Finasteride, minoxidil, microneedling, supplements, whatever you're on, at any cadence. HairAgain folds them into one daily list, grouped by morning and night. Check them off in seconds.
Hair loss treatment is often judged over 6 to 12 months. HairAgain shows the share of your regimen you actually logged this month: a 12-week consistency heatmap and the plain facts. Miss a day and it just keeps going.
Open the camera and HairAgain lays a faint guide over the frame. Line yourself up with last month, matching the same angle and crop, then tap once. Nothing but your hair changes.
The same photo, months apart, aligned with a ghost overlay so nothing but your hair changes. Drag to compare.
Track the hair loss treatment you're on, stay consistent with gentle reminders, and line up your monthly photos so real change is visible over time. Your own aligned photos are the proof.
Log today's regimen, line up each monthly photo, and compare month five against month zero. The photos in these screens are AI-generated examples.
Same spot, same light, same distance, every time. HairAgain guides each angle with a framing grid and ghosts your previous photo over the camera, so month-to-month sets line up, the only honest way to see whether your hair is changing.
Not necessarily. For topical minoxidil, the American Academy of Dermatology says a temporary increase in hair loss can happen in the first two to eight weeks. For other treatments, or if it worries you, talk to your clinician. This isn't medical advice.
Yes, HairAgain is a hair growth tracker and progress-photo app. It tracks the treatments you're on and lines up your monthly photos so you can see real change over time.
Hair moves slowly. For minoxidil, the American Academy of Dermatology says it usually takes about 6 to 12 months to see regrowth, which is why HairAgain is built around a monthly set instead of a daily selfie. Your first real comparison is your baseline against month one. This isn't medical advice. Ask your clinician what to expect from your regimen.
Yes. Finasteride and minoxidil, oral or topical, plus dutasteride, spironolactone, ketoconazole shampoo, a dermaroller, an LLLT laser cap, biotin, or anything you add yourself. Set the days and times each one is due, then check it off in seconds.
Yes. Import an older photo, tell HairAgain when it was taken, and it becomes your before. Your first comparison is ready straight away instead of a year from now.
Yes. The camera angles and the regimen list work the same either way, and the treatment list includes ones commonly prescribed for women, spironolactone among them. You choose which angles you track, so you can follow a part line or thinning at the temples rather than a crown.
No. It lines your photos up and shows them side by side with their dates and the regimen behind them, so the comparison is yours to read. Any rating stored in the app is one you or your clinician entered.
Out now on iOS and Android. Track your regimen, stay consistent, and let your own aligned photos show the proof.
