DermaProtect

People who pick at their skin compulsively, a condition known as dermatillomania, are the ones DermaProtect is built around.

DermaProtect is an AI skincare assistant that watches for face touching and picking and gives real-time alerts so you can stop the habit as it starts.

Detection uses image recognition, and you can adjust the sensitivity settings to suit how often you want to be interrupted.

That matters, because an alert that fires constantly gets ignored, while one tuned to your habits is more likely to be useful.

The software runs locally, so the images it analyzes stay on your own device.

For a tool pointed at something as personal as a skin-picking habit, that is a sensible design choice and probably the first thing many users will want to know.

DermaProtect sits closer to habit coaching than to dermatology advice.

It supports self-care routines and healthier skin habits, and it is geared toward reducing picking rather than diagnosing or treating skin conditions.

If you are managing dermatillomania, treat it as a companion to your other support, not a replacement for it.