AI Eczema Flare Tracker · Track flares · Find triggers · Prep for your derm
Salvora combines four things: (1) a photo journal of your eczema-affected skin over time, with optional AI text descriptions; (2) a self-reported POEM-style severity score on a 0–28 slider; (3) a daily trigger tracker (food / environment / sleep / stress / products) that surfaces correlations after about 14 logs; (4) an AI Coach grounded in AAD, NEA, Mayo, AAFP, and PubMed extracts — every answer cites its source. Combined, these produce a doctor-shareable PDF you can take to your dermatology visit.
No. Salvora is a Health & Fitness wellness companion, not a medical device. It does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition. Always consult a dermatologist before starting, changing, or stopping any treatment. See the Medical Disclaimer.
No. The AI photo description tells you what is visible (color, texture, distribution, presence of oozing, cracks). It does not assign a severity grade. The 0–28 POEM-style score is a self-report — you enter it on a slider yourself.
The Coach answers from an on-device eczema knowledge base of published guidelines and peer-reviewed extracts: American Academy of Dermatology clinical guidelines, National Eczema Association patient guides, Mayo Clinic patient guides, American Academy of Family Physicians summaries, and selected PubMed studies on atopic dermatitis, TSW, and trigger management. Every reply includes a tap-able citation. The Coach refuses to answer if the knowledge base doesn't have grounding for your question — no hallucinations.
No. The Coach explains how published guidelines describe treatments (e.g., "TCS class 1 is super-potent; the AAD position is to use the lowest effective potency for the shortest needed duration") but does not prescribe, recommend a specific dose, or replace a dermatologist visit. Always confirm with a qualified prescriber.
TSW (topical steroid withdrawal) is a clinical entity recognized in dermatology literature in which long-term corticosteroid use, followed by stopping, can produce a distinctive rebound flare. Salvora's TSW mode switches Coach tone, removes celebratory streak copy, and structures the Journal around healing weeks. It does NOT diagnose TSW — turning it on is a self-report. If you suspect TSW, consult a dermatologist.
Yes. Photos, trigger log, treatment log, chat history, and analysis results are stored locally on your device. Photos are sent to our AI vision provider for description only when you tap the AI button and after you accept the per-feature consent — they are not retained after processing. We do not collect personal information, do not use advertising SDKs, and do not run analytics platforms. See the full Privacy Policy.
No. Eczema photos may incidentally contain your face when the affected skin is on the face. Salvora does not perform face recognition, biometric template extraction, identity matching, or any facial analytics. See Privacy Policy §1.2.
Two subscription tiers: Weekly $4.99 / week (no trial — habit-lock plan), or Annual $39.99 / year (≈ $0.77 / week, save 85%) with a 7-day free trial for new Annual subscribers.
iOS Settings → Apple ID → Subscriptions → Salvora → Cancel Subscription. Access continues to the end of the current billing period. Refunds are handled by Apple at reportaproblem.apple.com.
If you reinstalled Salvora or switched devices: open Settings inside the App → Restore Purchases. Make sure you're signed in to the same Apple ID you used originally. RevenueCat will verify your subscription with Apple.
Yes. From the Insights tab, you can generate a Doctor-Ready PDF (Quick 1-page, Standard 3-page, or Full 6-page) that summarises your POEM trend, top triggers, photos, and AAD/NEA/Mayo/PubMed-grounded notes. Share it with your dermatologist directly from the share sheet.
Settings → AI consent → Re-show AI consent prompts. The next time you send a Coach message or request an AI photo description, the consent alert will appear again so you can review and re-confirm.
Email loveykovl@gmail.com with: (1) iPhone model and iOS version, (2) Salvora build number (Settings → bottom of page), (3) what you tapped right before the bug, (4) screenshot if visual. We respond within 24 hours.
Salvora is a tracker, not a triage tool. Severe flares — especially with fever, spreading redness, oozing pus, blistering, swelling of the face/tongue, vision changes, or breathing difficulty — are an urgent-care or ER situation. For non-emergency severe flares, contact your dermatologist or your local health service. See the Medical Disclaimer §9 for emergency signs.