Track
Keep treatment details, products, dates, providers, photos, and personal notes together.
Why AestheTracker
You’re tracking treatments in your Notes app, your calendar, or a spreadsheet. Treatment photos are scattered throughout your camera roll. Product information, directions for use, treatment spacing, and personal observations live in different places—or nowhere at all.
AestheTracker puts all your aesthetic treatment history in one organized, privacy-first place.

A personal record that works the way you do
Track your treatments however you choose—from simple dates and products to treatment areas, techniques, plans, personal inventory, progress photos, mapping, and personal outcomes.
Your record grows with you and shows the progress you’ve made, so you can decide what—or when—to treat next.
One continuous history
Five connected ways to make the details you already care about easier to find and revisit.
Keep treatment details, products, dates, providers, photos, and personal notes together.
Organize future sessions, series, reminders, and the timing milestones that matter to you.
Know which products and supplies you own, what was used, and what may need attention.
Revisit what happened, how you felt about the result, and the progress you chose to document.
See descriptive patterns in your own history and keep ideas to discuss with a qualified professional.
Privacy first by design
AestheTracker does not require an AestheTracker account, sell your records, use them for advertising, or connect to Apple Health. Records stay on your device and can synchronize through your private iCloud database when enabled.
Read our Privacy PolicyDisclaimer
AestheTracker is a personal aesthetic recordkeeping tool, not a health or medical app. Your entries are personal notes created by you; adding a practitioner or clinic does not connect the app to that provider or create a provider-authored medical record. AestheTracker does not connect to HealthKit, import medical records, monitor symptoms or safety, or provide diagnosis, treatment recommendations, dosing instructions, or emergency guidance.