Hey Bubblers ![]()
We’ve been working on something lately that solved a problem we kept running into — and thought it might help some of you too.
A lot of apps ask users to upload a photo for verification…
but then what? Someone has to manually check it, or worse, it just gets stored without any real validation.
That didn’t feel right.
So we built a plugin that lets you compare two faces and check if they actually belong to the same person, using Amazon Web Services.
No manual checking, no guessing.
What it does
You give it two images — for example, a selfie and an ID photo —
and it uses Amazon Rekognition to compare them.
It returns a similarity score, so you can decide what counts as a match in your app.
That’s it. Simple.
What we focused on
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Keeping it easy to plug into Bubble workflows
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Making the output clear (no confusing data)
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Letting you decide how strict the match should be
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Making sure it’s fast enough for real user flows
Try it out
Would love to hear what you think or how you’d use it ![]()
Demo: https://aws-plugin-preview.bubbleapps.io/version-test/face_comparision?debug_mode=true
