Doesn't exist yet — we're deciding

A Rizz Simulator.
Worth building?

This is not a product page. There is nothing to buy, download or sign up for. We are working out whether to build this at all, and the fastest way to find out is to describe it honestly and ask.

Would you actually use this?

One tap. No email, no signup, nothing to unsubscribe from — this is a straight question about whether to build it.

What it would actually do

You'd get a scenario — an opener, a reply, an awkward pause — and choose how to respond. The simulator plays out what happens next, then tells you which specific thing worked or didn't: the timing, the tone, whether you asked something or just stated something.

Think reps, not a score. The point would be running a conversation twenty times in the ten minutes it would otherwise take to have one badly.

What it could not do

It could not measure your rizz from a photo. Nothing can. Charisma is timing, listening and nerve — a still image holds none of that, and any tool claiming to score it from your face is selling you a number it made up.

The face scan on this site measures facial proportions and expression. That is genuinely part of a first impression, and it is not the same thing as rizz. We would rather say so than blur the two to make this page sound better.

Why we're asking instead of building

Because we have built things nobody wanted before, and the honest fix is to ask first. A tap above costs you a second and tells us more than a month of guessing. If enough people say yes, it gets built and it shows up here. If they don't, it doesn't, and that is a good outcome too.

In the meantime

The thing that does exist is the face scan — 17 facial readings and a Face Score percentile from one photo, free. Run it here. It measures the part of a first impression a photo can actually show.