See what's actually helping your skin
Clearo is a private acne tracker for iPhone: a quick daily photo and routine log, so you can compare any two days and see what's changing.
How it works
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One screen a day
Take your photos, tick the products you used and note anything you track, like sleep, stress or your period. It takes under a minute.
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Compare any two days
Skin changes slowly, so it's hard to judge from the mirror. Put Day 1 next to today, or any two days, side by side from the same angle.
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See when products started and stopped
Your timeline marks the day you started or stopped a product, so you can line up changes in your skin with changes in your routine.
Your photos stay yours
- Your photos are private to your account, encrypted, and never public.
- They're never shared unless you share them yourself, and never saved to your camera roll unless you choose to.
- We don't sell your data, show ads or track you across other apps and websites.
- Deleting your account deletes everything in it, every photo included, straight away.
Built for how acne actually goes
Acne is slow, it comes and goes, and it can wear you down. Clearo keeps the record so you don't have to remember, without making you feel behind.
No streaks
Missing a day doesn't break anything. Days without an entry are just empty, and nothing asks you to catch up. A daily reminder is there if you want one.
Weeks, not days
A routine takes at least four weeks to judge, and changing everything at once makes it hard to tell what helped. Every 4 weeks, Clearo invites you to compare your first day with your latest.
Track what you wonder about
Dairy, stress, sleep, your cycle: choose what to note each day, and it sits next to your photos when you look back.
Questions
Is it free?
Yes. Clearo is free to download and use, and there are no ads.
Who can see my photos?
Only you. They're stored privately for your account and never made public. If you share a comparison, the image is made on your phone and goes only where you send it.
Is this medical advice?
No. Clearo is a diary for your skin, and it doesn't diagnose, treat or prescribe. For a diagnosis, or before changing a treatment, talk to a doctor, dermatologist or pharmacist. Your photo history can be useful to show them. Read the medical disclaimer.
Is it on Android?
Not yet. Clearo is iPhone only for now.
Start with today's photo
Day 1 is the one you'll compare against later.