A daily companion for psoriasis and eczema — built to notice the patterns you're too close to see, and to carry them into the room with your dermatologist.
Most mornings, it takes under two minutes. How your skin feels, how you slept, what your stress has been like, anything you've noticed. If you've connected a wearable, some of that's already filled in by the time you open the app.
That's it. No long forms, no daily homework. Just enough, most days, to build something real over time.
Each day, Siequi shows you a number — but never just a number. Underneath it, you'll always see what's driving it: maybe it's a run of poor sleep, maybe stress has been building, maybe your skin itself has been telling the story.
You shouldn't have to take an app's word for how you're doing. So Siequi doesn't ask you to. It shows its work.
Over a few weeks, Siequi starts noticing things — which stretches of poor sleep tend to show up in your skin a few days later, whether stress hits you harder than most triggers, whether certain weeks are consistently rougher than others.
These are patterns in your data, not general advice pulled from somewhere else. And they're always shown as what they are — associations worth a conversation, not conclusions.
Every couple of weeks, Siequi asks a short, standard set of questions — the same ones your dermatologist already knows how to read. No new scales to learn, nothing invented for the app. Just a consistent way to see whether things are getting better, staying steady, or need more attention.
When it's time for your appointment, Siequi puts together a clear, short summary of everything since your last visit — the ups, the rough patches, what's changed. You can share it with your dermatologist ahead of time, so the conversation starts from where you actually are, not from a memory of the last three months.
Siequi doesn't diagnose, and it won't tell you what to do. It's not a replacement for your dermatologist — it's what makes the time you spend with them count for more.