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Physique and potential analysis
Your physique, measured.
Your potential, mapped.
Psycho reads your structure, composition, and posture through evolutionary biology, then hands you the protocol to close the gap.
01 / Standard
Grounded in biology
Measured against the human form at its best, not against industry noise.
02 / Method
Reviewed by a human
Every report is read and signed before it reaches you.
03 / Delivery
Yours within seven days
A full written protocol, waiting in your dashboard.
The process
How it works.
Three photos in. A complete protocol out.
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Shoulder to waist
1.321.618
Shoulder to hip
1.181.40
Torso to leg1.05
Body fat18–21%
L / R balanceUneven
Upper / lowerFair
DefinitionHigh
FrameBroad
We measure everything
Around forty measurements: structure, composition, posture, symmetry. Read by instrument, reviewed by a human.
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OF YOUR NATURAL CEILING
Doctrine target182–197 lb lean
Natural ceiling219 lb
This year's band+1 to 1.5 kg
Genetics set the ceiling
Wrists, ankles, height, and training age set your structural ceiling. The report states it in pounds, with the target band and the honest timeline to reach it.
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- Training
- Nutrition
- Supplements
- Peptides
- Serums
Receive your protocol
Everything your best form requires, in priority order, in your dashboard within seven days.
Psycho for iPhone
The instrument, in your pocket.
Scores, ratios, and gait, tracked between analyses.
The evidence
The world already keeps score.
Fifty years of peer-reviewed research on what appearance changes. None of it is fair. All of it is measurable.
Higher salary
A 10 to 15 percent earnings premium follows attractive people across careers.
Hamermesh, D. S., & Biddle, J. E. (1994). The American Economic Review.
Easier job interviews
Interviewers rate attractive applicants as more qualified for the same resume.
Puleo, R. (2006). Journal of Undergraduate Psychological Research.
Bigger tips
Attractive servers take home $1,261 more in tips per year.
Parrett, M. (2015). Journal of Economic Psychology.
More sales
Customers are 55 percent more likely to buy from an attractive salesperson.
Reingen, P. H., & Kernan, J. B. (1993). Journal of Consumer Psychology.
More matches
On dating apps, looks carry about nine times the weight of the biography.
Witmer, J., Rosenbusch, H., & Meral, E. O. (2025). Computers in Human Behavior Reports.
More second dates
In speed-dating studies, appearance consistently predicts who gets asked again.
Eastwick, P. W., & Finkel, E. J. (2008). Journal of Personality and Social Psychology; Luo, S., & Zhang, G. (2009).
Stronger partners
People pair with partners near their own level of attractiveness. Raise the level, raise the pool.
Luo, S. (2017). Social & Personality Psychology Compass.
Found funnier
The same joke lands better on video than on audio alone.
Cowan, M. L., & Little, A. C. (2013). Personality and Individual Differences.
Read as healthier
Attractive faces are perceived as healthier than they measure.
Zebrowitz, L. A., & Franklin Jr, R. G. (2014). Experimental Aging Research.
Judged smarter
Attractive faces are assumed to be more intelligent.
Moore, F. R., Filippou, D., & Perrett, D. I. (2011). Journal of Evolutionary Psychology.
Trusted more
Attractive people are judged more moral and more trustworthy at first sight.
Shinners, E. (2009). UW-L Journal of Undergraduate Research; Klebl et al. (2022). Journal of Nonverbal Behavior.
Better treatment
Doctors miss 3.67 times more diagnoses in unattractive patients.
Tsiga, E., Panagopoulou, E., & Benos, A. (2016). European Journal for Person Centered Healthcare.
Healthier habits
What makes you better looking is, mostly, what makes you healthier.
Arnocky, S., & Davis, A. C. (2024). Frontiers in Psychology.
Longer lives
Attractive people live measurably longer.
Henderson, J. J. A., & Anglin, J. M. (2003). Evolution and Human Behavior.
Kinder teachers
Teachers rate attractive students more positively from the first day.
Ritts, V., Patterson, M. L., & Tubbs, M. E. (1992). Review of Educational Research; Talamas, S. N., Mavor, K. I., & Perrett, D. I. (2016). PLoS ONE.
Stronger evaluations
Attractive professors earn better student evaluations.
Theyson, K. C. (2015). Practical Assessment, Research, and Evaluation.
Higher grades
The grade advantage appears in person and disappears online.
Hernández-Julián, R., & Peters, C. (2017). Journal of Human Capital; Mehic, A. (2022). Economics Letters.
Fewer arrests
Attractiveness predicts lower arrest rates.
Beaver, K. M., Boccio, C., Smith, S., & Ferguson, C. J. (2019). Psychiatry, Psychology and Law.
Fewer convictions
And lower conviction rates, in the same data.
Beaver, K. M., Boccio, C., Smith, S., & Ferguson, C. J. (2019). Psychiatry, Psychology and Law.
