Skinory: Skincare Tracker

Skinory helps you build a skincare routine, understand what's actually in your products, and see what changes over time. No account, no cloud, nothing leaves your device. Universal app for iPhone and iPad. Most skincare apps either scan products or track habits. Skinory does both and connects them: it knows what's in your products, so it can tell you when two of them shouldn't be used together. KNOW YOUR PRODUCTS • Scan a barcode or paste an ingredient list to detect the active ingredients • Check compatibility between products with a rules-based engine, not guesswork • The same products give the same answer every time, and the analysis runs entirely on your device • Ingredient glossary in plain language, with interactions and beginner cautions • Guidance drawn from peer-reviewed dermatological research, with sources you can read yourself BUILD A ROUTINE THAT STICKS • A personalized AM/PM routine from a short skin quiz • Daily checklists that show your progress at a glance • Streaks with a forgiving grace day, because life happens • Milestones at 7, 30 and 66 days, the research-backed habit threshold • Reminders for morning, evening and midday SPF SEE WHAT ACTUALLY CHANGED • Log hydration, oiliness, breakouts, irritation and mood • Progress photos from front, left and right angles • A before-and-after slider to compare any two days • A 30-day report with trends and adherence, shareable as an image ORGANIZE YOUR SHELF • Catalog your products along with their active ingredients • Track Period After Opening and get a reminder before a product expires • Check any combination of products for conflicts PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Everything is stored on your device and never uploaded • No account, no analytics, no tracking, no ads • Works completely offline • Delete everything with a single tap Free, with no in-app purchases and no subscription. One app for iPhone and iPad, with iOS 18 or later. Skinory provides general educational information about cosmetic ingredients and routines. It is not medical advice and is not a substitute for professional care. If you have a skin condition or a reaction, consult a dermatologist.