2026 is a turning point for eczema apps: EczemaWise, the National Eczema Association's long-running tracker, stopped accepting new accounts and will close to existing users on December 18, 2026. If you need a new eczema tracker — or your first one — these are the six apps worth looking at.
Across 6 apps we evaluated the features that matter to an actual user, not the ones that look good on a landing page:
Flare tracking. Dates, severity and progression.
Trigger logging. Food, stress, weather, allergens, products and routines — and how the app helps you compare them with flares.
Severity measurement. A structured score (such as a POEM-style measure) rather than vague impressions.
Photo timeline. Dated photos, and where they are stored.
Doctor usefulness. A summary a dermatologist or pediatrician can read quickly.
Privacy and longevity. Account requirements, analytics, and whether the app will still be around.
None of these apps diagnose eczema or replace a dermatologist, allergist or pediatrician.
The Ranking
6 best eczema tracker apps for iPhone in 2026
01
Salvora — Best Private Eczema Record (Our App, Full Disclosure)
Disclosure. Salvora is built by Loveiko Labs — the studio publishing this article. We rank it first for people who want an eczema-focused record with a doctor-ready summary and on-device photos.
What it is. Tracks flares, itch, rash, sleep, food, allergy, stress, weather and product triggers, care routines (creams, moisturizers, topical steroids, baths), a POEM-style severity trend and a photo timeline; opt-in AI pattern summaries; doctor-ready summary; AAD/NEA warning signs.
Best for. Adults with atopic dermatitis, parents organizing a child's history, EczemaWise users who need a new home.
Strengths. No account, photos stored on iPhone, no ads, no third-party analytics. Summary designed for appointments.
Limitations. Launched May 2026 — 4.5★ from a handful of ratings. No food scoring. Subscription after the 7-day trial.
Skintrics — Best for Multiple Skin Conditions + Food
What it is. A skin tracker for eczema, psoriasis, acne, rosacea and topical steroid withdrawal with a 0–10 daily score, photos, trigger correlations rated by confidence, and a food and gut-health scoring feature.
Best for. People managing more than one skin condition or suspecting diet-related flares.
Strengths. Confidence-rated triggers with mechanism explanations; food scoring.
Limitations. 4.1★ from 7 ratings. Premium required after a 7-day trial.
What it is. An AI app for diagnosed atopic dermatitis patients that suggests a severity rating from a skin image and tracks triggers, treatments and care plans. It classifies itself as clinical decision support intended for licensed professionals.
Best for. Patients whose clinician wants photo-based severity tracking.
Strengths. 4.6★ from 66 ratings; around since 2019.
Limitations. Explicitly not intended for self-diagnosis or self-treatment by patients.
What it is. A skin symptom checker from VisualDx: take a photo and get symptom matches with educational content, with an image library representing all skin types.
Best for. Preparing questions about an unfamiliar rash before seeing a clinician.
Strengths. 4.6★ from 390+ ratings; strong skin-of-color image library; images discarded after analysis.
Limitations. A symptom checker, not a long-term eczema tracker.
What it is. The National Eczema Association's tracker, built with the eczema community and health care providers, including shared decision-making tools for appointments.
Best for. Existing users exporting their history before the shutdown.
We put our own app first only where we can say why. Here is where each app genuinely wins — including the cases where ours is not the right pick. App Store ratings and review counts were checked in October 2026.
Your situation
Best pick
Want a private, eczema-focused record + doctor summary
Salvora
Leaving EczemaWise before December 2026
Salvora — flares, triggers, care routines, summary
Several skin conditions or suspect food triggers
Skintrics
Clinician wants photo-based severity ratings
EczemaLess
Tracking eczema among many other symptoms
Bearable
Not sure the rash is eczema
Aysa — then see a clinician
Organizing a child's eczema history
Salvora
No account, no third-party analytics
Salvora
What none of these apps do
None of these apps — including ours — diagnose eczema, identify infections, or prescribe topical steroids, calcineurin inhibitors, biologics or JAK inhibitors. Those decisions belong to a dermatologist or other clinician.
Painful clustered blisters or punched-out sores in eczema can signal eczema herpeticum and need same-day medical care. Spreading redness, warmth, pus or fever can mean infection. Facial or throat swelling or trouble breathing needs 911 or your local emergency number.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Why did you rank your own app first?
Salvora combines an eczema-specific trigger and care-routine log, a POEM-style severity trend, an on-device photo timeline and a doctor-ready summary, with no account or third-party analytics. It is new and has few ratings; Bearable and Aysa have much longer track records for their narrower jobs.
What is the best replacement for EczemaWise?
Look for flare and trigger logging, care-routine history and an appointment summary — the core of what EczemaWise did. Salvora is built around those jobs. Export or screenshot what you can from EczemaWise before December 18, 2026.
Is there a free eczema tracker?
Bearable offers free general symptom tracking. Most eczema-specific trackers, including Salvora and Skintrics, use a free trial and then a subscription.
Can an app tell me what's triggering my eczema?
An app can help you see patterns across weeks of logs. It cannot confirm allergies — suspected food or contact allergies should be assessed by an allergist or dermatologist.
Which eczema app is best for babies and kids?
Salvora supports parents organizing a child's history — flares, sleep, foods, routines and photos — for the pediatrician. Babies with severe or infected-looking eczema need prompt medical review.
A private eczema record — ready for your next appointment.
No account · photos stay on your iPhone · 7-day free trial
Editorial ranking and disclosure. This article is an editorial ranking published by Loveiko Labs. We make Salvora, which is ranked #1 with full disclosure. We are not affiliated with Skintrics (Farezy), EczemaLess (Polyfins), Bearable, Aysa (VisualDx / Logical Images) or EczemaWise (National Eczema Association). Information about other apps is summarized from their public App Store listings as of October 2026.
Educational, not medical advice. Nothing in this article is medical advice. Consult a qualified clinician about eczema diagnosis and treatment.
