FaceMe－Fun Personality Tests

There’s no denying that this app is well built and has it certainly has a LOT of potential. I mean this app literally scans your face and within a matter of seconds, it provides a detailed break down as to “who you are”. And at first, I honestly felt like it was “tailored” to me and whoever has similar facial features. I was SO impressed that I sent it to my brother and a girlfriend of mine. I wanted to hear about their results. *Spoiler Alert* They had the exact same results as me, “Expert” and everything except for the percentages of “thinking, sensing, perceiving” was identical. So that quickly turned my amazement into disappointment. I do understand they have other “types” and it would take way too long to rewrite and reword all the info for each “type”, but I think I would’ve been blown away had it not been word for word identical to my brother and girlfriend. That’s really about as far as I dove in because I felt like I could be wasting my time filling out multiple questions that many other sites and apps do, but this app caught my eye by the way it advertised itself. I’ll also mention this app is very user friendly and probably pretty cool otherwise. I just wished it had been just a bit more different when scanning and identifying. Everybody wants to feel “unique” or special. Unfortunately, not everyone is.

I’ve tried the face-scan several times and I often get ISFP, even though I’ve tested as INTP on self-assessments for years. Other people have been able to get accurate results, however, so your mileage may vary. Another thing to note is that your personality type via face-scan may change when scanning a different angles.

You can download this app for free but as soon as you log in it needs to lock you into a subscription. It’s free for the first seven days then it charges you about $8 a week. It’s not worth it. On top of that, if you look up I further into the manage prescriptions you will see that another week prescription is only $5. The app barely has any features and the most marketable feature of the app only guesses at what your Myers Briggs type instead of trying to expand it to something wrong. Also it’s not very accurate. It basically gives you the option take a condensed version of the Myers Briggs year which should correlate to your actual mtbi type. It gives you a description of your type that honestly you can find online for free also you can find the test online free. Although, I found those portions to be a considerable waste of time and money, the one feature I found intriguing and slightly fun if you wanted to try it with your friends, family or partner is the compatibility generator. I don’t know how accurate it is in reality (for all I know it could be giving a random number) it could be really fun for you and your friends to play around with. But the use of that I cannot find entertaining for more than a day at most so I don’t know why one would continue to pay for the subscription and keep the app on their phone for longer than that. Overall, this app should be free (if the developers need to make money off it add ads), it’s quality for the most part is the equivalent of one of those Facebook random generators, and is a slight waste of time. But if you want to mess around with friends, family and partners it could be fun for an hour or two.