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Know if your hair treatment is working.

Hairbook keeps the whole treatment in one place: every dose, progress photos that line up from one session to the next, check-ins and lab results. So when someone asks how the last six months went, you have the answer.

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The problem

Treatment takes months. Memory doesn't.

Hair changes too slowly to see in the mirror, and the tools people use to follow it were never built for the job: a camera roll, a notes app and a pill box.

80Mpeople in the United States with hereditary hair loss
5angles in every Hairbook photo session, matched to the last one
1 tapto turn months of records into a report for your doctor
0ads, trackers selling your data, or photos shared without you

US figure: an estimated 50 million men and 30 million women. Source: MedlinePlus, U.S. National Library of Medicine.

i.

Photos that never match

A different angle and different light every time, so no two pictures can honestly be compared.

ii.

Doses you can't remember

Did you take last night's? A daily routine that runs for years needs more than memory.

iii.

Nothing to show the doctor

Three months between appointments, and the whole story comes down to "I think it's a bit better".

The product

One app for the whole treatment.

You and your doctor choose the regimen. Hairbook makes sure you can follow it, and see what it is doing.

Never wonder if you took it

Add your own treatments and times. Tick each dose, get a reminder that stops once you have, and keep a streak that forgives one slip a week.

Hairbook Today screen listing this morning's doses

Months of slow change, made visible

Slide between any two sessions, angle by angle. The comparison you could never make from a camera roll.

Hairbook Compare screen with a before and after slider

Check-ins and lab results

A short check-in on how things are going, and your blood work kept alongside it, so nothing lives in a drawer.

Adherence at a glance

Thirteen weeks of showing up, in one picture. Also on your Home Screen as a widget.

A streak that understands real life

One missed day a week is forgiven, and a dose ticked after midnight can still count for the day it belongs to.

Something to show your doctor

Check-ins, lab results and a one-tap report with your regimen, adherence and photos.

Private by design

Your photos and records sit in your own account, behind Face ID if you want. Only you can open them.

A moment for you

Finish your doses, take a quick selfie. A record of showing up, for the days progress feels far away.

Works without a signal

Opens instantly, and doses ticked offline sync on their own when you are back online.

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Progress photos

Every photo lines up with the last one.

A progress photo is only useful if it can be compared. Hairbook turns the camera into a guide, so the photo you take today matches the one from three months ago.

  1. Your last photo becomes the guide

    When you open the camera, an outline of your previous photo from that angle sits over the live view. Move until your head fills the outline, then take the shot. Same angle, same distance, every time.

  2. Five angles, one guided session

    Hairbook walks you through each angle in turn, so no session is missing the view you need later.

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  3. Outline, see-through photo, or nothing

    Choose the guide that suits you: a clean outline, your last photo as a faint overlay, or a plain camera.

  4. Compare any two sessions

    Because the photos match, the comparison is honest. Drag a slider across before and after, set them side by side, or blend one into the other.

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  5. On your schedule

    Pick how often you take photos, from weekly to every six months. Hairbook reminds you when the next session is due.

How it works

Two minutes a day. One clear answer.

Add your regimen

Enter the treatments you already take, with your own doses and times. Tablets, topicals and supplements.

Tick, and take your photos

Tick doses as you go. On the schedule you choose, take a guided photo session that matches the last one.

See it, and share it

Compare any two sessions side by side and bring a complete record to your next appointment.

Roadmap

The product is built. Next is launch.

Where Hairbook stands today, and what comes next.

Backend

Built

Accounts, sync and private photo storage are live, with separate production and staging environments.

  • Sign in with Apple
  • Row-level security on every table
  • Private photo storage
  • Push notification tokens

iOS app

Ready to submit

The full app is built, feature-complete and in TestFlight, covered by an automated UI test suite. It is ready to submit to App Store Connect.

  • 15 TestFlight builds
  • Subscriptions
  • Widgets
  • Offline support
  • Face ID lock
  • Light and dark

App Store launch

In progress

Submitting to App Store Connect, App Review, the store listing, and opening the Founding 100: the first hundred customers get lifetime access, free.

Marketing and growth

Next

Building in public, founder-led content, and turning the Founding 100 into the feedback loop that shapes the next release.

Community

Later

Hair loss is easier with company. We want to build a place where people on treatment can share their progress, follow each other's journeys and have someone who listens, so nobody goes through it alone and we win it together. Sharing will always be your choice.

  • Share progress
  • Follow each other's journeys
  • Someone to listen
  • Private unless you choose

Photo analysis

Research

Estimating change between sessions directly from your photos. A first proof of concept is done; the next step is training on labelled data.

Company

Built by its first user.

Hairbook is made by Hairbook Labs, a one-founder company building tools that make long treatments easier to follow.

"I looked for an app I would trust with photos of my own scalp. I didn't find one, so I built it."

Hairbook Labs was started by an iOS engineer who began treatment in 2026 and found the hard part was everything around it: matching photos, remembering doses, and having something real to show a doctor.

It is designed and engineered end to end by one founder working with Claude as an engineering partner, from the first screen to the test suite. That is how a one-person company builds a product this complete, this fast.

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Muhammad HammadFounder and engineer, Hairbook Labs
  • CompanyHairbook Labs
  • ProductHairbook: Hair Loss Tracker
  • StagePre-launch, in TestFlight
  • PlatformNative iOS, SwiftUI
  • ModelSubscription, no ads
  • Launch offerFounding 100: lifetime, free
  • Built withClaude
  • Contacthammad@hairbook.me
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Hairbook is a tracker. It does not diagnose, treat or recommend treatment. Talk to your doctor about your treatment.