Rupam.ai· AI skin analysis tool
AI skin analysis built for Indian and South Asian skin tones.
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What is Rupam.ai?
Rupam.ai is an AI skin analysis tool.
Rupam.ai is an AI skin analysis engine built specifically for Indian and South Asian skin tones (Fitzpatrick 3–6), addressing the accuracy drop seen in Western-trained models. It provides a 14-parameter skin scan designed to turn selfies into product recommendations and is utilized by D2C beauty brands and enterprise retailers to increase conversion rates and average order values.
The platform is primarily targeted at D2C beauty brands, skincare clinics, startups, and enterprise retailers looking to integrate personalized skin analysis into their web or mobile experiences. It offers flexible deployment options, including a simple REST API that can be integrated in 60 minutes, a Shopify plugin, and a fully branded white-label engine.
What makes Rupam.ai different is its exclusive training methodology focused on melanin-rich South Asian skin from the ground up, achieving over 88% accuracy compared to lower benchmarks from global models. The service is strictly cosmetic and non-diagnostic, offering DPDPA-compliant data handling and accessible self-serve tiers alongside enterprise-grade deployments.
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