How to Save Your EczemaWise Data Before It Shuts Down

EczemaWise is closing on December 18, 2026, and there doesn't appear to be a built-in way to export your history. If you've been logging flares, triggers, or treatments for months or years, it's worth taking a little time now to save what matters, rather than losing it the day the app stops working.

What's actually worth saving

• Any summary or trend screens. If the app shows you charts or summaries of your flare severity over time, screenshot those, they're the fastest way to see your overall pattern at a glance later.
• Your known triggers. Write down, in your own words, whatever you've already figured out tends to set off a flare for you, foods, products, weather, stress, anything you've noticed repeat.
• Treatment notes. What's helped and what hasn't, especially anything a dermatologist told you to track.
• Any reports you've already generated. If you've ever exported or printed a summary for a doctor's visit, save that file or photo separately, it's the closest thing to a full record you'll have.

Do this before December

Set a reminder for a quiet 20 minutes sometime before mid-December. Open the app, go through however many months or years of history you have, and screenshot or write down the points above. You don't need every single entry, you need the patterns, that's the part that's actually useful going forward.

This is general, practical guidance based on public information about EczemaWise's closure, not instructions from the National Eczema Association. If you're unsure what data the app can show you, check within the app itself while it's still active.

Then, start fresh somewhere private

Once you've saved what you can, it's a good moment to pick where you'll track next. I built SkinFam as a free, private alternative, no accounts, nothing uploaded, your diary and photos stay only on your phone. See what to look for in a new tracker, or go straight to get SkinFam free on the App Store.