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Eczema tracking · iPhone

Skinote

Track flares, find triggers

Living with eczema means living with one question: what set it off this time?

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What you can track

Pricing, plainly

Free

Log every flare and symptom. Add photos. Browse your full history. See your trend charts across weeks and months. Export your own log as a file. Nothing locked behind a paywall just to use the core app.

Premium — $6.99/mo or $39.99/yr

7-day free trial. Adds correlation insights and PDF reports. Cancel anytime from your Apple ID settings.

Private by design

Everything you record stays on your device. Skinote never uploads what you record, and never shares or sells your data. No account needed — delete the app and your entries are gone. Anything the app does send (some apps report anonymous usage counts, with no identifiers) is listed plainly in its privacy policy.

Questions

Is Skinote free?

The core app is free, with no account needed. Log every flare and symptom. Add photos. Browse your full history. See your trend charts across weeks and months. Export your own log as a file. Nothing locked behind a paywall just to use the core app. Premium ($6.99/month or $39.99/year after a 7-day trial) adds the analysis features.

Where is my data stored?

On your iPhone. Skinote never uploads what you record, and never shares or sells your data — there is no account and no cloud backend. Some apps send anonymous usage counts (no identifiers) so we can see which features get used; each app's privacy policy spells out exactly what, if anything, is sent.

Does Skinote require an account?

No. You can start logging the moment the app opens — there is no sign-up, no email, and nothing to create.

Does Skinote give medical advice?

No. Skinote is a personal wellness journaling tool. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment, and is not a substitute for professional care.

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