MoleCare - Skin Health Tracker

MoleCare is a calm place to keep a record of your moles. Photograph them, note what you see, compare over time, and share a clear record with your doctor. MoleCare does not judge or grade your moles. It keeps your journal. MOLE JOURNAL - Photograph and organise your moles by body area, front and back - Name and pin the ones you want to keep an eye on - Unlimited moles, each with its own photo history PHOTOS YOU CAN COMPARE - Guided capture for clear, steady, well-lit photos - Use a coin or ruler in the frame for scale - Side-by-side comparison of photos taken over time - Sort by date, newest or oldest first ABCDE NOTES Note what you see using the ABCDE letters dermatologists use: Asymmetry, Border, Colour, Diameter and Evolution. MoleCare records your notes and shows what changed since your last check-in. It never turns them into a score. A RECORD FOR YOUR DOCTOR - Prepare a PDF report from any mole at any time - Photos, dates, your notes and size history, ready to show or send SUN AND SKIN CARE - UV index for where you are, with plain sun-protection tips - A daily skin-care routine you can tick off - Sun exposure and skin diary logs - Body appreciation programme and relaxation audio - Links to NHS and Cancer Research UK information REMINDERS - Choose the time and days for your check-in reminders - Optional monthly, weekly and daily prompts PRIVACY - Photos are encrypted on your device before they are saved - Keys stay in the iOS Keychain - Everything stays on your phone unless you choose cloud backup - Sign in with Apple, Google or email; PIN and Face ID available IN YOUR LANGUAGE Available in more than 30 languages, including English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Ukrainian, Russian, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Arabic and Hindi. ALSO - Dark mode - Apple Watch companion - Accessibility support, including VoiceOver MoleCare is a journal for your own records. It is not a medical device and does not diagnose. If anything looks different to you, it is always fine to show your GP or dermatologist.