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Version 26.10.1 · 2026-10-12
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The store currently lists version 26.10.1, updated 2026-10-12.








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DIY skin screening that lets you take early detection of skin cancer into your own hands.
Monitor and track your skin health with the help of SkinIO’s AI-driven mole-mapping technology. It’s easy to do at home with your iOS device or with your doctor in-office.
How it works:
· Your doctor or a trusted photo taker spends ~10 minutes using SkinIO to take images of your skin. It’s as simple as taking photos with your iOS device.
· Those images become part of your digital skin health record. You can review your SkinIO images in-office with your doctor, or have the images you take at home securely sent to an expert dermatologist for review. You will receive your results in a few days, letting you know whether a follow-up is recommended.
· SkinIO's AI technology tracks changes in your skin over time, so your digital skin health record becomes a living resource for you and your doctor.…
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