SkinScreener

SkinScreener is a comprehensive mobile application designed to assess the risk of skin cancer from various skin lesions, including moles and spots. The application utilizes advanced artificial intelligence algorithms, developed in collaboration with the Medical University of Graz, to provide accurate risk assessments. With a clinically validated algorithm achieving 95% accuracy, SkinScreener aids users in identifying potentially harmful skin conditions early on.
Regular self-examinations are encouraged alongside annual dermatologist visits, enhancing the likelihood of early detection. The app is classified as a Class IIa medical device and adheres to EU regulations regarding data protection and user privacy, ensuring a secure user experience. It is important to understand that while SkinScreener offers valuable insights, it should not replace professional dermatological consultations.
The app's user-friendly interface allows for easy navigation and effective monitoring of skin health. Users can track their skin condition over time, making it easier to spot any changes that may warrant further examination. SkinScreener aims to empower individuals to take control of their skin health through proactive measures and informed assessments.