About Folicle
Folicle helps people keep a clear record of hair loss treatment. A guided photo session walks through five scalp zones and uses your previous photo as an angle reference, so lighting and distance stay consistent for comparison. Treatment notes cover items such as minoxidil and finasteride, missed days, scalp symptoms and daily check-ins, and the timeline keeps these beside the photos they belong to.
Dated photo pairs can be reviewed over time, AI analyses give photo reviews and a Hair Score, and a coach called Foli answers questions in chat. With Pro you can prepare a PDF progress report for an appointment. The app states that it documents progress and does not diagnose hair loss or prescribe treatment, and that storage is account-scoped with export and deletion options.
The Android app is free to start, and an iOS waitlist is open. The Free plan covers five-zone capture, tracking, the last 30 days of history, 2 AI photo analyses and 15 coach messages. Pro costs 9.99 euros a month or 69.99 a year after a 7-day free trial and adds the full timeline, 90 and 180-day trends, PDF reports, 5 AI analyses and 100 coach messages a month.
Key features
- Guided five-zone scalp photo sessions
- Previous photo shown as an angle reference
- Treatment and daily check-in logs
- Timeline of photo pairs and notes
- AI photo analysis with Hair Score
- Foli AI coach chat
- PDF progress reports on Pro
Good fit for
- Tracking progress on a hair loss treatment
- Preparing a photo record for a dermatologist visit
Folicle: questions and answers
- What is Folicle used for?
- Folicle is a hair growth tracker for Android with guided scalp photo sessions, treatment and symptom logs, AI photo analysis and PDF progress reports; iOS is on a waitlist. It is a good fit for tracking progress on a hair loss treatment and preparing a photo record for a dermatologist visit.
- Is Folicle free?
- Yes. Folicle has a free plan, and paid plans start at β¬9.99 per month. A free trial is also available.
- Is Folicle open source?
- No. Folicle is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the AI Tools category, open-source options include OpenClaw, Open WebUI and ComfyUI.
- What are some alternatives to Folicle?
- Other SaaS products in the AI Tools category include Attractiveness AI, CleanLabel and HairMax.
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