A real treatment plan
Create daily, weekly, session-based, or post-procedure schedules that reflect the routine you are actually following.
Hair loss tracker app for women and men
Track your hair loss treatments, photos, and changes over months.
Track Hair brings female and male hair loss routines, minoxidil, finasteride, spironolactone, transplant recovery, PRP, microneedling, progress photos, regimen notes, and review timelines together so you can judge change with more context.
Built for individual routines, long review windows, and treatment consistency. Not a generic habit tracker or one-off scanner.
Your review timeline
- Baseline
- Month 3
- Month 6
Planning workflow
Hair growth is a long game. Your hair loss tracker should be built for that.
Track Hair is designed like a treatment journal for your scalp, your plan, and your timeline. It helps you keep your hair loss routine stable enough to understand what is happening instead of guessing from memory.
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Build your individual plan
Add minoxidil, finasteride, spironolactone, microneedling, ketoconazole, PRP, red light therapy, transplant recovery, or your own custom routine with timing and dose details.
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Follow it without losing context
Mark treatments complete, record missed days honestly, and keep the plan visible so changes in your routine do not disappear into memory.
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Review your journey over months
Save repeatable progress photos and notes so you can compare meaningful intervals, not emotional day-to-day mirror checks.
Plan, follow, review
Everything your hair plan needs in one place
Repeatable progress photos
Keep baseline and follow-up photos in one timeline so changes are easier to judge across months, not moods.
Regimen history
Store dose, frequency, missed applications, shedding notes, side effects, and plan changes so every review has context.
AI as a reference, not the product
Use AI-assisted visible-change checks as one input alongside your photos, notes, and treatment history.
Multi-treatment planning
Track minoxidil, finasteride, spironolactone, transplant recovery, PRP, red light therapy, microneedling, and custom routines in the same plan.
Treatment planning
Plan the treatments people actually combine
Finasteride and dutasteride
Keep prescription schedules consistent, document dose changes, and compare long-term results against baseline photos.
Read guideMinoxidil routines
Track once-daily or twice-daily applications, missed doses, shedding windows, and photo checkpoints in one place.
Read guideSpironolactone routines
Keep clinician-prescribed schedules, dose changes, side effect notes, and long review windows connected to your female hair loss plan.
Read guideMicroneedling and scalp stimulation
Log session timing, depth if relevant, scalp response, and how each session fits around topical treatments.
Read guideHair transplant recovery
Plan recovery checkpoints, aftercare reminders, shedding notes, and regrowth photos from week one through the long review window.
Read guidePlan with context
Learn what belongs in your plan
Hair loss guide
Understand pattern hair loss, male and female presentation, common causes, and why a stable tracking plan matters.
How to take progress photos
Learn the repeatable angles, lighting, and intervals that turn scattered selfies into a timeline you can actually compare.
Female pattern hair loss guide
Learn how female hair loss routines can include minoxidil, spironolactone, photo tracking, lab follow-up, and clinician-guided review.
Hair loss treatment library
Compare how different treatments fit into a long-term routine and what to track for each one.
Best hair loss tracker apps
See how treatment-tracking journals and one-off AI scan apps compare, and which type actually shows whether a routine is working.
Read the latest articles
Explore treatment comparisons, photo-tracking advice, and practical planning guides for long-term hair loss care.
Screenshots
See the app in action
Common 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 goes further by turning your routine into a long-term plan with schedules, notes, photos, and review checkpoints.
Why track hair loss instead of relying on memory?
Hair loss treatments usually take months to judge. Consistent photos, treatment logs, missed-dose history, and notes make it easier to see what actually happened and discuss progress with a clinician.
Can I track minoxidil, finasteride, and spironolactone together?
Yes. Track Hair is designed for multi-treatment routines, so topical treatments, oral prescriptions, scalp stimulation, procedures, supplements, and custom routines can live in the same plan without becoming one messy note.
Can Track Hair be used for female pattern hair loss?
Yes. Track Hair can organize female hair loss routines such as minoxidil, spironolactone, supplements recommended for a deficiency, PRP, red light therapy, progress photos, and clinician review notes.
Does Track Hair diagnose hair loss?
No. Track Hair is a planning and tracking tool, not a diagnostic or treatment service. Any AI-assisted review should be treated as informational support alongside photos, notes, and clinician guidance.
What should I photograph when tracking progress?
Most people benefit from repeatable front, temple, crown, part-line, and top-down photos captured in similar lighting at planned intervals. The goal is a useful timeline, not daily self-checking.
Download Track Hair
Start treating your hair growth journey like a plan.
Keep your treatments, progress photos, notes, and review timeline together from the first baseline photo onward.
Download on the App Store
Privacy-first tracking. Informational support only, not medical advice.