Miko: Skincare Routine

You own eight things and you are guessing.

Miko reads the actual products on your shelf and works out what goes together, what does not, and when to use each one. Not one pair at a time — the whole shelf.

POINT IT AT A BOTTLE Photograph any label. Miko reads the ingredient list and tells you what is actually in it: the active ingredients, what each one does, and what that means for your skin. One product is enough. No shelf required.

BUILD YOUR SHELF Add the products you actually use. Miko finds the combinations worth knowing — a morning that works, an active night, a recovery night — and the clashes nobody mentioned. Two products carrying the same active. A retinoid and an acid you have been layering for months.

YOUR WEEK, LAID OUT A routine you can follow: which products, which nights, morning or evening, in what order. It changes as your shelf changes.

BEFORE YOU BUY Check something against what you already own, before it arrives. Miko tells you whether it duplicates something, clashes with something, or fills a real gap.

ASK ANYTHING Ask about your own shelf in plain language. Miko answers with your products in front of it, not in general terms.

WHEN IT MATTERS Tell Miko you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or on prescription treatment, and it takes the affected products out of your routine and says which ones and why.

RUNNING LOW Miko estimates when a bottle is about to run out, based on how often your routine actually uses it.

PRIVATE BY DEFAULT No account. No sign-up. Nothing to log in to. Your answers — skin type, concerns, life stage — stay on your phone and are never sent anywhere. Only the ingredient text from a label leaves the device, and only to be read.

HONEST ABOUT WHAT IT IS Miko uses AI, and AI can be inaccurate. Anything important is worth checking against the label itself. Miko is not a medical service and does not diagnose, treat, or replace a dermatologist. For anything medical, see a professional.

SUBSCRIPTION Miko is subscription-only — there is no limited version, and no advertising.

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