The National Eczema Association has announced that EczemaWise, its official eczema tracking app, will shut down on December 18, 2026, with new registrations already closed. If you've been using it to log flares, triggers, and symptoms, it's worth finding a new home for that habit before then, rather than losing months or years of noticing what works for your skin.
EczemaWise doesn't appear to offer a data export. It's worth taking screenshots of your history and writing down any trigger patterns you've already noticed, before the app closes. That knowledge, your known triggers, what actually helps your skin, is the valuable part of years of tracking. Carry it with you into whatever you use next.
I built SkinFam myself, I've had eczema since I was a baby, and I'm a social worker by background, not a company. It's free, fully private, no accounts, and nothing you log ever leaves your phone.
It covers daily severity and symptom logging, trigger and sleep tracking, photo comparison over time, and routine reminders, and it supports up to 8 profiles, so you can track your own skin and your kids' separately in one app. There's also an optional, anonymous, adults-only community if you want to see how others are managing similar flares.
For anyone who wants a doctor-ready PDF summary of their tracked history to bring to an appointment, that's available as part of SkinFam Premium, along with AI weekly summaries and reading product ingredients from a photo.
This is general, practical information, not medical advice. SkinFam is a personal diary, not a diagnostic or medical tool, always talk to your doctor about your skin.
Once you've saved your history from EczemaWise, get SkinFam free on the App Store and start logging from today. The patterns you've already learned about your skin are the most valuable part, the new app just needs to catch up with what you already know.