Flares
Log where your skin flares, how bad, and how long, so the trend is clear.
Put skin flares, itch, pain, treatments, sleep, stress, food, mood, and other symptoms on one timeline. Valeska helps you see what changed at the same time and prepare for your next dermatology visit.
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Log where your skin flares, how bad, and how long, so the trend is clear.
Track stress, weather, and illness next to flares to spot what sets yours off.
Track creams, pills, and biologics with reminders so nothing slips.
Log itch and discomfort to see how they move with your flares.
Trends over weeks and months, found for you automatically.
Bring a clear flare history to your dermatology visit.
Examples of the connections Valeska can find on your iPhone.
Over 30 days, your high-stress days averaged about twice the symptom entries of your calm days.
In 4 of the last 6 weeks, your hardest day landed on a Monday, more often than a normal week would explain.
Average severity dropped from about 6 to 4, and you logged a third fewer flare days than the month before.
Where your skin flares, how bad and how long, plus triggers like stress, weather, and illness. A record helps you see what tends to set off a flare.
Log flares next to things like stress, sleep, and weather for a few weeks. Triggers show up as patterns that repeat, not one bad day.
Yes. Valeska lets you log flares, triggers, and treatments in seconds, then shows the patterns and gets you ready for your dermatology visits.
Yes. Valeska is free to start. It encrypts your local record and lets you control what is synced or shared.
Bring a clear record of your flares, how bad they have been, and what you have tried. A summary saves time and makes the visit count.
Valeska turns months of quick logs into a clear summary you can hand to your doctor.
Explore Valeska →Valeska is a personal health companion. It doesn’t diagnose, treat, or replace your care team.