a Paris clinic. The company reports more than 200,000 users across 20-plus countries. A free tier offers a limited number of scans; a Premium tier removes the limit and adds fuller insights, though the exact Premium price is not published on the site. The operator is Hair AI Inc., a Delaware-governed entity that hosts the service from the United States; no further address or founder detail is given.
Free plan allows a limited number of scans; Premium removes the cap and unlocks fuller analysis, but the site does not publish the Premium price.
Use tool ↗MyHair.ai turns a phone photo into a hair-density and thinning estimate plus a care plan, a reasonable low-friction first step for someone worried about hair loss before booking a dermatologist. The clinic directory and doctor network add some credibility, but the core scan is still a photo-based estimate, not a clinical diagnosis, and Premium pricing is hidden.
Watch out: Treat the hair-count and density numbers as a rough estimate from a photo, not a clinical measurement, before making treatment decisions based on it.
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