There is nothing to install. The site runs in the phone browser, and the model runs on our machines, which is the only way it can run at all: the cards this needs are not in a phone and not in most laptops.
An eight-second clip is several minutes of work on a rented graphics card with a lot of memory. No phone has one. An app that claimed to do this on the device would either be sending the photograph to a server anyway, or returning something far worse than what you see here.
Running in the browser also means there is nothing on your phone to find, nothing in an app-store purchase history, and nothing asking for your contacts or your camera roll.
Most phone browsers will add the site to the home screen from the share menu. It then opens full screen, without the address bar, and behaves like an installed app while remaining a web page.
That is also how to keep your session: the account lives in a cookie, and clearing the browser or switching to private browsing signs you out. The recovery code on your account page is the way back in if that happens.
Upload the original photograph rather than a screenshot of it. A screenshot of a photo loses half the detail the model needs, and it is the single most common reason a result comes back soft.
Payment on a phone goes through Telegram, which has to be installed for that step. Buying the Stars and spending them are two separate actions inside Telegram, and the second one is where people stop without realising it.
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