Whether you're looking for the first time or moving on from EczemaWise before it closes in December, here's a fair look at a few free options, so you can pick based on what actually matters to you, privacy, cost, or whether you're tracking more than eczema.
SkinFam (the app I built). Free, fully private, no accounts, nothing uploaded, your diary and photos stay on your phone. Tracks eczema severity, triggers, sleep, and photos over time, supports up to 8 family profiles, and has an optional anonymous community. Paid extras include AI weekly summaries, ingredient photo scanning, and doctor-ready PDF reports.
Ninoa. A free, multi-condition tracker covering eczema alongside conditions like psoriasis, rosacea, and acne, built by someone managing a chronic skin condition themselves. Worth a look if you're tracking more than one skin condition in your family.
EczemaWise. The National Eczema Association's own tracker, purpose-built and tied to their research patient registry. It's closing on December 18, 2026 with new registrations already closed, so it's no longer a long-term option, but worth knowing about for context on where the other apps came from.
This is a general comparison, not medical advice, and app features can change over time. None of these apps diagnose or treat eczema, always talk to your doctor about your skin.
Most of these are free to try, so there's little risk in just testing one for a week or two. Get SkinFam free on the App Store, or read more on what to look for if you're switching from EczemaWise.