Take one photo of your bathroom counter. Every product gets named, categorized, and put on an expiry clock. Then every Sunday, a letter about your skin arrives. One that could only have been written about your shelf.
What you own, what's in it, when it expires, and whether it's earning its spot. Skinventry keeps the record. You just keep the routine.
Snap the counter once. AI reads every label in frame and logs everything, even the SPF hiding behind the toner.
A letter about your week on the shelf: which serum earned its keep and which one idled. Free for everyone, every Sunday.
Every ingredient rated from Excellent to Avoid, with flags for the ones your skin specifically can't stand.
Every open product goes on a clock. The calendar flags the ones going off, so you find out before your face does.
AM and PM, built from what you own. Log the whole routine in one tap, keep the streak alive, watch the XP stack up.
The question Google can't answer: what should I use? It knows your shelf, your skin type, your sensitivities. So the answer is about you, not everyone.
Point your camera at the counter. Skinventry reads every label in frame: names, brands, categories. Then it turns the pile into an inventory with expiry dates attached. Fresh haul? Dump the whole bag in at once.
Tap any product for the full breakdown: every ingredient rated Excellent to Avoid, comedogenic flags, and warnings matched to your sensitivities. The fine print, in plain English.
Not a dashboard. A letter. Every Sunday, Skinventry reads your week and writes sixty seconds of honest editorial. The serum you reached for nightly gets its due. The jar you forgot you owned gets called out. Written for an audience of one. Free, every week.
Your shelf had a quiet, productive week. The retinal earned its place: six uses in seven nights. Your barrier held without a single SOS balm day. One thing idled:
Next week, keep an eye on the sunscreen: its period after opening ends on the 25th, and you're
Build AM and PM from your shelf, then log the whole thing in one tap on the way out the door. Streaks accrue, XP stacks. And on the nights you can't decide, AI suggests Tonight's Routine from what you already own.
Most products are good for 6, 12, or 24 months after opening. Then they quietly stop working. Skinventry runs the countdown on everything you open and warns you while there's still time to use it, not toss it.
Every corner of the app, from the shelf to the Sunday letter.
Your shelf had a quiet, productive week. The retinal earned its place: six uses in seven nights. One thing idled:
Scan any product barcode and it's identified and added instantly.
Take a photo of any product and AI identifies it for you.
Save products you want. Analyze ingredients before buying.
Stats on your collection: counts by category and product status.
Before/after photos of each face area, side by side over time.
A ping when it's time, morning and night, so nothing slips.
Set your skin type, concerns, and sensitivities once. Every answer starts from them.
Your photos and data stay on your iPhone by default, never used to train AI.
Add a whole shopping haul at once. AI sorts it by category.
The shelf, the routines, and the Sunday letter are free for everyone. Premium just removes the limits.
For trial runs, trips, and big event weeks.
52 letters, kept. That's your Skin Record.
Month to month. Cancel whenever.
Billed through the App Store. Cancel anytime in Settings. Photos stay on your iPhone by default.
Free on the App Store. One photo tonight and your whole shelf is logged by bedtime. Your first letter lands this Sunday.