In development · Early access
A private, dated photo journal for eczema and topical steroid withdrawal. Log each flare with its triggers and symptoms, and let a timeline of your own skin reveal what memory can't.
Your skin, on a timeline you can actually read.
Private by default. Your photos are your record.
Two reference rows
A camera roll full of bad days you can't compare.
Dated, annotated, in order — so the pattern shows itself.
Memory loses the thread. Was it the new detergent, the stress week, the dairy, the hot shower? A dated photo timeline doesn't lose the thread — it holds every day in order, so the questions you've been asking yourself finally have somewhere to be answered.
Schedule of planned patches
Add a photo, auto-dated, into a private timeline. The journal is free forever.
Tag triggers — foods, products, weather, stress — and symptoms like itch, ooze, or flaking alongside each photo.
Surface which logged inputs tend to precede your flares — shown as correlations, never as medical conclusions.
A clean, dated photo-and-notes summary to share at your next appointment.
Planned pricing — subject to change before launch
$0 · free forever
$3.99 / month, planned
Planned pricing, not final. Waitlist members lock in founding-member pricing. Nothing is charged for joining the list.
Reference notes
When does it launch?
It's in development now. There's no app to download yet — the waitlist gets first access, and we'll only write when there's something real to try.
What do I get for signing up?
First access when we open early builds, founding-member pricing locked in, and a quiet say in what we build first.
Is this medical advice or a diagnosis?
No. FlarePix is a personal photo journal and pattern-spotting tool. It does not diagnose, treat, or cure anything, and it isn't a substitute for a dermatologist.
Are my photos private?
Yes. Your photos are your own private record — not our marketing, and not something we share. Private by default.
Does it work for TSW as well as eczema?
Yes. It's designed for tracking flares and the slow, in-waves shape of healing over time — including topical steroid withdrawal.
What makes it different?
The photo is the data. A dated timeline of your own skin, plus trigger correlation, is the whole point — not a checklist of symptoms, but the evidence itself, in order.
Start your own dated record. When early builds open, you'll be among the first to track flares and slow healing, one honest day at a time.
Founding members help shape what we build first.
Calm → flare → calm