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Free AI skin screening7 conditions · AM + PM routines
Understand your skin. Then actually improve it.
Take one photo. SkinSense screens it across seven common skin conditions, shows you exactly how confident it is, and turns the result into a morning and evening routine built around the ingredients that matter.
- Free to use
- Passwordless sign-in
- Results in seconds
One photo
Even light, face centred, in focus. That’s the whole setup.
- Skin conditions screened
- 7
- Pharmacy products mapped
- 34
- Guided plan with check-ins
- 30-day
- Routines, morning + evening
- 2
- Free to use
- 100%
- From photo to reading
- Seconds
How it works
Photo in. Plan out.
No forms to fill in before you see a result. Three steps take you from a single photo to a routine you can start tonight.
Coverage
Seven categories. Every score, every time.
Each category has its own routine template and its own care rules. Whatever your result, you also see how the other six scored. Tap a card for what it looks like, common triggers and when to see a dermatologist.
Not on the list?
Anything outside these seven is still sorted into the closest category. Read the full breakdown, and see a doctor about anything new, changing or worrying.
General education only. It describes common patterns, not your skin.
What you get
A reading you can actually interrogate.
No black box. Every analysis shows the top category, how confident the model is, a severity band and how all seven categories scored, so you can judge the result for yourself.
Confidence you can see
A single percentage for the top result, plus a bar for every category. Scores spread across several categories tell you the photo was ambiguous.
A severity band, honestly framed
Mild, moderate or severe reflects how strongly the photo matches the top category. It’s a guide, not a clinical grade.
Escalation built in
Severe readings, and moderate ones for rosacea, eczema or hyperpigmentation, come with a clear recommendation to see a dermatologist.
Honest about uncertainty
When no category clearly stands out, the result is marked low-confidence and you’re asked to retake the photo.
Example reading
Top result
Acne
Confidence
68%
Severity
Mild
All seven categories
Totals 100%
- Acne68%
- Oily skin14%
- Normal skin7%
- Hyperpigmentation5%
- Dry skin3%
- Rosacea2%
- Eczema1%
No urgent action needed
Your condition appears mild. Consistent use of the recommended routine should show visible improvement within 4–8 weeks.
Not a diagnosis. SkinSense is an educational screening tool and is not a medical device. It does not diagnose, treat or cure any condition. Always consult a qualified dermatologist or physician about a skin concern, and seek care promptly if your skin is painful, bleeding, spreading or changing rapidly.
Routines
Two routines. Led by ingredients, not hype.
Your result maps to a morning and evening routine drawn from 34 widely available drugstore and pharmacy products, organised by step and led by the active ingredients that do the work.
Example routine for a mild acne reading
Ingredient view. The app also names an example product for each step, and any product with the same key ingredients does the same job.
Daily habits that come with it
- Change your pillowcase at least twice a week
- Never sleep with makeup on
- Keep hair away from your face
- Clean your phone screen regularly
Actives you’ll see in your routine
- Niacinamide
- Salicylic acid 2%
- Azelaic acid 10%
- Adapalene 0.1%
- Ceramides
- Hyaluronic acid
- Alpha arbutin 2%
- Tranexamic acid 2%
- Zinc oxide SPF
- Glycolic acid 7%
- Mandelic acid 12%
- Colloidal oatmeal
- Squalane
- Vitamin C
- Panthenol
- Urea
- Zinc PCA
- Glycerin
- PHA (gluconolactone)
- Petrolatum
Progress tracking
Your own before and after.
Skin changes too slowly to judge from memory. SkinSense keeps your first scan as a baseline and puts it side by side with your latest one, so you compare photographs instead of impressions.
Before / after
Your photos onlyBaseline
Fills with your photo
Your first scan
Kept as the reference the moment you first analyse.
Latest
Fills with your photo
Your latest scan
Replaced each time you come back and scan again.
These panels fill with your own photos once you sign in and scan. SkinSense never shows you someone else’s skin as if it were your result.
Check-in history
IllustrationConfidence for your tracked condition
Check-in 1 · 72%Check-in 7 · 55%
30-day guided plan
Your plan starts with your first analysis. Every scan after that is logged as a check-in against it.
A streak that means something
Only real activity counts: a scan or a completed routine. Simply signing in doesn’t.
Check-in history
See how the confidence for the condition you’re tracking moves across your recent check-ins.
Flags when to see a doctor
If recent check-ins keep coming back severe, or keep getting worse, your plan recommends seeing a dermatologist soon.
Privacy & safety
Careful with your data. Clear about its limits.
A skin photo is personal. SkinSense stores as little as it can, keeps it private, and is upfront that it’s a screening tool, not a doctor.
Passwordless sign-in
Sign in with your email and a 6-digit code. No password to create, reuse or leak.
Only what’s needed
Your email, the optional profile answers you choose to give, and your check-in history, kept in a private dataset.
Your photos aren’t for sale
Photos are analysed to render your result and before/after comparison. They are not sold or shared.
Escalates when it should
Results that look severe, or moderate for rosacea, eczema or hyperpigmentation, recommend seeing a dermatologist.
Not a diagnosis. SkinSense is an educational screening tool and is not a medical device. It does not diagnose, treat or cure any condition. Always consult a qualified dermatologist or physician about a skin concern, and seek care promptly if your skin is painful, bleeding, spreading or changing rapidly.
FAQ
Questions people ask first.
If something isn’t covered here, the disclaimer at the bottom of every page is the short version: SkinSense helps you understand your skin, it does not diagnose it.
No. SkinSense is an educational screening tool. It gives you a likely category and a care routine to try, but it is not a diagnosis and it does not replace a consultation with a qualified dermatologist. If your result is flagged as severe, or your skin is painful, bleeding, spreading or changing quickly, please see a doctor.
Gallery
Skin, up close.
The everyday rituals SkinSense is built around. Tap any photo to open it.
Illustrative stock photography from Unsplash. These are not SkinSense users or results.
One photo. A clear reading. A routine you can keep.
Free to use. Sign in with your email, verify a 6-digit code, and analyse your first photo.
Educational screening, not a diagnosis.