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Hyperhidrosis

Walk into your dermatology visit with months of answers, not a guess.

  • iPhone
  • Android
  • Apple Watch
  • Android Watch

Excessive sweating — palmar, plantar, axillary, craniofacial, or everywhere at once — is real, and proving severity is what unlocks treatment. Track it the way clinicians assess it, with the HDSS scale built in, treatment courses from antiperspirants to Botox, and improvement over time.

Highlights

  • Body zones from scalp to soles, sweat intensity, and periodic check-ins with the HDSS — the standard severity scale
  • Treatment courses — antiperspirants, iontophoresis, Botox, medication — with improvement-since-treatment tracking
  • Triggers (heat, stress, food, exercise, and more) and optional local temperature/humidity capture
  • Trend severity, HDSS, and zone patterns — PDF/CSV reports for dermatology; private, on your device

Screens

  • iPhone showing the Hyperhidrosis app home screen on a dark helperly.org panel.

    Months of answers, not a guess — the record that gets you taken seriously.

  • iPhone showing the sweating episode entry form with body zones on a dark helperly.org panel.

    Track it like clinicians assess it — body zones, intensity, and the HDSS built in.

  • iPhone showing treatment course tracking with improvement rating on a dark helperly.org panel.

    Is the treatment working? Courses from antiperspirants to Botox, with improvement tracking.

  • iPhone showing Insights charts of severity, HDSS, and zone patterns on a dark helperly.org panel.

    Data your dermatologist can act on — trends plus a PDF report on demand.

Hyperhidrosis — excessive sweating, whether palmar (hands), plantar (feet), axillary (underarms), craniofacial, or everywhere at once — comes with a double burden: the embarrassment, and the disbelief. Proving severity is what unlocks treatment, and treatment itself is trial and error. This app builds the severity record and tracks the response.

Log episodes the way clinicians assess them: body zones from scalp to soles, sweat intensity, and periodic HDSS check-ins. Track treatment courses — antiperspirants, iontophoresis, Botox, medication — with quick re-entry and improvement-since-treatment ratings, plus triggers and optional local temperature and humidity capture. Over months, the trends answer the questions that matter: how bad, how often, and whether the current treatment is earning its keep — with PDF and CSV exports for the dermatology visit. An Apple Watch or Wear OS companion app is included for quick one-tap entries from your wrist.

This app is a personal tracking journal — not a medical device, and not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

Features

  • Track it like clinicians assess it

    Body zones ordered the way you'd point at them, sweat intensity, and a periodic HDSS check-in — the standard hyperhidrosis severity scale, built into ordinary logging.

  • Is the treatment working?

    Log treatment courses from antiperspirants and iontophoresis to Botox and medication, with quick re-entry of past treatments — and track improvement since treatment once one is on the record.

  • Data your dermatologist can act on

    Insights trend severity, HDSS, zone patterns, and triggers over time; PDF reports and CSV export make the visit concrete instead of anecdotal.

Your privacy

Your health data stays on your device by default — local-first, with no account required to begin. helperly.org never sells your data. The app helps you log and understand patterns; it does not provide a diagnosis or medical advice. The free version is ad-supported through Google AdMob, which applies its own ad tracking; upgrade to remove ads.

What's new

  • Pre-launch

    Preparing for App Store and Google Play release. Join the waitlist to hear the moment it's live.

Available in 14 languages

  • English
  • Español
  • Français
  • Deutsch
  • Italiano
  • Português
  • Català
  • Русский
  • العربية
  • हिन्दी
  • 简体中文
  • 繁體中文
  • 日本語
  • 한국어

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