How many stars does your photo get?

You changed your profile picture and friends replied with a polite fine. Sometimes you want a verdict from people who do not know you and will not soften it. This bot shows your photo to strangers and collects their ratings on a 1 to 5 scale ⭐

It works as a swap: you rate other profiles, they rate yours. Around 29,000 people open the bot each month, so first scores tend to arrive quickly. The interface is in Russian.

Getting rated

1. Tap /start and fill in a short profile.
2. Add at least one photo. Your own, face visible, decent light.
3. Rate others. Profiles appear one at a time and you give each one 1 to 5 stars.
4. Check your stats. As ratings come in, your profile shows an average score.

Profiles are moderated, which filters out a share of fakes and plainly inappropriate pictures. Some will still slip through.

The leaderboard effect

Average scores feed a leaderboard of top users. Some people chase the top spots for fun. Others use it as a quick test of which of three photos lands best 📸

The same feed doubles as a dating showcase. You can notice people who catch your eye and start talking without filling out a ten-page questionnaire.

Getting a score you can trust

• Test one photo at a time. After switching, wait for a couple dozen ratings before comparing.
• Light beats filters. Daylight from a window wins over flash in a dark room almost every time.
• Skip group shots. Raters cannot tell who they are scoring, so the number turns into noise.
• Rate honestly yourself. The more people give thoughtful scores, the more meaningful everyone's average becomes.

A number, not a verdict

Your average depends on who happens to be online, their mood and how fast they swipe. It reflects the taste of a random slice of Telegram users at a given moment.

If ratings from strangers tend to sting, skip this kind of game or treat it as pure curiosity. A low score usually says more about the angle and lighting than about you 🙂

Guard your privacy

• Upload only yourself. Posting friends or strangers without consent is rude and in some countries illegal.
• Crop the clues. No license plates, house numbers, school logos or work badges in the background.
• Be careful with new contacts. Never send money, ID documents or intimate photos. Someone rushing you is a red flag.

Any picture you put into a public bot will be seen by hundreds of people, and any of them can save it.