Not accurate
I tested this on moles I knew for a fact arenβt cancerous and they all came back positive. Every single mole. Just want to save anyone anxiety, the app needs work but I do love the idea of it
Beatuful
Good idea
This works!
This works!
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This app uses AI and deep learning analysis to detect the presence of melanoma from photos of moles. It aims to help users identify potential skin cancer early, especially when access to healthcare is limited. Remember to always consult a doctor for medical advice.
βAI-powered melanoma detection
βDeep learning analysis of moles
βEarly skin cancer identification
βUser-submitted mole photos
βEducational information on melanoma
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What's New in SkinSafe App
1.0.0
June 22, 2021
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FAQ
Does SkinSafe have ads?
No, SkinSafe does not contain advertisements. It is a free application without any ads.
What is the rating for SkinSafe?
SkinSafe has a rating of 3.4 stars based on 5 user ratings.
Is SkinSafe suitable for all ages?
SkinSafe has an age rating of 12+, meaning it is intended for users aged 12 and older.
What devices does SkinSafe support?
SkinSafe is available for iPhone and iPod devices.
When was SkinSafe last updated?
SkinSafe was last updated on June 22, 2021, with version 1.0.0.
How does SkinSafe detect melanoma?
SkinSafe utilizes deep learning analysis trained on over 10,000 images to detect the presence of melanoma from user-submitted photos of moles.
Can SkinSafe replace a doctor's visit?
No, SkinSafe is a supplementary tool. The app explicitly states to seek a doctor's advice in addition to using the app and before making any medical decisions.
What is the primary purpose of SkinSafe?
The primary purpose of SkinSafe is to provide an AI-driven analysis of moles to help users identify potential melanoma, especially when access to healthcare is a barrier.