Lighter sentences
When convicted, attractive defendants are sentenced more leniently.
Mazzella, R., & Feingold, A. (1994). Journal of Applied Social Psychology.
Denser networks
Attractive people build larger, denser social networks.
O’Connor, K. M., & Gladstone, E. (2018). Social Networks.
More votes
Attractive politicians win more of them.
Jaeger et al. (2021). Social Psychology.
More promotions
Promotion odds rise with rated appearance.
Morrow, P. C., McElroy, J. C., Stamper, B. G., & Wilson, M. A. (1990). Journal of Management.
More reach
Social media engagement follows the face, not just the content.
Gladstone, E. C., & O’Connor, K. (2013). Academy of Management Proceedings; Strey, S. (2019). Lund University.
Higher well-being
Attractive people report higher well-being across income levels.
Datta Gupta, N., Etcoff, N. L., & Jaeger, M. M. (2016). Journal of Happiness Studies.
Stronger minds
Mental health and attractiveness travel together, on average.
Farina et al. (1977). Journal of Abnormal Psychology; Borráz-León et al. (2021). Adaptive Human Behavior and Physiology.
The lever
One variable moves nearly all of it.
Body fat sits under almost every signal above: the waist, the posture read, the jawline. We do not analyze faces. We do not need to. Facial adiposity tracks body fat, so the leanness that narrows your waist is the same leanness that sharpens your face.
- Meta-analysisLanglois, J. H., et al. (2000). Maxims or myths of beauty? Psychological Bulletin.
- Meta-analysisHosoda, M., Stone-Romero, E. F., & Coats, G. (2003). Physical attractiveness and job-related outcomes. Personnel Psychology.
The distribution is real, Psycho exists to move you up it.
The measurement
Feelings lie. Structure does not.
Frame and proportions
Shoulder to waist ratio, limb lengths, insertions. The skeleton sets the rules; the analysis reads them so you stop training against your own architecture.
Composition
Where you hold fat and where you hold muscle, judged against what your frame can realistically carry.
Posture and structure
Pelvic tilt, rounded shoulders, forward head. Most physiques lose more presence to posture than to any missing muscle.
Potential ceiling
An honest projection of your best achievable physique, drug free, and the timeline to reach it.
Inside the report
Every number earns its place.
The report reads like an instrument, not an essay. Each measurement carries a current value, a ceiling, and the prescription that closes the gap.
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One number, three lenses. Recalculated at every retest.
Fat-free mass, lb
170.3189.7
FFMI, height normalized
19.2525.00
Natural ceiling 219 lb. The gap is the plan.
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Photo
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Lean
Athl
Avg
Soft
Obsc
20%
Target about 10. Leanness is the lens every other score is read through.
Training years7.0
This year's band1 to 1.5 kg
To doctrine target7.0 yr
Rate bands from training age, not optimism.
Pelvic tilt9°
Shoulder roundingModerate
Most physiques lose more presence to posture than to any missing muscle.
Anterior pelvic tilt
Costing visible abdominal definition and two inches of perceived height. Corrected before anything else is chased.
- Dead hangs, daily
- Hip flexor work before every session
- Ribcage down. Six weeks to visible change.
Shoulder to waist1.32ideal 1.618
Shoulder to hip1.18ideal 1.40
Torso to leg1.05ideal 1.00
Estimated from your photos. Every gap here is trainable.
Shoulders lead. Legs lag. The program loads accordingly.
Calories2,340
Protein210 g floor
Steps12.0K
Training4 days / week
StackCreatine · D3 · Omega-3
The kitchen drives this phase. Supplements, peptides, and serums enter only where they earn their place.
SectionReadsMeasures
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Frame and proportionsShoulder to waist, limb lengths, insertions, classical ratios
1202
CompositionBody fat class, fat-free mass, FFMI, distribution
803
Posture chainPelvic tilt, shoulder rounding, neck alignment
704
SymmetryLeft to right balance, drift under fatigue
605
TrajectoryTraining age, rate bands, timeline to doctrine target
506
PrioritiesTraining, nutrition, supplements, peptides, serums. In order, with reasons.
—The science
The standard is older than the industry.
Fitness culture argues about aesthetics as if they were invented on social media. They were not. What reads as strong, capable, and healthy was written into human perception over hundreds of thousands of years. A wide back once meant you could protect. A lean waist meant you could endure.
Psycho measures you against that standard, the one every human being is already running silently. It does not flatter. It tells you what the eye sees and what the body can become.
AXEL SIGMAR / FOUNDER
The analysis
One analysis. Full clarity.
$179.99one time
- Complete physique assessment from your photos and stats
- Current score and genetic ceiling, honestly stated
- Posture and structure audit with corrections
- Prioritized training and nutrition protocol
- Supplements, peptides, and serums, specified only where they earn their place
- Written report, human reviewed, delivered within seven days
Secure checkout via Stripe. Your photos remain private, always.
