Feetmax

Foot grooming, measured.

Most grooming advice is generic because nobody looks at your actual feet. Feetmax does: you scan them, and it comes back with a breakdown across twelve categories — nails, skin, heels, arch, proportions, grooming and the rest — and a short list of specific things that would actually improve them.

A guided scan, not just a photo

Categories can only be scored from a view that shows them. A heel is invisible from directly above; toe alignment is unusable from the side. So the guided scan walks through three shots with an on-screen guide and a level indicator, which is what lets every category be scored rather than skipped.

Tips ranked by what they change

Every tip traces to a specific finding and carries an impact score, so you can see which one is worth doing first. Alongside your current score, Feetmax shows where each category could realistically reach, and roughly how long that would take — capped honestly, so a good result is told there is little to change rather than sold an imaginary gap.

Private by default

Your scans are yours. There is no feed, no sharing between users, and no way for anyone else to see your photos. You can delete any scan, or your entire account and every photo with it, from inside the app at any time.

Not a medical service

Feetmax is a cosmetic and grooming assessment. It does not diagnose anything. Where something looks worth showing a professional it will say so — always free, never behind a paywall — but that is a prompt to get advice, not a finding. If you have a health concern about your feet, see a qualified professional.

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