Ugly Test

Name: Ugly Test
Rating: 2.5 (95 reviews)
Author: First Class Media B.V.

By: First Class Media B.V.

Entertainment

Features & Capabilities

Ugly Test is a lighthearted entertainment prank app from 2015 that lets you scan friends and reveal a playful, simulated 'ugliness' result with animated HD graphics and realistic sounds.

Designed for laughs, the scan is triggered by tapping a finger on the screen; by default results are random, but you can switch to customized outcomes in Settings to tailor pranks. Free to download and great for playful moments with friends.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Entertainment Games Social Media

By:

First Class Media B.V.

Rating:

2.50

(95)

Version:

1.1.1 Last updated: 2015-07-09

Version code:

837147378

Creation date:

2013-12-04

Compatible devices:

Size:

29.13MB

URLs:

Website

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-15

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 193,344 ▼ 695

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Developed by:

First Class Media B.V.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ugly-test/id766413967

Website:

https://firstclassmedia.co

User Reviews

User reviews mostly complain about reliability and negative social impact. The app is seen as a prank for fun, but it often won’t open or crashes. The ranking about ugliness is triggering and distressing for users. Several reviews note the results feel random and not funny, undermining any perceived value. A minority still describes it as entertaining when it works, but overall sentiment is negative due to consistency and harm concerns.

Pros

Marketed as a prank for fun
Some reviewers find it entertaining or amazing when it works
Can be used to prank others (e.g., friends or family)

Cons

Frequently crashes or won’t open
Contains hurtful content about ugliness that can distress users
Scores appear random and lack a meaningful basis, making the experience feel unreliable