Skintrics
A more personal way to understand your skin

Your skin has a story. Start understanding it.

Track your skin, daily habits and environment to discover potential patterns, and better understand what may be triggering your flares.

Start your 7-day free trial → Download on the App Store

7-day free trial, then a subscription. Cancel any time in iPhone Settings. Available on iPhone.

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The Skintrics Trends screen showing a skin summary, a skin-over-time chart and possible triggers
Tired of guessing?

Tried everything. Still flaring?

Skin conditions are complex. Your skin can be affected by a combination of factors, from food and stress to skincare, weather and hormones. That makes it hard to know what's actually behind your flare-ups.

See how Skintrics helps →

Multiple possible triggers

Flares can be influenced by a combination of factors, not just one cause.

Patterns are easy to miss

Delays between exposures and flare-ups can make connections hard to spot.

Generic advice often falls short

What works for one person may not work for you. Your skin is personal.

How Skintrics works

Small daily check-ins. A clearer picture over time.

Record your skin, habits and environment, then explore potential patterns in your own data.

01

Track

Rate your skin in seconds, then add food, exposures, photos and notes. Scan products to save typing.

The Skintrics log screen with a skin slider and quick-add buttons
02

Discover

After about 5 days of logging, see possible triggers ranked by how often a flare followed, with a confidence level.

The Skintrics Trends screen
03

Understand

Follow your skin score, streaks and trends, and meet Trics, your friendly check-in companion.

The Skintrics home screen with skin score and Trics
Key features

Everything you need to understand your skin.

Built for eczema, psoriasis, acne, rosacea and topical steroid withdrawal.

Trigger detection

Compares flare rates with and without each exposure, and shows how confident it is.

Daily skin log

Rate severity, add photos and notes, and see each day colour-coded on a calendar.

Food scoring

Scan or search a food to see how its ingredients may affect your condition, including your own sensitivities.

Skincare scanner

Scan products to read their ingredients against your condition. The community can add missing products.

Meal photo logging

Photograph a meal and review the foods Skintrics suggests before anything is saved.

Environment insights

Humidity, UV, pollen and temperature are tracked alongside your skin.

Anonymous community

Join condition groups under an anonymous handle to ask questions and swap what's working.

GP report

A clear PDF of your severity history, possible triggers and daily log to share at your appointment.

How it analyses

Transparent, and honest about its limits.

Skintrics looks for potential patterns in your own data. It highlights what may be worth investigating, not what is proven.

  • Compares how often your skin flares after days with an exposure against days without it
  • Lets you choose the reaction window (12, 24 or 48 hours) that fits your skin
  • Shows a confidence level that grows as you log more days
  • Explains each trigger in a report, with supporting research where available
  • Clear about limitations: a tracking tool, not a medical device

Skin report

Example data · 1 Sep – 30 Sep
Possible triggers
Dairy
100%
without
20%
Eggs
100%
without
20%
Daily log
20 SepDairy, stressFlare
21 SepOat milkClear
22 SepEggsFlare
Your skin. Your patterns.

Your next flare shouldn't be a complete mystery.

Start tracking today and try everything free for 7 days.

Then a subscription, billed through the App Store. Cancel any time in iPhone Settings.

Download on the App Store

A personal tracking tool, not a medical device

Skintrics does not diagnose, treat or prevent any condition. The patterns it finds are statistical observations from the data you enter. Speak to your GP or dermatologist before changing medication, diet or skincare based on what you see.

Severe allergic reaction or medical emergency? Call 999 immediately.