# EczemaTrack: Baby Eczema Diary — Private rash & flare tracker

> Private eczema symptom diary for tracking triggers and flare-ups. (iPhone/iPad app by Jorge Hernandez.)

- Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/eczematrack-baby-eczema-diary/id6787539172 (this page in markdown: same URL + `.md`)
- Developer: [Jorge Hernandez](https://appshunter.io/developer/6787539174)
- Category: Health & Fitness
- Price: Free
- Rating: 5.00/5 from 3 App Store ratings · 1 written reviews indexed
- Age rating: 4+
- Requires: iOS 17.2 · 9 MB
- Languages: American English
- Released: 2026-07-09
- Data updated: 2026-11-05
- Monetization: freemium
- User reviews in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/eczematrack-baby-eczema-diary/id6787539172/reviews.md

## What is EczemaTrack?

You've changed the cream, cut the dairy, switched the detergent — and you still can't tell what's actually helping your child's eczema, or what the flare-ups keep lining up with.

Calm the guesswork. Track what helps.

EczemaTrack turns those anxious guesses into a clear, private record. Spend about two minutes a day, then walk into your next pediatrician or dermatologist visit with real history instead of "I think it's been worse lately."

WHY SAME-DAY TRACKING MISSES THE CLUES
Eczema is unpredictable, and it's rarely obvious what helps and what doesn't:
- A food that doesn't agree with your child can show up on their skin a day or two later.
- A bath or moisturizer may line up with a calmer next morning.

Simple diaries only compare today's logs with today's skin, so these lagged connections stay hidden. EczemaTrack looks back across days — not just today — checking each factor over the time window that actually fits it, so slow-building patterns have a chance to surface.

A 2-MINUTE DAILY CHECK-IN
- Severity (1–5), scratch level, and baths
- Interactive body map: 15 regions, front and back, with per-area severity
- Foods and common allergens (dairy, soy, egg, wheat, and more)
- Products and medications: creams, ointments, and routines
- Pets, places, and weather (automatic or entered by hand)
- Free-text notes for anything else worth remembering

SEE YOUR HISTORY
- Color-coded calendar of good days vs. hard days
- Monthly stats at a glance
- Medication schedules with reminders and adherence tracking

FIND POSSIBLE PATTERNS
- Automatic pattern analysis ranks the factors you log by how strongly each one lines up with the severity you recorded — including delayed effects
- Foods you've flagged as common allergens are checked same-day and up to two days later, other foods same-day; baths and moisturizers into the next morning; weather on the same day
- Compare: days with a factor vs. days without it
- Shareable PDF and CSV reports to bring to your pediatrician or dermatologist

These are early, unconfirmed leads to discuss with your child's doctor — patterns in your own data, not medical conclusions.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
- Everything stays on your iPhone. No account, no sign-up, no cloud, nothing transmitted or sold.
- The only exception is an optional weather lookup that sends approximate location to Apple's weather service — and you can skip it and enter weather by hand.

SWITCHING FROM ANOTHER ECZEMA APP?
Your fresh start is private by default. Keep your child's history on your phone, where it belongs.

IMPORTANT
EczemaTrack is a personal tracking tool, not a medical device. It does not diagnose, treat, cure, or predict any condition, and it does not identify allergies. The patterns it shows are correlations in your own logs — early leads to talk through with a qualified healthcare professional. Always follow your clinician's guidance about your child's care.

PRICING
- Free right now: every feature is unlocked for everyone, including pattern analysis and the PDF and CSV reports. You don't need a subscription or a trial for any of it.
- Subscribed to EczemaTrack Pro before? You don't need it anymore. It won't renew, and you won't be charged again. Everything you've logged stays.

Calm the guesswork. Track what helps.

Terms of Use: https://eczematrack.com/terms
Privacy Policy: https://eczematrack.com/privacy

## Key features

- Symptom severity tracking (1-5)
- Interactive body map for rash location
- Food and allergen logging
- Medication and product tracking
- Environmental factor logging (weather, pets)
- Pattern analysis for triggers and soothers
- Shareable PDF and CSV reports

## Is EczemaTrack safe?

Not enough ratings yet to assess EczemaTrack.

## Is EczemaTrack legit?

EczemaTrack: Baby Eczema Diary has limited verification signals. The AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for EczemaTrack is 58 out of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

## Recent user reviews (1 of 1)

All indexed reviews: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/eczematrack-baby-eczema-diary/id6787539172/reviews.md

### 5/5 — Really useful!

*2026-09-25*

It has been a great tool to keep track of my baby’s flare up and main triggers

## Frequently asked questions about EczemaTrack

### How does EczemaTrack help track eczema?

EczemaTrack allows you to log daily symptom severity, food intake, medications, and environmental factors. It analyzes this data over time to identify potential triggers and soothers, providing insights for discussions with your pediatrician.

