Rash ID - Skin Rash Identifier 17+

I had a rash that my doctor said was poison ivy. Before going to the doctor, I tried this app. It identified the same patch as impetigo, scabies, poison ivy, ringworm, and a few other things. Basically, it scrolled through all of the possible rashes in the app and randomly attributed the same rash to all of them. Wish I’d saved my money.

Hi, we’re really sorry for the experience you had with the app over three years ago. We understand how frustrating it must have been to receive inconsistent results. Since then, we’ve made major updates to improve the accuracy of the app and prevent issues like this from happening. We’ve introduced MUM, an AI dermatologist that not only scans rashes but also asks specific questions about your symptoms to provide more accurate and personalized results.

We’ve come a long way, and we now offer a free trial so you can try the updated version without any risk. Thank you for your feedback—it’s helped us make these important improvements, and we hope you’ll consider giving the app another chance!

I purchased this app because I had a rash pop up on my back after being at the beach. I assumed it was heat rash but thought the purchase of the app was worth the confirmation. I scanned my rash and it came up with chicken pox. I knew that was incorrect so I tried again. The second time it said scabies. I felt that most likely inaccurate, so I tried one last time. The third time it said melasma. I finally decided to go to the doctor after a week without improvement and it is, in fact, a heat rash. The only thing accurate about this application is that it will give you inaccurate results every time! Don’t waste your money!

Hi, we’re really sorry about the frustrating experience you had two years ago. We know how important it is to get accurate results, especially when it comes to your health. Since then, we’ve made major updates to improve the app's accuracy, including a more advanced scanning model and the introduction of MUM, our AI dermatologist. MUM not only analyzes your rash but also asks questions about your symptoms, just like a real dermatologist, to help provide more reliable results.

We now also offer a free trial, so you can try the new version risk-free. Thank you for your feedback—it helped us recognize where we needed to improve, and we hope you’ll consider giving us another try!

Did not help identify the rash at all. The results that came up were completely inaccurate. I read the info just out of curiosity and it was also not very informative even if it had been that particular rash…which it was not. After I took the first scan, I could not get it to scan again for a different view of the rash region. This app might be helpful if you have lived under a rock and don’t know how to identify basic, common rashes but you would probably be better served just opening up a random parenting book or doing a Google search for free.

Hi, we’re really sorry that the app didn’t help you back in June and that the information provided wasn’t as useful as you had hoped. Since then, we’ve completely overhauled the app’s accuracy and usability. In May, we released a major update that made our QuickScan model 4x more accurate and able to identify 15 additional skin conditions. We’ve also introduced an AI dermatologist feature, MUM, that interacts with users and asks questions to help provide more tailored and accurate results.

Additionally, we’ve added guides to help you navigate the app more easily, including scanning from different angles. We really appreciate your feedback—it has helped us make the app much better, and we hope you’ll consider giving it another try!