SkinVision - Find Skin Cancer

Sneaky company. Make you first go through the whole process, take photos, answer questions and THEN ask for money. That’s a sneaky, dark, well-known UX pattern.

It should be free to get help from the people.

If you have one or more moles, you should take time to evaluate this app. I’m really glad that I did. I recommend downloading and using the free trial. Put off by the price? Think again: This app is a CE-labelled medical device. It’s not a gimmick. Still unsure? Read my further comments: To obtain a CE-Mark as a Medical Device, the developer has needed to develop a product and, through a costly but important process, demonstrate that it provides scientifically consistent and accurate information. Anybody can write and app and claim it’s helpful but may accidentally cause harm. The chance of that happening is lower when EU authorities have approved the device. In practice, you take a photo of your mole, answer a simple question based on icons, and click ‘check’. You instantly get feedback as to whether the mole is probably normal, might be of concern or if you should visit a medical doctor. The image is stored and sorted by date and in a folder for that mole for future reference. The app stores the images and can send you a reminder at suitable intervals to take a quick picture. This way, your clinician can also see any changes over time. Why bother with an app, cancer can only be diagnosed by a doctor, right? Well, although I have technical insight in the field myself, I don’t go to the doctor when I think a mole has changed just a bit. I’m not sure if it has. It’s probably ok. That’s what I tell myself. Don’t want to waste their time. This app ensures that I don’t rely on my memory, or forget to book an appointment if there is a real change. If the app recommends an appointment, then I know that recommendation is coming from an approved Medical Device so I’m not wasting their time. Finally, it gives me peace of mind. To me, it means a lot that this is a medical device not just a well-wishing developer with a clever app. I know then, that the algorithm is good. I was pleasantly surprised to discover that an ambiguous result was evaluated by a pathologist/medical doctor and I received personal feedback. The cost does prohibit this being available to everyone - unless your doctor, insurance company or healthcare pays it for you. However, if you can allocate the funds to monitor your moles then I think this is a terrific app. Possible improvements? I’d like to be able to graphically allocate images to a body location rather than a file name. I’d also like to be able to zoom in - although this is not usually important as the algorithm does th

It works accurately and efficiently. I was impressed by the feedback from dermatologist only taking 2 days, on a weekend! The feedback was hepful and alleviated my concern about potential false positives.

It should be free too check ur moles!! Money over anything?

This app is easy to use and to help you follow up any mole on your body, before distracting your doctor with possible cases to investigate further.

Great app but you do need a second pair of bands to take pics of your back etc! Super helpful tips and also a good turn around on feedback!

I like the idea of the app. In some details, the execution could be better. For example, i get a message to fill in something in the app but the link takes me to the App Store instead. Come on!

Hele fijne app voor controles van verschillende huidplekjes. Het is een sterke aanwinst voor extra controles en om eventuele zorgen weg te nemen. Ik blijf het zeker gebruiken!

De app werkt sinds enige dagen niet meer. Verwijderen en opnieuw downloaden geeft geen oplossing. Na het inloggen gebeurt er niets meer, het wieltje blijft lopen.