grace started as a small project to make eczema easier to live with — and grew into a calm, considered companion for anyone managing their skin day by day.
eczema isn't just a skin condition — it's a daily routine, an ever-shifting puzzle of triggers, treatments, and tiny decisions. grace was built because that puzzle is exhausting on its own. it shouldn't be made worse by clinical apps that feel like paperwork.
so we set out to build something different: a quiet companion that helps you notice patterns, stick to your treatment, and walk into appointments with real data — without ever making your skin feel like a problem to be solved.
grace began with a single user — me — and a notebook full of half-tracked moisturisers, half-remembered steroid routines, and the nagging feeling that there must be a better way. dermatology appointments came around once or twice a year, and i could never remember what had actually happened in between.
after one too many appointments where i shrugged through "and how has it been since we last saw you?", i started building a small app for myself. friends with eczema asked to use it. then their parents. then strangers on the internet. so here we are.
health tools should be calm, clear, and respectful of the people who use them. they should never shame, gamify, or pressure. and they should always — always — give you back the data you put in.
a short list of things we promise, and intend to keep promising.
grace meets you where you are, even on the bad days.
we don't sell anything. we don't share anything. your data exists for you and your care team — no one else.
thirty seconds a day is enough. grace is designed to disappear into your routine, not become another one.
every feature comes from a real conversation with someone who lives with eczema — or cares for someone who does.
we read every email — really. if there's something you'd love grace to do, or something it's getting wrong, please tell us.