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It reads your skin.
Then it mixes.

Most personalized skincare guesses once — a quiz, a photo — then stops. Katalyze checks in every time: a capacitive sensor reads your skin's hydration trend, then mixes a fresh single dose on the spot. A skincare printer, not a subscription box.

We measure. They guess.

Skin changes daily. So should your formula.

71.2%
say their skin changes with the weather, but their products stay the same
78.1%
say too many options is their biggest struggle
78%
have bought a product that ended up not working for their skin
86.3%
say proven results, not features, are what would earn their trust

What it reads

Four real inputs, not a guess.

[Hydration trend]
capacitive pad, relative reading
[Local weather]
pulled automatically, daily
[Logged skin feel]
your entry, each morning
[Initial screening]
one-time, at setup

Six cartridges

One object. A different formula every day.

The Katalyze device, with six cartridges visible through the frosted window

The daily ritual.

You rest a finger on the pad. It reads your skin in three seconds. Today's blend appears on your phone — a little more hydration, it's dry out. You tap once. It mixes. You collect the dose and go.

01

Read

A capacitive pad reads your skin's hydration trends in seconds.

02

Mix

Three base formulas and three actives blend to today's ratio.

03

Apply

Your dose pours into the cup. You apply it yourself.

04

Learn

Each entry sharpens tomorrow's blend.

Learn how it works →

What's inside

Three base formulas. Three active ingredients. Mixed fresh, every time.

[Base formula]

Base formula
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Base formula
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Base formula
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Hyaluronic acid
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Niacinamide
—
Ceramide
—
Per-dose waste — figure pending

Every dose fresh.
Every ounce used.

Personalization that doesn't stop at signup.

Not a quiz. A conversation.

The research

This is where skincare is headed.

90 million U.S. adults are already open to device-based skin monitoring. We asked people considering Katalyze directly — the numbers back it up.

68.5%

found a device that reads and mixes on the spot very or extremely appealing

60.3%

said they'd probably or definitely buy it

Join the founding cohort.

We'll tell our waitlist before anyone else.

Our first production run is limited. The waitlist hears first.