Naee

Naee is an iPhone app for people who want to compare hairstyle ideas on their own photo before talking with a stylist. Its mix of reference matching and an AI stylist makes it useful for planning a change, though continued generations cost credits or a subscription.

The appeal is practical: compare possible cuts and colors, then keep a look to discuss at the salon. Choose another service if you need Android or browser access, or want more generations without buying credits.

Overview

Naee combines photo-based previews of cuts, colors, and textures with reference-photo matching, face-shape suggestions, and an AI stylist chat. Users can save favorites and compare options, which makes the app more useful for narrowing down a choice than for producing a single novelty image.

A preview is a planning aid, not a promise of how a style will translate to your hair in person. The app is best suited to people who already have a candidate look or want visual prompts before a salon appointment.

Key features

Photo previews and reference looks

Naee applies hairstyle and color changes to a user's photo. When you upload a reference, it extracts cues such as cut, length, and color to recreate the look. This can help when a picture communicates your idea better than a verbal description. The quality of the preview depends on the photo and should not be treated as a salon result guarantee.

Stylist chat and saved options

The AI stylist can discuss face shapes, everyday care, and style choices; the app also analyzes face shape and suggests hairstyles. These tools offer a way to explore options alongside the visual previews, while saved looks and comparisons let you keep candidates together for a salon conversation. They are not a substitute for a stylist's assessment of your hair.

Photo handling

Selected photos are sent to Google AI Services via Firebase for face analysis and hairstyle generation. Naee says photos are not used to train AI models and are not retained on Google servers after processing. Original photos and face-analysis results remain on the user's device while the app is installed. The company uses commercially reasonable security practices but does not guarantee information security. Mixpanel receives anonymized usage analytics, and RevenueCat receives anonymized purchase and subscription-status data.

Pricing

Naee is a free download with in-app purchases. The free trial provides limited credits; AI hairstyle generations, hair-color changes, and Stylist Mode require a subscription or credit purchase after those credits are used. The app gives no basis to treat the free download as an ongoing free-generation plan.

OptionPriceWhat it includesFree downloadfreeFree download; AI generations require subscription or credit purchase.Credits - 5€3.99, paid once5 credits.Credits - 20€8.99, paid once20 credits.Credits - 25€9.99, paid once25 credits.Monthly 50 Credits€17.99 a month50 credits.Credits - 100€22.99, paid once100 credits.Credits - 50€22.99, paid once50 credits.Coins - 200€39.99, paid once200 coins.The one-time credit packs suit occasional experimentation better than a monthly allowance; the monthly option is for someone expecting to use 50 credits across the month. The 100-credit pack costs the same as the 50-credit pack, so it is the more generous of those two listed options if both fit your needs. The 200-coin purchase is a separate unit, and no conversion to credits is given. No renewal or cancellation terms are provided for the monthly option, so check those before subscribing.

Platforms

Naee is for iPhone and requires iOS 17.6 or later. It has no listed Android or web version, so it is not a fit for users outside Apple's phone platform. For help, the App Store listing gives [email protected].

Who it's for

Naee suits iPhone users who want to compare a few looks on their own photo, have a reference image to translate into a preview, or want saved options for a salon visit. It is less suitable for someone who expects frequent generations at no cost, needs a browser workflow, or wants professional judgment rather than AI suggestions.

Pros and cons

Pros: Reference-photo matching extracts cut, length, and color cues, which can make it easier to turn an example into a preview.

Pros: Saved looks and comparisons keep candidate styles together for a salon discussion.

Pros: The privacy policy says photos are not used for model training and are not retained on Google servers after processing.

Cons: Free generations are limited; ongoing use of generations, color changes, and Stylist Mode requires payment.

Cons: iPhone-only support and the iOS 17.6 requirement exclude Android users and older iPhones that cannot run that version.

Cons: Selected photos leave the device for processing, even though the policy says they are not retained on Google servers afterward.

Alternatives

AI Hairstyle Generators is a broader category to browse if you want to compare services before choosing one.

Pick HairHunt instead if platform reach matters: it runs on Android, iOS, and web, and its free plan includes one watermark-free hairstyle try-on with 100+ styles. Its subscription is $9.99 a month for 200 credits every month, with cancellation terms given.

HairTry is another option to consider if its one-time Starter pack fits your preferred way to pay.

AI Hair Color & Style is worth comparing if you want a free credit or small one-time look packs.

Hair AI Salon is an alternative for Android and iOS users.

The Right Hairstyles AI Hairstyle Changer may suit users who want web access alongside mobile apps and a free try-on.

Pict.AI is an alternative with web and mobile access, including limited free web use.

Haristyle is an Android alternative with four premium styles free.

Snipd is an iOS and web alternative with a free style quiz and some features requiring Premium.

Verdict

Choose Naee if you use an eligible iPhone and want reference-led photo previews, style suggestions, and saved comparisons to help prepare for a salon visit. Its strongest reason to choose it is the combination of reference matching and planning tools; its main reason to look elsewhere is that ongoing AI use costs credits or a subscription, with no Android or web version.