PainTrace

PainTrace

by Jakub Tencl

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 19, 2026
  • June 2, 2026

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PainTrace is a privacy-first facial change monitoring app for guided check-ins, personal baseline comparison, and careful similarity scoring. The app helps you capture a guided face photo or short check-in, review capture quality, and compare current facial features against your own stored baseline patterns first. A bundled local pain-expression vector library can provide secondary similarity bands when available. PainTrace is not a diagnosis app. It does not confirm pain level, disease, mental health status, Bell's palsy, depression, or any medical condition. Results are presented as non-diagnostic markers, including visible facial anomaly score, pain-expression similarity band, personal baseline deviation, confidence score, trend direction, and contributing factors. Core features: - Guided face check-ins with capture quality indicators - Personal baseline builder for neutral and repeatable face captures - Baseline-first comparison before population-style similarity - Local pain-expression similarity library - Explainable result cards with confidence limitations - Optional context tags without open-ended questioning - History, trends, and local report export - Privacy controls for raw media and derived feature storage Privacy approach: - Local-first by design - No account required - No advertising SDK - No analytics SDK - No server upload in this version - User-controlled export of reports and data PainTrace can be useful for adults who want a structured, private way to monitor visible facial changes over time and review non-diagnostic trend markers. Always seek urgent medical care for sudden facial drooping, trouble breathing, severe swelling, severe headache, chest pain, or other emergency symptoms. Non-diagnostic informational output only.
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What's New in PainTrace

1.0.1

June 2, 2026

We’ve updated the app icon to give the app a cleaner, more refined look.

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