With social biohacking, you can build meaningful connections with people suffering from the same skin conditions as yourself.
You’ll be able to join together to test how effective treatments and products actually are, as well as help others by sharing the discoveries you’ve made from your own unique skin health journey.
Start by using Remmy to track the progress of your skin condition over time. This will help establish a baseline in which our algorithm can calculate the helpfulness of your treatments.
Join a biohacking treatment by following the instructions, joining the discussion, and by marking in Remmy every time you administer the treatment. We’ll then be able to calculate an average effectiveness score from everyone’s participation for this treatment.
Help others find relief and healing by sharing the biohacking experiments and treatments that have worked for you. Then discuss, chat, and collaborate to figure out how to maximize the effectiveness of your treatments.
Remmy helps people track their skin conditions over time so you can better understand what helps your skin and what makes it worse.
This is powered by our proprietary algorithm that not only tracks your condition, but also measures the effectiveness of the various treatments and products you’re currently using.
Get access to already proven therapies for psoriasis, eczema, acne, and many other skin conditions.
Remmy helps people find the most effective treatments, remedies, and products, so you’re not wasting time and money on the ones that don’t work.
Struggling with skin health can be overwhelming and
isolating, whether you're dealing with scarring, wrinkles, or eczema. With Remmy, you don’t have to do it alone.
We believe that listening and trusting your body is the first step in reclaiming your skin health, and it’s our goal to give people the tools in which to do so.
Just because you haven’t found a treatment for your skin condition yet, doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist. By working together, we can more quickly discover effective treatments for ourselves.