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Documentation that belongs in the room.

SkinCloud is the clinical photography app for aesthetic medicine. Encrypted on device, structured around the consultation, and built for iPhone and iPad — so the iPad in your hand replaces the binder, the camera, and the portal.

No spam. One launch email. We delete waitlist entries after launch.

SkinCloud patient session on iPhone — date, products, lot, expiry, and clinical photos
End-to-end encrypted photos
GDPR-ready · Art. 9(2)(h)
Hosted in EU (Frankfurt)
iOS-native, no web portal
The product

Three things, done right.

SkinCloud is small on purpose. It captures, documents, and compares — the parts of the consultation that actually live with the patient over time.

Capture

A clinical-grade in-app camera. Anatomical face and body guides for repeatable framing, multi-shot bursts, instant tagging by region, lighting hints when a shot drifts from the previous one.

Document

Structured anamnesis — medical history, prior surgeries, medications, allergies, skin type, contraindications, treatment goals — plus a product and lot register that snapshots into every session.

Compare

A session timeline with side-by-side and slider before/after, anchored on the same anatomical region. Export a clean PDF summary in a tap — for the patient, for their referring doctor, for your record.

In the room

Five minutes, five steps, no portal.

SkinCloud is the iPad you bring into the consult. The flow below is the entire job, end to end — from intake to a downloadable record the patient can take home.

Step 01

Consult — pull up the patient.

Search the patient list, tap to open. Today's session is one tap from the patient card, with the previous session's photos already on screen for context.

  • Quick-search by display label or pseudonymous ID
  • Last visit's anamnesis, photos, and notes one tap away
  • Face / Touch ID lock on cold launch and after 60s in background
SkinCloud patients list rendered on iPhone — last-session timestamps and real avatars
Step 02

Capture — anatomical guides, repeatable framing.

The in-app camera shows the same overlay you used last visit, so the angle, distance, and lighting line up. Burst mode for a procedure, single shots for the consult.

  • Anatomical face / body silhouette overlays
  • Instant region tagging — face, neck, hands, body region
  • Photos sealed on device with per-photo AES-GCM-256 keys
Step 03

Document — anamnesis without the paperwork.

Update history, note today's product and lot, flag contraindications. The product register snapshots into the session row, so a recall years from now still surfaces who got which lot.

  • Structured fields for medical history, allergies, medications
  • Product & lot register — MDR Annex II ready
  • Free-text notes auto-encrypted at rest
Step 04

Consent — a QR code, signed in seconds.

Generate a per-session consent link. The patient scans the QR, reads the consent text, taps "I Agree" on their own phone. Time-stamped and stored alongside the session, tamper-evident.

  • Single-use token, expires after the visit
  • Captured into the patient's tamper-evident audit log
  • Patient never installs anything
Step 05

Compare & export — a record the patient leaves with.

Slider before/after on the same region. One tap turns a session into a clean PDF summary the patient can keep, the referring doctor can read, and your archive can outlive any single device.

  • Side-by-side and slider comparisons
  • Branded session PDFs
  • Full-archive export of every patient as JSON + JPEG
Security

Your patients' photos leave your device only as ciphertext.

Encryption is a feature only when it changes how the data behaves. Here's exactly what leaves your iPad — and what doesn't.

Per-photo AES-GCM-256

Every photo gets its own 256-bit key, generated on your device. The master key that wraps them lives only in your iCloud Keychain — Apple-grade end-to-end, where even Apple can't read it.

Tamper-evident audit log

Every patient access — sign-in, photo upload, photo view, export, deletion — is recorded in an append-only log. The log is yours to read and yours to show, but neither you nor we can edit it.

EU-resident data, GDPR-ready

Database, storage, and edge functions all run in AWS Frankfurt via Supabase. The doctor is the data controller; SkinCloud is the data processor, bound by the same professional secrecy.

Read the full privacy policy →

Pricing

Start free. Pay when you grow.

Every tier ships with every feature. The only thing that changes is how many encrypted photos you can keep in the app.

Free

For trying SkinCloud

€0/mo

50 photos total

  • Every feature
  • Unlimited patients
  • 50-photo cap
See plan details

Starter

Solo practice

€4.99/mo

or €49.99/yr · 1,000 photos

  • 1,000-photo cap
  • Unlimited PDF exports
  • Email support
See plan details

Plus

Busy clinic

€12.99/mo

or €129.99/yr · 10,000 photos · 7-day free trial

  • 10,000-photo cap
  • 7-day free trial (monthly)
  • Priority support
See plan details

Pro

High-volume practice

€24.99/mo

or €249.99/yr · 100,000 photos

  • 100,000-photo cap
  • Bulk export tools
  • Direct line for incidents
See plan details

All subscriptions handled by Apple. Local pricing, taxes, and refund processing follow App Store rules.

Limited beta · Now on TestFlight

Be one of the first 100 clinicians on SkinCloud.

Join the waitlist for an invite to the closed beta and a launch-day discount on the annual Plus plan.

No spam. One launch email. We delete waitlist entries after launch.

FAQ

Common questions.

When does SkinCloud launch on the App Store?

We're in private TestFlight today. Public App Store launch is planned for later this year. Joining the waitlist is the easiest way to know the exact day, and to get early-access pricing.

Is SkinCloud GDPR-compliant?

Yes. Photos are end-to-end encrypted on your device. The doctor is the data controller and SkinCloud is the data processor under GDPR Art. 28, with health data processed under Art. 9(2)(h). Data is stored in AWS Frankfurt. The full privacy policy spells it out.

Who can read the photos?

Only you. Each photo is sealed with its own AES-GCM-256 key, and the master key that unwraps them lives in your iCloud Keychain — end-to-end encrypted by Apple, where not even Apple can read it. SkinCloud staff cannot decrypt photos.

What happens to my data if I cancel my subscription?

Nothing — your photos and records are not deleted. You keep full read access to everything you've already captured. You won't be able to upload new photos until you re-subscribe or fall back under your tier's limit.

Does the patient need to install anything?

No. The patient signs consent on their own phone via a QR code that opens a single web page. They don't sign up for an account, install an app, or share any contact details with SkinCloud.

Can I export everything if I leave?

Yes. Settings → Export my data produces a downloadable archive — a manifest JSON plus decrypted JPEGs of every photo and record you have. Your data is not held hostage.

Will there be an Android version?

Not on the roadmap. SkinCloud relies on the iCloud Keychain for the end-to-end encryption story; an Android port would need a separate cross-device key-management system, and we'd rather do iOS exceptionally well than do both adequately.