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Version 2.0.0 · 2026-10-05
Now Skinpal is available in Spanish!
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The store currently lists version 2.0.0, updated 2026-10-05.








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Stop guessing what affects your skin. Try Skinpal completely free for the first 14 days!
Skinpal is a daily eczema and TSW tracker built for people living with skin flares, itch, burning, oozing, sleep disruption, stress, and unpredictable symptoms.
When your normal treatment plan does not seem to work anymore, and you feel like you have tried everything, Skinpal is here to help you make sense of your everyday skin journey.
Track your skin, symptoms, food, sleep, stress, routines, environment, photos, and progress in one place. Skinpal helps you bring your everyday life together so you can start noticing patterns over time.
Skinpal helps you understand possible triggers, follow your progress more clearly, and feel less alone through a supportive community built around lived experience.
After the 14-day free trial, an active subscription is required to continue using the app.…
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Now Skinpal is available in Spanish!
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