A rash that showed up somewhere specific, after touching something specific, but not always on the same day. Moya is somewhere to log the exposure and the flare, so the gap between them stops being the hard part.
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What is the best way to track contact dermatitis?
Log the flare and its exact location, and separately log anything new that touched your skin in the two or three days before, not just that morning. Many contact reactions are delayed rather than immediate, so the useful record is one with a few days of lead time built in, not a same-day diary.
Contact dermatitis is inflamed skin caused by something touching it, either through direct irritation or an allergic response. Irritant reactions tend to appear quickly, while allergic reactions are often delayed by a day or more, which is why patch testing is read across several days rather than on the day it is applied.
Moya does not present charts for you to interpret. Every so often it gently reflects back what you have been logging, in plain sentences, for example:
These are simply observations from your own entries, on your own terms. Moya is a wellness tool, not a medical device: it never diagnoses or gives medical advice, and a reflection is a conversation starter for you and your clinician, never a conclusion.
Skin changes slowly, and memory is unreliable. Progress photos stay organised and private, so you can compare honestly across weeks and months.
Under a minute, which is what makes logging a calm day realistic. The calm days are what the flare days get compared against.
Health notes are personal. Moya is built so the record stays yours, and there is no account for it to be attached to.
Read the privacy policyThere is nothing to create, and nothing tied to your name.
Entries and photos live on your phone, not on our servers.
Take the whole record with you, or erase all of it from the app.
Quick daily check-ins cover your skin, its exact location, and anything new touching it: products, materials, jewellery, work exposures. Everything is built for seconds-a-day logging.
No. Moya is a wellness tool, not a medical device. It reflects back what you log in plain language so you arrive at appointments with a clearer picture. It does not diagnose, treat or identify allergens.
Many contact reactions are delayed-type, building over roughly one to three days rather than appearing straight away, which is why patch tests are read two and four days after application. A same-day diary misses the actual window worth reviewing.
Often a handful of exposures logged against flare dates is enough to see whether something lines up, sometimes within a few weeks. A confident pattern usually needs several repeats, not one.
Yes. Your entries and photos stay on your device. They are not uploaded to our servers or tied to an account, and you can export or delete everything at any time.
Yes, that is what it is. Daily entries and photos kept in one place, laid back out over time rather than scattered across a notes app and your camera roll.
Moya is free to download, and keeping a daily record is free. Premium features are a subscription with a free trial, managed through your App Store account.
Downloading Moya is free. Premium features are offered as a subscription with a free trial, managed through your App Store account.
A daily check-in that takes under a minute. Free to download.
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Moya also supports: Eczema · Psoriasis · Rosacea · Seborrheic dermatitis · Perioral dermatitis · Chronic urticaria · Hidradenitis suppurativa
