
SkinLink
Secure dermatology referrals
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About
SkinLink is a secure, mobile platform that lets clinicians route dermatology cases to specialists for asynchronous review. It is built for care teams who need to share lesion photos and clinical context safely — with end-to-end encryption, so patient data never leaves the device in plaintext.
THREE ROLES, ONE APP
• Clinician — create a case, capture lesion photos with the in-app camera, add clinical notes, and send it to a specialist.
• Specialist — review assigned cases, inspect images, and return a diagnosis and management plan.
• Admin — manage users, oversee the audit log, and export de-identified data for research.
PRIVACY BY DESIGN
• End-to-end encryption: every case (photos, notes, structured fields) is encrypted on your device before upload. The server stores only ciphertext and routing metadata — never plaintext patient information.
• Device-bound keys: private keys are generated and stored in the device's Secure Enclave / Keystore and never leave it.
• No advertising, no analytics, no third-party tracking.
• Photos are captured in-app and stored only in the encrypted cloud — never written to your photo library.
BUILT FOR REAL-WORLD CARE
• Asynchronous workflow designed for intermittent connectivity.
• Push notifications for case lifecycle events contain no patient information — just a prompt to open the app.
• A full audit log records privileged actions for accountability.
ACCESS
SkinLink accounts are provisioned by your organization's administrator; the app is intended for use within clinical and research deployments. It is not a consumer self-service product and does not provide medical advice directly to patients. SkinLink supports HIPAA-aware deployments; organizations are responsible for their own agreements with the hosted-backend provider.
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What's New in SkinLink
0.12.0
July 16, 2026
Reliability improvements to notifications: clinicians, specialists, and admins now receive timely alerts when a case needs their attention — including new assignments, follow-ups, and updated diagnoses.
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