Your body now has an interface.

A map, rather than a form. Vitruve is a 3D model of the body on which you explore your concerns where they actually are, area by area.

The body, not a drop-down menu

Your concerns have a place. Vitruve lets you approach them through the body: you move across the model, you locate an area, you discover the concerns attached to it, and, for each one, what Estetly can document.

A dashboard that adapts to you

Vitruve is not a fixed image: it is your visual dashboard, and it adjusts to you. Already today, the model adapts to your profile (woman or man) and keeps track of what you identify on it: your concerns are remembered there and feed into your follow-up. Sothis remembers them.

Tomorrow, it will go further: richer, more personalised models that track your evolution over time. As new areas open (the silhouette, the body), the representation will adjust to you, down to your measurements.

Real depth

Beneath the interface lies a dense map: concerns attached to precise anatomical areas, each one opening onto what Estetly documents (treatments, products, readings and specialists). The method and the figures behind it are set out in our methodology.

Two levels of access

• On the public page: Vitruve is there to be discovered. You rotate it, you switch models, you spot the areas. A first taste of the interface.
• For Founding Members: Vitruve becomes fully interactive. You click an area, you go down to the concerns, you save what concerns you, you build your path. Without limit.

→ Full access is one of the benefits of the Founders programme.

What Vitruve is not

Vitruve does not analyse your body and makes no diagnosis. It is an interface for navigation and exploration, not an examination tool. You declare what concerns you there; you are not assessed.