### Is EczemaTrack free to use?

The core features of EczemaTrack, including daily check-ins and viewing history, are free. Advanced pattern analysis and shareable reports are available through a Pro upgrade.

### What kind of data can I log in EczemaTrack?

You can log symptom severity (1-5), scratch level, baths, foods and common allergens, creams, ointments, routines, pets, places, and weather. Free-text notes are also available.

### Does EczemaTrack have ads?

No, EczemaTrack does not contain advertisements. It is designed to be a private and focused tracking tool.

### What devices does EczemaTrack support?

EczemaTrack is currently available for iPhone and is designed for iOS devices.

### How often is EczemaTrack updated?

The latest version, 1.0.6, was released on September 20, 2026. Updates typically include bug fixes and feature enhancements to improve the user experience.

### Is my data private with EczemaTrack?

Yes, EczemaTrack is private by design. All data stays on your iPhone with no account, sign-up, or cloud storage. The only exception is an optional weather lookup that sends approximate location to Apple's weather service.

### Can I share my child's eczema data with my doctor?

Yes, EczemaTrack Pro allows you to generate shareable PDF and CSV reports of your child's eczema history. These reports can be brought to your pediatrician or dermatologist for discussion.

## Version history (last 5 releases)

### 1.0.18 — 2026-11-01

Track more than one child.

In More, tap Add a child. With two or more children, circles at the top of Today switch between them, and each circle shows whether that child is logged for the day. Each child has their own days, medicines, food introductions, photos, Insights and doctor report. Products, pets and places are shared by the family. To remove a child, go to More, then Children.

With one child, nothing else changes.

Fixes:
- The body map's legs and feet can now be marked on larger iPhones and in landscape.

### 1.0.17 — 2026-10-31

Add photos of your child's skin to a day, by body area.

On Today, a day with a skin rating has a Photos card under the body map. Take a photo (today only) or choose one from your library, then pick the area. Open a photo and tap Compare with Another Day to see it side by side with another day's photo of the same area. All photos (also in More) shows each area's photos by date.

Photos stay inside EczemaTrack on this iPhone. They're never added to your photo library, and any location saved with a photo is removed. Delete All Data removes them, and so does deleting the app. The doctor report and the spreadsheet count photos but don't include them.

Fixes:
- The doctor report and the spreadsheet now show how a finished food introduction ended, and any reaction you noted when you finished it.
- Delete All Data now also removes the days logged in the Food Introduction Log. Earlier versions could leave them behind in the app's storage; this version clears any that were left.
- The Food Introduction Log's history now lists cancelled introductions too.

### 1.0.16 — 2026-10-28

This update only changes how EczemaTrack looks on the App Store: it has new screenshots. The app itself is unchanged, and so is everything you've logged.

### 1.0.15 — 2026-10-13

The four lists on the Today tab (foods, products, pets and places) are now always open, right under the skin rating. Each list has its own Add button, which opens the items you've logged before: yesterday's first, then recent ones, then ones you saved. Tick what happened and tap Add. Nothing is ticked for you. "Select all" ticks all of yesterday's items when the day was the same, and it replaces "Same as yesterday".

Tap an item on a list to see its details: the meal, whether a food is a common allergen, a reaction, time with a pet, or notes about a place. Swipe an item to remove it, and you can undo a removal right away. "That's everything" now comes after the lists, so you can look them over first.

A food added from a list no longer gets a meal you didn't choose. If you want the meal recorded, pick it in the food's details.

Patterns in Insights now update at set points: at 30, 45, 60 and 90 logged days, then every 30 logged days. Between updates they stay the same. Because of this, the patterns you see may change once after you update. Logging every day, quiet days too, helps it find more.

A few fixes so the log only says what you told it:
- Weather can be looked up for today only. For an earlier day, you can enter it by hand.
- A new medicine needs its type chosen before it's added. It used to default to a topical steroid.
- A pet visit no longer records 30 minutes unless you set a time, and "No Contact" is no longer offered, since a pet entry counts as contact.
- On the body map's front view, the left arm, hand, leg and foot are now drawn on the side that matches your child facing you. Areas you marked before keep their names (like "Left Arm"), so on the front view they now appear on the other side of the drawing.

### 1.0.14 — 2026-10-06

Moving from an eczema app that's closing on December 18? There's a new page in More to help.

It walks you through asking for a copy of your data, and saving your appointment summary and photos while the old app still opens. Any file you save to Files can be kept in EczemaTrack as a copy, and attached when you share the report for your child's doctor. Your old app's history isn't added to your log, the calendar or Insights.

The same page has quick ways to add the products, pets, places and medication schedules you use today, so your first days of logging take only a few taps.

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