Step 1
Log your skin
Rate breakouts, redness, and comfort each day. Attach a photo if you want.
Quick enough to keep up with, detailed enough to notice real changes.
Private skin tracker for iPhone, iPhone Duo and iPad
Keep a searchable skin diary, reuse morning and evening routines, and review product ingredients. SkinLattice connects your own records into personal patterns, with your photos and logs stored on-device.
On-device
Photos and logs stay private by default
Daily
Fast check-ins for skin, routine, and context
Personal
Ingredient signals from your own history
Recent signal
Matrix learning
Routine
Routine tracked successfully
Private by default
Photos stay on-device
How it works
A calm daily rhythm: check in, connect what you used, then spot the ingredient patterns that feel personal to your skin.
Step 1
Rate breakouts, redness, and comfort each day. Attach a photo if you want.
Quick enough to keep up with, detailed enough to notice real changes.
Step 2
Reuse a saved routine. Find products by name or barcode, read an ingredient label on-device, or enter details manually. Review ingredients before saving.
Your routine stays tied to the days that followed, not lost in a notes app.
Step 3
SkinLattice finds which ingredients seem linked to your calmer or rougher days — from your data, not generic scores.
Patterns stay grounded in your history, so the insights feel useful instead of generic.
SkinLattice 2.20
Version 2.20 adds an avoid list, reaction timing, repeating routines, steadier skin photos, on-device summaries, and a trial timeline. It also brings two-column layouts on iPad and iPhone Duo.
Add single ingredients or groups such as fragrance and sulfates. Products that contain them are flagged, free for everyone.
See how long reactions usually take to appear after you use an ingredient, and which other factors were present on those days.
Repeat a routine every few days or weeks, not only on set weekdays.
A faint overlay of your last photo, an optional face guide and a light check help you take comparable photos.
Where Apple Intelligence is available, the weekly review, ingredient patterns and dermatologist PDF can include a short summary written on your device. Free users can export the dermatologist PDF for the last one or two weeks.
Check the free-trial timeline before you start. An optional reminder arrives two days before the trial converts.
Features
SkinLattice brings skin diary, product shelf, ingredient checker, and calm iOS-native insight into one privacy-first app.
Record breakouts, redness, and comfort, with optional photos and lifestyle context. Find past entries in your searchable journal.
See which cosmetic ingredients may be associated with calmer or harder skin days, based on your own routine history.
Add products by name, barcode, label photo, or manual entry. Compare formulas and keep past ingredient lists connected to your history.
Keep logs and photos on-device. Create password-protected encrypted backups, review what a restore will replace, or delete local data.
Save routine templates for your week, repeat a routine every few days or weeks, or reuse your latest morning or evening routine. Record what you actually used, including skipped sessions.
Create a readable PDF of your recorded skin history. Free users can export the last one or two weeks, and Pro offers longer date ranges. Choose a paper format and whether to include up to six check-in photos.
Smarter skin signals
Review ingredient lists, recorded routines, and optional context together. The Matrix shows possible associations with evidence and confidence, including when information is limited or mixed.
Read the label
Photograph an ingredient label or paste its text. On-device text recognition creates an editable list; check it against the packaging before saving. Manual entry is available when reading is unsupported.
Before you save
Compare product formulas side by side. Pro product previews also connect a new product’s ingredients with your personal Matrix, while showing limited or mixed evidence.
Advanced context
Use 14-day product or ingredient diary windows, optional cycle context, and active-overload notices to review changes. These observations do not establish an allergy, a cause, or a treatment result.
Privacy
The app is designed for sensitive personal data from the start, with local-first storage and clear controls.
Skincare Insights
Learn how to check ingredient labels, track routine changes, and prepare a useful skin diary for your dermatologist—with clear steps and sources you can read.
SkinLattice Pro adds the full Ingredient Matrix, personal product previews, shelf analysis, longer dermatologist PDF date ranges, and longer Skin Evolution photo timelines.