Everything about Omoggle

Omoggle is a face-to-face rating duel app. Two players connect, both cameras go live, each device scores its own user locally with MediaPipe Face Mesh, and the higher score wins the round.

Omoggle analyzes 468 face landmarks over a 10-second round and turns them into seven facial metrics, including canthal tilt, jaw width, symmetry, midface ratio, cheekbone width, eye aspect ratio, and an overall harmony score.

No. Camera processing happens locally on the device. Omoggle only sends the score needed to settle the duel and update ELO.

A duel lasts 10 seconds once both cameras are live. That window is long enough to collect multiple frames and short enough to keep rounds fast.

ELO is the ranking system behind the leaderboard. Beat stronger opponents and your number moves more. Lose to lower-rated players and it drops harder.

Yes. Omoggle uses sign-in before matchmaking or friend duels so usernames, profiles, rankings, and duel history stay tied to one account.

Friend codes are six-digit duel room codes. Share one directly and the other player joins your room without using open matchmaking.

Yes. The app is free to install and play. No ads, no paywall, and no fake upgrade flow around the core duel loop.

The current website focuses on the iPhone app experience. Android is part of the long-term plan, but the app-side launch flow today is centered on iPhone.

Yes. You can enter matchmaking and get paired quickly, or skip the queue and share a friend code for a direct head-to-head duel.

Omoggle is not just video chat. Every round has scoring, a winner, a loser, and rating consequences. The point is the duel.

Yes. Omoggle works well for creator challenges, ranked runs, and callout duels because friend codes make setups fast and the result is easy to explain to viewers.