Skinly vs Chloe by People Science

The Skinly app is part of a closed study on facial skin. A separate device is required to use the app. INVITATION ONLY: Device and access code to use the app are only available to participants of the closed Skinly study. The Skinly app guides the study participants through measurement procedures and keeps track of their progress. The application phase for the study is closed.

People Science is a technology-enabled clinical research organization with a mission to empower humanity with the tools and knowledge of science and medicine to improve ourselves, our communities, and our world. We are dedicated to enhancing public health through technology-assisted medical scientific research and education. In an era where people are increasingly seeking health betterment and alternative solutions, our new infrastructure of data collection and analysis supports scaled direct-to-consumer research and development for alternative medicines. Our focus includes cannabinoids, microbiome interventions, supplements and nutraceuticals, natural and synthetic psychedelics, nutrition and “food as medicines,” and digital health solutions. Our research platform, Chloe, engages individual participants in the clinical research process through active and passive data collection on their personal devices. This empowers individuals to find answers to the question, “Which alternative medicines work best for me?” while also making scaled clinical evidence generation easier and more affordable for consumer brands, manufacturers, biotech and biopharma, and academic researchers. At People Science, we believe in democratizing science and knowledge, giving more people the opportunity to ask questions and have their voices heard. We aim to empower individuals with the tools of science and medicine so they can seek answers for themselves and make informed decisions about their health and well-being. Science is a powerful tool, and we’re here to help determine the effectiveness of alternative medicines, bridging the gap of evidence needed for the delivery of Wellness and Prevention in our current healthcare system.