In development

A closer look at skin, from any phone.

EpivaScan reads a photo of a skin concern and shows which conditions it most closely matches, each with a percentage. It’s a clear first step toward the right care.

  • Phone app
  • Works in a browser
  • A screening aid, not a diagnosis

Photo in, percentages out

One picture returns a ranked list of likely conditions, each with a percentage you can read at a glance.

Phone first, browser ready

Use it where the person is: on a phone in the field, or on a computer at a clinic desk.

A starting point, not a verdict

Results help decide what to do next. The diagnosis stays with a qualified clinician.

Why it matters

Skin disease is everywhere. Skin specialists are not.

1.8billion+

people are living with a skin disease at any given time.

3billion+

people lack proper access to dermatological care.

When the nearest dermatologist is hours or months away, treatable conditions go unrecognised, and small problems become serious ones.

EpivaScan puts a first look in the hands of whoever is already there: a community health worker, a nurse, a parent.

Figures: International League of Dermatological Societies, World Skin Health Day.

How it works

Three steps, one photo.

See the full walkthrough
  1. 01

    Take a photo

    Photograph the area of concern, or upload a picture you already have.

  2. 02

    Let it scan

    The EpivaScan model compares the image with the skin conditions it has learned to recognise.

  3. 03

    Read the matches

    See each likely condition with its percentage, ready to share with a health professional.

Where it runs

One app, two ways in.

EpivaScan is designed for the phone in your pocket, and opens just as easily in a browser on a laptop or desktop.

epivascan · web

Impact

Taking it to the people it’s built for.

We’re documenting EpivaScan in the field. Photos, numbers and stories will be published as they come in.

See the impact page

See the scan flow for yourself.

The web demo walks through the interface end to end. The AI model isn’t connected yet, so it won’t analyse your photo.