Capillus

Capillus

by Capillus

30 ratings
22 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 7, 2025
  • September 1, 2026

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About

This app enhances your hair regrowth journey by integrating with a red light therapy cap. It offers tracking tools, Bluetooth connectivity, and progress photo capabilities to help you stay consistent and monitor your results.

Bluetooth connectivity with therapy cap
Daily treatment tracking
Progress photo documentation
Customizable reminders
Hair care tips and support
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What's New in Capillus

2.0.9

September 1, 2026

The app lets users track their progress, take photos to compare results, set reminders, access educational content, and earn points and rewards for staying consistent with their treatment.

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User reviews

App doesn’t work with existing devices

App doesn’t work with existing devices

App

Very poor application. Doesn’t work at all and crashes all the time

Doesn’t work

The app simple doesn’t work
Can’t sign up, doesn’t sign up using shop!

Can’t setup

Downloaded app and as soon as I start it I get an error and can’t setup the app.
It appears the company doesn’t care about the app so they should just delete it from the App Store.

Fix the tracking please

I was excited to track my progress, but then quickly realized every single time I do a session it fails to give me a checkbox. So I then have to click Connect again, start a new session, i.e. I have to do it twice to work.

I suspect the app is set to track the total time, and you can’t connect until it’s already on/started, so even if it connects near instantaneously the most time it’s going to log for any session is 5:59 seconds. Well it doesn’t appear to count unless you have 6 full minutes.

So in order to get a check box for any day, I have to effectively do 2 sessions, one for 5 min and however many seconds the app picked up (the actual session was 6 min) and another for 10 sec to a minute.

The developers just need to simply set the app to give you a check box if it’s logged over five minutes. That would literally solve 99% of the issues and take this to a four star app.

Please, for the love of God fix this. I’ve seen many other reviews that were saying the same thing, I just didn’t think it would be this bad. but after experiencing it, however it was developed was just massively flawed architecture and not user tested
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FAQ

How does Capillus track my treatments?

Capillus connects to your Capillus Red Light Therapy Cap via Bluetooth. Once connected, your 6-minute daily treatment is automatically logged when you start and complete a session.

Can I see my hair regrowth progress with Capillus?

Yes, Capillus features a Progress Tracking tool that allows you to take high-quality photos of your scalp from multiple angles. These are stored in organized albums for before-and-after comparisons.

Does Capillus offer reminders for treatments?

Yes, Capillus provides personalized account settings where you can customize preferences and set up helpful notifications to remind you to complete your daily treatment sessions.

What devices is Capillus compatible with?

The Capillus App is compatible with Bluetooth-enabled Capillus devices and is available for iPhone and iPod. It is designed for users aged 4 and up.

How often is Capillus updated?

The latest version of Capillus is 1.9, which was last updated on November 14, 2025. This indicates a relatively recent update frequency.

What is the user feedback on Capillus?

Capillus has a rating of 2.6 stars from 14 ratings. This suggests that while some users find it beneficial, there may be areas for improvement based on overall user sentiment.

Is Capillus a medical device?

Capillus utilizes FDA-cleared, clinically proven red light therapy technology. However, the information provided by the app is not medical advice, and users should consult a doctor for any medical concerns.