Build a treatment plan
Add finasteride, minoxidil, microneedling, ketoconazole, PRP, or your own regimen with custom timing and dose details.
Hair loss tracker app
Track treatments, photos, and progress in one place.
Track Hair gives you a dedicated hair loss tracking workflow for finasteride, minoxidil, microneedling, transplant recovery, and long-term routine consistency.
Built for reminders, progress photos, and AI-assisted Norwood stage tracking.
Product workflow
The app mirrors the routine you already follow.
Designed like a focused treatment journal, not a generic habit app. Every screen is built around keeping a hair loss regimen consistent and measurable.
Stay consistent every day
Mark treatments complete, keep your routine visible, and use reminders that match real-world schedules.
Capture evidence over time
Save progress photos, compare changes month to month, and review your hair loss journey with more context than memory alone.
Core features
What makes Track Hair useful
Treatment schedules
Create a structured routine for daily, weekly, or post-procedure care without juggling separate reminder apps.
Progress photos
Keep repeatable before-and-after photos in one timeline so changes are easier to judge over months.
Regimen details
Store dose, frequency, and notes for each treatment so your routine stays documented and easy to review.
Norwood tracking
Use AI-assisted analysis as an extra reference point when monitoring visible change over time.
Multi-treatment support
Track finasteride, minoxidil, transplant recovery, PRP, red light therapy, and more in the same plan.
Treatment use cases
Built for real treatment regimens
Finasteride and dutasteride
Keep daily 5-alpha-reductase inhibitor schedules consistent and compare long-term results against baseline photos.
Read guideMinoxidil routines
Track once-daily or twice-daily application habits and build a cleaner record of shedding and regrowth windows.
Read guideMicroneedling and scalp stimulation
Log depth, session timing, and scalp response while coordinating with topical treatments.
Read guideHair transplant recovery
Document post-op milestones, washing schedules, shedding, and regrowth from week one through month eighteen.
Read guideEducation
Learn the treatment landscape
Male pattern baldness guide
Understand androgenetic alopecia, DHT, the Norwood scale, and the main evidence-based treatment paths.
Hair loss treatment library
Browse practical overviews of finasteride, minoxidil, microneedling, PRP, red light therapy, and hair transplant recovery.
Read the latest articles
Explore comparison posts and tracking guides aimed at common hair loss search questions.
Screenshots
See the app in action
Search-friendly questions
Hair loss tracking FAQs
What is a hair loss tracker app?
A hair loss tracker app helps you organize treatments, keep photo records, and monitor visible changes over time. Track Hair focuses specifically on male pattern baldness routines such as finasteride, minoxidil, microneedling, and transplant recovery.
Why track hair loss instead of relying on memory?
Hair loss treatments usually take months to judge. Consistent photos, treatment logs, and notes make it easier to spot change, stay consistent, and discuss progress with a clinician.
Can I track finasteride and minoxidil together?
Yes. Track Hair is designed for multi-treatment routines, so you can keep separate schedules and notes for oral medication, topical treatment, scalp stimulation, and procedure recovery in the same app.
Does Track Hair diagnose hair loss?
No. The app is a tracking tool, not a diagnostic or treatment service. Any AI analysis should be treated as informational support rather than medical advice.
What should I photograph when tracking progress?
Most people benefit from repeatable front, temple, crown, and top-down photos captured in similar lighting and at regular intervals.
Download Track Hair
Start tracking your hair loss routine with more structure.
Keep treatment schedules, progress photos, and long-term hair loss context in one place.
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Privacy-first tracking. Informational support only, not medical advice.