Skin360AI helps a practice create a structured baseline for one lesion, invite a comparable patient photograph when due and return that follow-up to the same clinical record. The treating clinician retains clinical authority.
The product is the connection between a doctor-set baseline, a comparable home recheck and the practice that owns the next clinical decision.
The practice records the lesion, body location, photograph and intended follow-up context.
A private invitation guides the patient back to the intended lesion for a comparable photograph.
The follow-up returns to the connected record. Examination, referral, biopsy and treatment decisions remain clinical.
Patient photographs often arrive without a reliable body location, baseline, capture context or practice ownership. Skin360AI is designed to preserve those connections without turning software into the clinical decision-maker.
Skin360AI supports lesion documentation and recall administration. It does not replace an in-person whole-skin examination, dermoscopy or clinical judgement.
Guidance helps the patient return to the intended body location and produce a more useful follow-up photograph.
Baseline, follow-up, consent, provenance and practice context stay attached to the same lesion timeline.
The practice decides whether to continue follow-up, arrange examination, refer or take another clinically appropriate step.
The workflow records which practice owns follow-up and keeps referral, biopsy and treatment decisions outside the automated layer.
Skin360AI does not claim diagnosis, cancer exclusion or proven automated change detection. Performance claims will be published only when supported by appropriate evidence.
Consent, image provenance, timestamps and recorded clinical actions are kept together to support quality review and governance.
Built by Dr Rupinder Singh Walia, an AHPRA-registered Australian GP with skin-cancer medicine and dermatology training, around practical general-practice follow-up.
Evidence before claims. The connected follow-up workflow is in early rollout. We are measuring capture quality, successful same-lesion return, clinician usability and safe handoff before publishing performance claims.
Set the baseline and follow-up context during care, then receive the patient’s later photograph on the same lesion timeline.
Discuss a practice pilot →Use structured invitations and reminders while preserving practice ownership and clear escalation to an in-person appointment.
Discuss workflow fit →Standardise consent, image provenance, body location and handoff without claiming autonomous diagnosis or replacing clinicians.
Discuss governance needs →Where clinically appropriate, preserve the baseline and follow-up context for GP or specialist review rather than forwarding an isolated image.
Discuss referral workflow →Tell us how your practice currently records a lesion, recalls the patient and handles a follow-up photograph. We’ll assess whether a governed pilot fits.
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