Tell Riia how your skin is each day. It remembers everything you say, and works out what calms your skin and what sets it off.
How it works
No forms, no quizzes — just a conversation. Riia asks, listens, and does the rest.
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Hold the mic and say how your skin is today. Riia listens, replies, and remembers.

What you said becomes today's entry in seconds, with what Riia noticed pulled out on top — so logging never feels like a chore.

What keeps showing up on your worst days, and what keeps showing up on your best. Riia only calls something a pattern once it has happened enough times to mean something.

What you get
Pick a week, a month or the last 90 days. Riia reads it back to you in plain words: how your skin did, what changed, and what those changes line up with. No score to chase, just what actually happened.
Also inside
Talking to Riia does the heavy lifting — but there's a toolkit behind it for when you need more.




Who it's for
Riia's made for this — see how it shows up, and what calms your skin.
Want to know if it's actually working.
See what calms it — and what sets it off.
Curious how they show up on your face.
Managing a condition, day to day.
No condition needed — just curious.
…and everyone in between.
Whatever your reason, whatever your skin, Riia is for you.
The honest bit
Riia helps you notice and track. It doesn't diagnose or treat, and it's never a substitute for a clinician. When something needs a professional eye, it says so.
Private by default, and deletable in a tap. No ads, and we don't sell your skin data. Ever.
Questions
Not at all. Whether you're managing eczema, acne or rosacea, or you're just curious about your skin, Riia adapts to what you're tracking.
A read starts building after a few check-ins, and patterns tend to emerge within a couple of weeks. The more you log, the sharper it gets.
Private by default. Your photos and logs are yours — delete any of it, or your whole account, at any time. We never sell your skin data.
No. Riia is a tracking and information tool, not a medical device — it doesn't diagnose or treat, and it's never a substitute for a clinician.
Coming soon to the App Store, iPhone first. This page flips to a live download link the moment it's approved.