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Version 1.0.1 · 2026-08-20
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The store currently lists version 1.0.1, updated 2026-08-20.






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One photo is all it takes. Let AI guess your age.
AgePicker is an entertainment app that estimates your age from a face in a photo. Take a selfie or pick a photo, and the AI on our own GPU server tells you an age in just seconds. Compare your "AI age" with friends and family and share a laugh.
Fun moments
• Catching up with old friends — who looks the youngest?
• Family gatherings — try it on a parent's photo
• Before you pick a profile picture — see which shot looks youngest
Features
• Age estimate from a single photo in seconds
• Group photos work too (uses the largest face)
• Share your result as a beautiful card
• History of your estimations, saved on-device
• No ads
Your privacy matters
• Photos are used only to estimate age, then immediately discarded on the server (never stored)
• Your results and photos stay on your device
• No account or sign-in, no ad or tracking SDKs…
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