A 60-second scan, a 2-minute quiz, and a routine that waits until your skin is ready.
Example output. Your results are personalized.
Your scan returns a measurable baseline — hydration, sensitivity, texture, redness, pore visibility. We use it to calibrate phase one.
Hearth doesn't guess. It analyzes what your skin actually shows, then builds a phased plan you can follow without a chemistry degree.
The process
No five-month plan upfront. Each phase is written when your check-ins show the last one is working — not on a calendar.
Skincare obsessives can spot a generated routine in five seconds. Hearth's takes minutes — because it follows a real protocol, not a template.
Month 1
Barrier repair only — cleanser, moisturizer, SPF. No actives yet.
Barrier repair only — cleanser, moisturizer, SPF. No actives, nothing your skin has to fight. Nothing advances until your check-ins say it’s ready.
Month 2
One active, a few times a week. We hold the phase if irritation rises.
One active, two or three times a week, picked from your concerns and skin type. If irritation rises past a threshold, the phase holds itself.
Month 3
Frequency rises if tolerated; a second active is layered in safely.
Frequency goes up if tolerated. A second active may be layered, sequenced to avoid known interactions (vitamin C + niacinamide pH, retinol + AHAs, etc).
Months 4-5
Routine targets your top concerns from the scan and quiz.
Routine targets your top concerns. Pigmentation, texture, fine lines, dehydration — whatever the scan and quiz prioritized.
Ongoing
A stable routine with quarterly re-scans to recalibrate.
Stable routine. Quarterly re-scan to recalibrate, so the plan keeps matching the skin you actually have.
Skin and hair work on completely different rhythms. We treat them that way.
Porosity can't be reliably determined from a photo. We collect it via the quiz, not by faking analysis.
I got tired of the same loop. Routines that promised everything and delivered confusion. Products that contradicted each other. Influencer routines built for someone else’s skin. A “glow up” that turned into a purge that wasn’t a purge.
The science exists. The application is broken. Dermatologists give you prescriptions. Influencers give you links. Nobody gives you a plan.
So I built one.
The structure comes from how serious protocols work: barrier first, one active at a time, escalation on tolerance rather than a calendar. Check-ins matter because adherence and irritation are what move you forward. Under $10, because anyone reading this far deserves a fair price.
If it works, tell a friend. If it doesn’t, cancel in one tap. I’d rather hear what’s broken than what’s polished.
Built by one developer, with AI assistance and no clinical oversight — said plainly on the about page rather than buried. Not a conglomerate, not VC-backed. The person who writes the code reads every support email.
Free tier is useful. Pro tier is fair. Lifetime exists because early users deserve it.
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| Free | Pro | |
|---|---|---|
| Skin scan | 1/mo | Unlimited |
| Hair scan | 1/mo | Unlimited |
| Foundation phase | ||
| Phases 2-5 | ||
| Daily check-ins | ||
| Factor breakdown per scan | ||
| Opus-tier routines | ||
| Light and dark mode | ||
| Direct founder access |
Cancel anytime in settings. No 'are you sure' modals.
More than a quiz, less than a dermatologist in the room. It reports its confidence, and says so when it’s unsure. What’s visible — hydration, redness, texture, pores — it reads consistently. What isn’t, like porosity, comes from the quiz rather than a guess.
No — not by default and not at all. Photos are analysed and discarded the moment the scan finishes; only the analysis is kept. There’s nothing stored to leak, delete, or train on. If we ever build visual progress tracking, it will be opt-in.
Anything that looks medical — cystic acne, rosacea-like patterns, suspicious moles, scalp inflammation — is flagged in your scan, and we tell you to see a dermatologist. We don’t diagnose and we don’t prescribe.
Adding every active on day one is how skin gets worse. Barrier first, one active at a time, escalation based on tolerance — that’s how serious protocols work. If your skin reacts, the routine holds itself.
Yes — they’re independent. Skincare only, haircare only, or both. Each has its own scan, quiz, routine and check-ins, and they don’t share phases: your skin’s month 3 might be a different month for your hair.
Most apps lock you into a catalogue. Hearth names ingredient categories first — “a gentle ceramide moisturizer” — with specific products optional. No affiliate kickbacks, so your routine is calibrated to your skin and not to inventory.
Yes — one tap from settings. No win-back flow, no exit survey. Cancel mid-trial and you’re not charged; cancel a paid plan and you keep access until the period ends.
Foundation is barrier repair only — no actives, no fragrance — and later phases adapt to the sensitivity you report. If you have an active flare, or a dermatologist is treating something specific, pause and come back when your skin is stable.
Take a 60-second scan. See what your skin actually needs. Decide from there.
Free forever. No card required to scan.