Skinjot lets you log your skin in a few seconds a day, compare photos taken from the same angle and walk into your dermatologist appointment with a clear summary.
For iPhone, iOS 17 or later. In English, Turkish, German, French and Spanish.
How was your skin a month ago? When did you start that cream? What changes in the days before your period? Skinjot keeps it all in one place.
Rate your skin from 1 to 5, and add a photo and a short note if you like.
Your entries sit on a calendar next to your cycle phases, so you can see which days were hard over months.
Add products by barcode or by photographing the label. Reminders for pills, creams and serums live here too.
Skinjot turns the entries from a period you choose into a short summary and PDF you can show your dermatologist.
Skin photos and period dates are personal. Skinjot is built around that.
Your entries and photos are stored encrypted on your device. You can lock the app with Face ID.
AI runs only when you use an AI feature. Only what that task needs is sent, over an encrypted connection, and photo analysis asks for your consent first.
We don't show ads, we don't sell your data and we don't use third-party analytics.
Your location is never stored for weather. Apple Health is read-only; nothing is written to it.
The app won't say "this product caused your breakout". It will say "your scores were higher on days you used this product". Things that happen on the same days don't necessarily cause each other.
Skinjot is not a medical device and doesn't recommend treatments or doses. Its job is to let you answer "how was last month?" from your records instead of your memory.
Daily logging is always free. Pro adds longer-term analysis and the report.
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$39.99a year ($3.33 a month)
or $5.99 a month
Billed to your Apple ID, cancel anytime. Prices shown in USD; the App Store shows the price in your local currency, which may differ.
Anyone who wants to keep track of how their skin changes, especially people with recurring breakouts, sensitivity or skin that shifts with their cycle, and people who see a dermatologist regularly.
Not yet. Skinjot is for iPhone (iOS 17 or later).
Only what the task you started needs, for example the photo and the context you chose for a photo reading. Photo analysis asks for your consent the first time, and you can keep it switched off.
In Settings you can export a password-encrypted backup and restore it on your new phone with the same password. We never see your password, so if you forget it the backup can't be opened.
Save it as a PDF and send it by email or message, or show Exam Mode on your phone during the appointment.
In the app: Profile › Settings › Delete My Account. Your account and all records on the device are permanently deleted. See Help for details.
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