Your questions
Frequently asked questions
Anything beyond this list: axel@psychoaesthetics.app. A human answers.
What is Psycho?
A physique and potential analysis. You submit three photos and basic stats. You receive a written, human-reviewed report that measures your structure, composition, and posture, states your genetic ceiling, and hands you a protocol in priority order.
Who is this for?
Anyone who trains, or intends to. Women and men both. Beginners gain a map. Experienced lifters gain honesty about their weak points.
What exactly will I receive?
A full written report in your dashboard: your scores, your ratios against classical ideals, your body fat classification, a posture and symmetry audit, your natural ceiling, and the training, nutrition, supplement, peptide, and serum moves that close the gap.
Can’t I just do this with ChatGPT or Claude?
You can ask a chatbot for an opinion, and you will get a different one every time you ask. Psycho is an instrument: fixed standards, the same measurements for every specimen, reviewed and signed by a human who is accountable for the numbers. The value is the discipline of the method.
How long until I get my results?
Within seven days of your submission. Most reports ship sooner.
Is this a one-time report or a continuous service?
One purchase, one analysis. When you have executed the protocol for twelve weeks, order a retest and the delta gets measured.
What do you actually measure?
Frame and proportions, composition, posture chain, symmetry, and trajectory. Around forty measurements, each against a stated standard: shoulder to waist against the classical ideal, fat-free mass against your structural ceiling, posture against neutral.
Do you analyze faces?
No. We do not need to. Facial adiposity tracks body fat, so the leanness that narrows your waist is the same leanness that sharpens your face. Body fat is the biggest lever your face has.
How accurate can photo estimates be?
Honest enough to act on. Structural ratios and body fat classification read reliably from three decent photos. Where precision is impossible the report gives you a band, not a fake decimal.
Is the analysis done by AI or a human?
Instruments do the measuring. A human reads every measurement, writes the judgment, and signs the report before it ships.
How do you know my genetic limits?
Frame measurements, height, and training age set a structural ceiling. The report states yours plainly: the doctrine target, the natural ceiling, and the timeline between you and them.
What does the protocol include?
Training, nutrition, supplements, peptides, and serums, in priority order. Each prescription says what to do, in what order, and why your biology agrees.
Is it actually personalized?
Every number in it comes from your measurements, your training age, and your ceiling. There is no template underneath.
Do I need a gym?
The training assumes basic equipment. If you train at home or with constraints, say so in the notes field and the protocol is built around it.
Will you push supplements on me?
No. The stack enters only where the evidence and your data justify it. Most protocols start with food, sleep, and steps, because that is where most of the result lives.
How long does submission take?
About five minutes. Three photos, front, side, and back, plus your age, height, weight, and training history.
What kind of photos do I need?
Decent lighting, plain background if you can, relaxed posture, no flexing. This is a measurement, not a performance.
Where does my report arrive?
In your dashboard. You can watch the status move from submitted to in review to delivered.
What if I have injuries or constraints?
Note them in your submission. The analyst works around them, and anything touching health gets flagged with a recommendation to see a professional.
How much does it cost?
$179.99, one time. No subscription, no upsell inside the report.
What does that include?
The complete assessment, the genetic ceiling, the posture and symmetry audit, and the full protocol, written, human reviewed, and delivered to your dashboard within seven days.
What if my photos can’t be analyzed?
You will be asked to resubmit. If we still cannot produce your analysis, you get your money back.
How do retests work?
Execute the protocol for twelve weeks, then order a new analysis. The second report measures the change against the first.
Who sees my photos?
Only the analyst working on your report. They are stored privately, never shared, and never used for marketing or model training.
Where is my data stored?
Photos live in private encrypted storage, reachable only through your account. Payments run through Stripe; we never see your card number.
Can I delete my data?
Yes. One email and your photos and account are gone.
Why “evolutionary standards”?
What reads as strong, capable, and healthy was written into human perception long before the fitness industry existed. Psycho measures you against that standard, the one every human being is already running silently.
Will the report flatter me?
No. It tells you what the eye sees and what the body can become. Both honestly.
Why measure at all?
Feelings lie. Structure does not. You cannot close a gap you have not measured.
Is this medical advice?
No. Psycho is an aesthetic and training assessment, not a medical service. Anything touching injury or health gets flagged with a recommendation to see a professional.
Is there an age requirement?
Yes. Eighteen and over.
Does this work for women?
Yes. Standards, ceilings, and classifications are sex-specific. The method is the same: measure, state the ceiling, prescribe.
How do I get help?
Email axel@psychoaesthetics.app. A human answers, usually the one who signed your report.
What if I think my report has an error?
Reply to it. The analyst re-reviews the measurement in question and corrects the report if you are right.