We do not collect, receive, or store any health data about you or your child. Everything you log stays on your iPhone. This page sets that out in the form Washington asks for.
What health data we collect
None. Everything you log about your child — their name and date of birth, severity, scratch level, baths, an optional body map of affected areas, foods, skincare products, medications and their schedules, the Food Introduction Log and any reactions you note in it, pets, places, weather and notes, any files you choose to keep from the EczemaWise app (from version 1.0.14), and photos of your child's skin that you take or choose (from version 1.0.17) — is written to a database on your iPhone and stays there, and is included in your iPhone's standard iCloud backup if you have backups turned on. We run no server. We never receive it, see it, or store it.
Where it comes from
You type it in. The one exception is weather. If you turn that feature on, the app asks Apple's WeatherKit for local conditions using your approximate location, and writes the answer into your entry on your phone. Apple receives that request. We do not.
What it is used for
On your phone, the app compares the things you logged against your child's flare days and shows you where something lines up. That comparison runs on your device and the result stays on your device. We are not part of it.
Who we share it with
No one. There are no third parties or affiliates to list, because no health data leaves your device for us to pass on. We do not sell health data.
Your rights
The data is only on your phone, so you already hold every right these laws describe. In the app's More tab you can export all of it as a CSV file, make a PDF report for your child's doctor, and permanently delete all of it, skin photos and kept EczemaWise files included, at no cost. Deleting is final in the app, and we hold no copy. An iPhone backup made before you deleted can still contain the data until that backup is replaced. If you would like us to confirm in writing that we hold no health data about you or your child, email support@eczematrack.com and we will reply.
The website
Our marketing website uses a cookieless visitor count that records no health data and sets no cookies. It is described in full under Website analytics in the Privacy Policy.
Changes
If any of this changes, we will update the date on this page and say what changed.
October 31, 2026: the list of what the app can store now includes photos of your child's skin that you take or choose (app 1.0.17). They stay on your iPhone like everything else, and the PDF and CSV only count them. What we collect did not change: we collect none of it.
October 6, 2026: the PDF the app makes is now described as a report for your child's doctor (app 1.0.13), and the list of what the app can store now includes files you keep from the EczemaWise app (app 1.0.14). They stay on your iPhone like everything else. What we collect did not change: we collect none of it.
October 2, 2026: exporting is no longer described as part of a paid subscription, because every feature of the app is free right now. What we collect did not change: we collect none of it.
September 27, 2026: the list of what the app can store now also names medication schedules and the Food Introduction Log, and deleting is described more precisely: we hold no copy, but an iPhone backup made before you deleted can still contain the data until that backup is replaced.
September 20, 2026: the list of what the app can store added your child's name, date of birth and the optional body map; the page began saying that the data is included in your iPhone's standard iCloud backup if backups are on, that export is part of Pro and deleting is free; and the publisher under “Who we are” changed to Jorge Hernandez, Apple's seller of record for the app. What we collect did not change in either update: we collect none of it.
Who we are
EczemaTrack is made and published by Jorge Hernandez, United States. Email support@eczematrack.com.