Control where your photo appears
Choose the locations that should not be able to view a request. This is planned for the native app, where it can be enforced properly.
A limited browser pilot
Choose a photo, control which locations may view it, and receive private, constructive responses. Candor is being shaped as a native app for adults—not a public feed.
This browser pilot cannot provide native screenshot or capture protection. Those safeguards are planned, not live here.

Protected portrait
A request stays within the boundaries you set.

Visibility controlled by requester
Viewer identity logged
Native protection planned
App screens are early product work. The browser pilot is for interest validation, not protected photo sharing.
The premise
Candor is for requester-initiated feedback on your own appearance. It is not dating, ranking, a public profile, or a place for private messages.
A request begins with the person who owns the photo and the visibility they choose.
The planned mobile experience makes each view traceable rather than anonymous.
Structured responses and moderation keep the focus on usable feedback.
What makes it different
Choose the locations that should not be able to view a request. This is planned for the native app, where it can be enforced properly.
Candor is designed so viewing is not anonymous. The requester can understand who was allowed into the feedback space.
The point is useful, constructive responses—not a public score or an unfiltered comment pile.
There are no DMs. Keeping interaction structured removes a common route for pressure and abuse.
The browser pilot cannot block captures. Native capture deterrence and protected viewing are planned for the mobile app.
The campaign
A future campaign will fund native capture deterrence, accountable viewing, moderation operations, accessibility, and legal/privacy review. There is no live campaign total or backer count here.
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