Hair care, actually organised
Ramuna builds you a real routine — wash days, what to do on them, in what order — out of the bottles already in your bathroom. Then it measures whether it's working, and changes the plan when it isn't.
Free to start · No card · Every hair type, from bone straight to 4C
Tuesday · week 6
How it works
Length, shine, volume, definition, less shedding, repair — or nothing in particular, if you just want to look after it properly. One choice, and the whole programme is built around it.
Then seven questions about your hair. No jargon, no colour swatches you can't match yourself to, no asking you to know your porosity.
How your hair takes water in. How thick one strand is. How much of it there is. What your scalp is doing. What it's been through.
And it tells you how sure it is. Some of it Ramuna knows from your photo. Some of it is a decent guess. It marks the difference instead of pretending — and anything it got wrong, you tap and correct, and it keeps your version.
Anything wrong? Tap it — I'll keep your version over mine.
Two wash days, three short care days, and one minute most evenings. Every step names your product — not "your shampoo", the actual bottle you told it you own.
Every step has a Why this? underneath it. You're never doing something because an app said so.
The part most apps get wrong
Most hair apps are designed around straight and wavy hair, then bolt on a "curly mode". You can tell within two screens: the questions are about length stalling and split ends, and there's nothing that describes your actual week.
There is one rule in the codebase about this. No screen, no question and no plan
step is allowed to branch on hair type. If a feature only works by asking
if type is 4C then it was built for someone else first — so it gets rebuilt
until it works for everyone from the same logic. It's the hardest constraint in the
product and it's the reason the length question shows you where hair lands on a
body rather than drawing a texture and hoping it's yours.
What it does
Each one changes the whole plan — the wash frequency, the order of steps, what gets measured, and what counts as progress. You can switch any time, and you keep your history.
Proof, not vibes
Twenty seconds, same spot, same light. Ramuna compares the photo to the last one and tells you what moved — length in centimetres, breakage, how much shine came back.
If it isn't working, the plan changes. Not a nudge to try harder — a different routine, built from the same shelf. That's the difference between a programme and a checklist.
Length · week 6
Meet Poof
Poof holds the plan, notices when something stops working, and tells you before you have to figure it out yourself. He is never going to tell you to buy anything.
Pricing
Your hair profile and a starter routine are free forever, no card. Plus is the full programme — the measurement, the weekly adjustments, and the history.
No card. No trial that expires.
Cancel any time, in two taps.
For trying it before you commit.
Yearly is available at $89.99 in the app if you'd rather.
Every plan includes every hair type, every programme, and every future update.
Questions
No. Ramuna builds the plan from what's already in your bathroom — you scan two or three bottles at setup and it works with those. If something genuinely isn't right for what you're trying to do, it says so and tells you what to use instead from what you have. It'll flag when a bottle is running out. It won't sell you one.
Yes, and that's the thing it was built around rather than added to. Every question, every plan step and every measurement works the same way from bone-straight to 4C. There's no "curly mode" because there's no straight-hair default to switch out of.
Pick "I just want to keep it healthy" on the first screen. You get the same routine, the same reminders and the same shelf, with no week counter and no target. Progress is that nothing got worse, which for a lot of people is the entire point.
They stay on your phone. Ramuna uses them on-device to measure length and breakage between check-ins. They're never uploaded, never used to train anything, and you can delete the lot at any point without losing your plan.
Depends what you picked. Shine usually moves inside three weeks. Length is slow by nature — the first measurement that means anything is week 4, and the honest answer for the full picture is around week 12. Ramuna tells you which one you're on and doesn't pretend the slow ones are fast.
About a minute most evenings, and roughly nineteen minutes on a wash day — which for most people is two days a week. The plan is built to fit around what you already do, not to replace your evening.
Two taps, in the app, any time. If you cancel you keep your profile, your shelf and your history — you just stop getting the programme adjustments and the measurements.
Seven questions, one photo, and the bottles you already own.
Free to start · No card · Cancel in two taps