CutBrief

Private haircut consultation

Know what to ask for.

CutBrief helps men turn a quick guided brief into practical haircut directions and a concise card to discuss with a barber.

Effective date: August 2, 2026 Last updated: August 2, 2026

No guesswork disguised as certainty—just structured choices, maintenance trade-offs, and details worth confirming in the chair.

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Barber Card

Textured taper

Upgrade direction Clean shape, natural movement
Top
Keep workable length and build soft texture.
Sides
Low taper with a smooth, conservative transition.
Finish
Natural definition; avoid a wet or rigid look.

Ask the barber to confirm the taper height and the length your texture can support.

Example direction Discuss in the chair
An illustrative, text-only example of the core Barber Card—not a haircut preview.

How it works

From your goals to the barber’s chair.

Confirm your goals

Complete a guided brief, review the structured summary, and confirm what matters before any photo request.

Review Safe, Upgrade, and Bold

Compare three curated directions, including maintenance, trade-offs, avoid notes, and uncertainties to confirm.

Show the Barber Card

Bring concise notes for the top, sides, back, fringe, neckline, beard, styling, and guardrails into the chair.

Two useful paths

Start without a photo. Add one only by choice.

Free direction

One honest Upgrade

After you confirm the guided brief, CutBrief can return one deterministic, ontology-backed Upgrade recommendation. It uses no photo, account, pass, or external AI call.

Your free result stays only in local History on that device. It does not include a full Barber Card, export, sharing, or a visual simulation.

Paid Barber Card run

Three photo-informed directions

After a separate photo disclosure and consent, a server-verified Generation Pass can refine the same confirmed consultation into Safe, Upgrade, and Bold.

The paid package includes the Barber Card and server-backed History. The paid Upgrade may differ from the free one because it can use coarse photo analysis.

Privacy by sequence

Your brief comes first.

CutBrief asks for a photo only after you complete the Guided Brief, confirm its summary, and review the photo disclosure and consent.

  • No face recognition or identity matching
  • No attractiveness scoring
  • No ethnicity or personality inference
  • No medical diagnosis
  • No advertising or cross-app tracking

How CutBrief handles data · Review your data choices

Optional support

Simulation, clearly labeled.

Generated images are optional visual simulations. They are inspiration for a conversation—not an exact preview, a measurement, or a guaranteed haircut result.

You can decline simulation processing and still receive the core paid recommendations and Barber Card. A simulation failure does not remove an already delivered core package.