Create an age-progressed estimate

Add a photo of the child and, if you have them, photos of their biological family.

We never save your photos. They are shrunk on your device and sent only to the AI service that makes the images: Replicate (running Google's Nano Banana 2), or Cloudflare as a backup. We delete them from Replicate as soon as the images are made, and Replicate removes all request data within an hour. Nothing is kept on our side.

1. The child

Choose a clear, front-facing photo

Date of birth

When was the photo taken? (approx.)

Sex (optional, but in our tests it made the age much more accurate)

2. Distinguishing features (optional)

Marks that usually last for life, such as moles, scars, birthmarks or an unusual ear shape, one per line. You know your child best: add marks the photo doesn't show. Eye colour can still change in the first few years, and some birthmarks fade.

AI suggestions can be wrong (for example, dust on an old photo). They are only used after you check them.

3. Family photos (optional)

Forensic artists use photos of biological parents and siblings to see which features run in the family. Photos taken when they were about the child's current age work best. Up to 3.

I understand these images are estimates, not identification, and I will share them only with police or a missing-children organisation such as NCMEC.