See whether your hair is actually changing.
Baldwin lines up repeat photos with your treatment history, so you can compare months instead of scrolling through your camera roll.
Keep the photos and the dates together.
Hair changes slowly. Baldwin keeps each photo beside the routine and check-in that came with it.
Comparable photos
Return to the same hairline and crown views under similar lighting.
Review over time
Put earlier and later photos side by side and use AI-assisted analysis when you want it.
Treatment timeline
Keep treatment history and consistency attached to the same timeline as your photos.
Fast check-ins
Log shedding, side effects, and adherence in seconds without overthinking every day.
Know what changed, and when.
Each photo stays linked to your routine and check-ins. You can see what changed and what you were doing at the time.
Start your baseline ↗Three steps, repeated.
Take a baseline, return to the same views, and compare them when enough time has passed.
Capture a real baseline
Start with repeatable crown and hairline photos and your current treatment routine.
Stay consistent
Keep treatment, shedding, side effects, and adherence visible through quick check-ins.
Read trends, not noise
Return to the same views and review gradual change with the surrounding treatment context.
Before you download.
What Baldwin tracks and what it does not do.
How can I track hair loss more accurately?
Use repeatable photos of the same areas under similar conditions, keep a record of your treatments, and compare progress over time instead of relying on memory or random selfies.
Can Baldwin track hair regrowth as well as hair loss?
Yes. Baldwin is built to track both hair loss and regrowth using standardized crown and hairline photos, treatment logs, and AI-assisted review.
What can I log in Baldwin?
You can log treatments, consistency, shedding, and side effects alongside your photo history so progress stays connected to what you are actually doing.
Is Baldwin a medical diagnosis tool?
No. Baldwin is a tracking and habit tool. It is not a substitute for medical care or diagnosis.
Start with a baseline.
Build a record you can actually compare over time.