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A log you can keep up with
Severity and itch on 0 to 10 scales, triggers and treatments as single taps, guided photos if you want them. Built for one hand at 11pm, mid-flare.
“When did it last flare?” shouldn’t be a hard question.
Itch Log is an iPhone app for adults with eczema. Log a flare in about ten seconds, then walk into your appointment with a one-page report your dermatologist can read at a glance. Planned for late 2026.
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Start on paper today: download the printable flare log (PDF).
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Eczema flare log
Week of
Once a day, circle a number for severity and one for itch. 0 means none, 10 means the worst it has ever been. Bring this page to your next appointment.
ITCH LOG · printable edition
For tracking only.
The printable flare log. Free, one page, the paper version of the app.
What you're waiting for
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A weekly check-in written by a physician
A few short questions each week catch the patterns that daily logging misses. No streaks, no badges, no guilt when you skip a day.
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A one-page report for your visit
When it flared, how bad it got, what you were using, photos if you choose. Laid out like a clinical document, not an app infographic. The report is the paid part; logging stays free.
Private by design
- Photos of your skin are health data. We treat them that way, and we ask for your consent before collecting anything.
- No social feed, no ads, no selling your data.
- No AI diagnosis. The app tracks and summarizes what you record, nothing more.
- Deleting your account really deletes your data, and you can export everything first.
The full privacy policy will be published before the beta opens.
From the founder
I'm a physician. When I ask someone with eczema when it last flared and what they were using at the time, the usual answer is that they can't remember. That's normal. I wouldn't remember either. But visits go better when the answers are written down somewhere, and that's all this app is for.
Warren Chan, MDFounder, Itch Log
Questions
When does it launch?
We're aiming for late 2026, on iPhone first. Waitlist members hear first and get the first beta invites.
What will it cost?
Logging, photos, and your history will be free, without caps. The one-page visit report and trend summaries will be a paid upgrade.
Does it diagnose anything?
No. Itch Log tracks and summarizes what you record. It does not diagnose, score your skin, or recommend treatment. Those calls belong to you and your clinician.
I use EczemaWise. Can I switch?
EczemaWise shuts down on December 18, 2026. We're building Itch Log to be ready well before then, and we're looking into importing your exported data. Join the waitlist and we'll email you when it's ready.
Who is behind it?
Itch Log is founded and run by a physician. No engagement tricks, no social feed: a tool meant to make one appointment better.
Start tracking tonight.
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