AI Skin Scanner - SkinGuru
doubtful ratingPeople grab a skin scan for a quick answer about a mole or rash, and it gave some a direction or saved a dermatologist visit. But it returns different results for the same photo and essentially routes requests through ChatGPT with no model of its own. The most dangerous part is false diagnoses: it failed to recognize real cancer, yet flagged a harmless child rash as cancer at a high percentage, and doctors openly advise not to trust the scanner.
The 4.0 store and 2.42 text averages diverge, and the worry is that the five stars are short and gushing while the detailed reviews describe dangerous errors: different diagnoses for one spot, a 92% cancer call on a child. Empty five stars against such stories look suspicious.
What users love
- Quick answer about a mole or rash
- A direction to dig in
- A feeling of saving on a dermatologist visit
What users hate
- Different diagnoses for the same photo
- Dangerously false cancer results
- No model of its own
- Pay to scan without real accuracy
- Subscription for almost everything
Who it is for
People who want a first rough guess about a skin spot, but only as a reason to see a doctor, not as a diagnosis
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