Your skin, scored
One selfie. A score, your spot count and what changed this week.



This is one pimple.
Closer than any mirror can show it.
Zoom out, and there are dozens.
Every bump is a different kind of breakout.
Pull back, and it’s someone’s face.
Spots like these are hard to judge in a mirror.
Acnera scans it in seconds.
One selfie. It counted 43 spots across four zones.
Then it checks what you put on it.
Every product is scored against your skin and flagged if it clashes with your routine.
Before it goes on your face, Acnera checks CeraVe, Cetaphil, Neutrogena, The Ordinary, Paula’s Choice, Differin, drugstore finds, that serum TikTok swore by and literally anything with an ingredient list for what suits your skin and what clashes with your routine.
Brand names and logos belong to their owners. Acnera isn’t affiliated with or endorsed by them.
The skin scan and the product scanner are just the start.
One selfie. A score, your spot count and what changed this week.


Point at any bottle. Get a score, what’s inside, and whether it suits your skin.




A monthly skin board with before and afters and a forecast.


Tap the bed, the bottle or the journal to log sleep, water, stress and more.


Your shelf holds every product you use, sorted by step.


Swipe through your AM and PM routine. Acnera checks every product against the others.
CeraVe Foaming CleanserCleanser · AM✓
The Ordinary Niacinamide 10% + Zinc 1%Serum · wait 1 min✓
Supergoop! Unseen Sunscreen SPF 40SPF · last step✓16 short guides on actives, breakouts and triggers.


Tofu has read your scans, routine and trackers, so the answer is about your skin, not skin in general.


Acnera is an acne and skin tracker app for iPhone. It uses AI face scans to give you a skin score and acne severity, scans skincare product ingredients for fit and conflicts, and tracks habits like water, sleep, stress, and your cycle so you can see what is actually triggering your breakouts.
Acnera is free to download on the App Store. Acnera Pro unlocks the full experience and is available as a weekly, monthly, or annual subscription, and the annual plan includes a free trial. You can cancel anytime in your iPhone Settings under Apple ID, then Subscriptions.
Take a photo of your face in the app. Acnera estimates your acne severity and skin score, highlights visible features like clogged pores, redness, uneven texture, and dark spots, and breaks the results down by zone: forehead, left and right cheek, nose, chin, and jawline.
Scan a product and Acnera reads its ingredient list, gives you a verdict on how well it fits your skin, and explains what it works best for and when it is not ideal. It also flags overlaps with products already in your routine, such as stacking several strong actives. Treat it as guidance, not a guarantee.
You can log water intake, sleep, stress, energy, and your menstrual cycle, plus check off your AM and PM skincare routine. Acnera builds streaks to keep you consistent and compares these habits against your skin score over time, so you can spot which triggers matter most for you.
No. Acnera is a tracking and education tool, not medical advice, and it does not diagnose conditions. Many people use their before and after photos and trend data to have a more productive visit with a dermatologist. If your acne is severe, painful, or scarring, see a professional.
Your photos and skin data are used only to power your own analysis and are never sold. You can delete individual photos and logs at any time, and deleting your account permanently removes all of your data, including face images.
Acnera runs on iPhone with iOS 17.6 or later. Download it free from the App Store, answer a few questions about your skin, and you will have a personalized goal and your first skin scan in about two minutes.
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