Loresazare 16% Onacote D + S + Fanelob Serum
- About 2 months left, estimatedOpen
- After the open one, about 7 months left, estimatedBackup
A skincare tracker for your whole drawer
Know every bottle you own.
Which one is open, which is the backup, what’s probably past its best, and what to use up next. Scan it, photograph the label, or type it in.
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Open
Backup
Past its best, 1Rinur Abo, estimated
Use up soon, 2ElirEz and 1 more
Open this next, 1Maretat
Loresazare 16% Onacote D + S + Fanelob Serum
About 2 months left, estimatedOpen
After the open one, about 7 months left, estimatedBackup
Rinur Abo 1025 Somon Toner
Probably past its best. Opened 15 months ago, estimatedOpen
ElirEz Misobomireli Cream
Use up soon. 28 days left, estimatedOpen
Add
Use up soon
Sound familiar?
- The third unopened toner.
- The serum that turned while its backup waited in the drawer.
- The spreadsheet you meant to keep up.
Dewfolio keeps the drawer for you,
one bottle at a time.
Two of the same serum. Two different bottles.
Opened one in May, saving the other for later? Dewfolio keeps them apart: when each was opened, about how long it has left, and which one to finish first.
Loresazare 16% Onacote D + S + Fanelob Serum · 20 ml
Would you buy it again?
Open the app, see what needs you.
Three lines at the top: what’s probably past its best, what to use up soon, and which bottle to open next. Then the rest of your drawer.
Estimated means estimated. When Dewfolio works out how long a bottle has left, it says so. A printed date stays a printed date. Something unknown stays unknown.
A little less left behind. Use up next puts your bottles in the order to finish them, so the serum you opened in spring gets used before the one you opened last week.
From an example shelf. Invented products, illustrative dates.
Rinur Abo 1025 Somon Toner
- Probably past its best. Opened 15 months ago, estimatedOpen
ElirEz Misobomireli Cream
- Use up soon. 28 days left, estimatedOpen
Add a bottle in
about thirty seconds.
Scan the barcode, photograph the label, or type the name. All three work, so the bottle from a shop abroad goes on the shelf too.
Photograph the label. Dewfolio reads it on your phone.
For the bottles a barcode database has never heard of. It fills in the size and offers the brand and name, one tap each. Nothing is uploaded.
1Photograph the label.
2Your phone reads it.
3Check it, then save it to your shelf.
Scan a barcode
Fastest when there’s a barcode. Checks your shelf first.
Type it in
For any bottle. Only the name is needed.
Standing in the shop, wondering.
Scan it before you buy it. If it’s already at home, your phone says so.
You own 2 of these,
1 open.
Point at a barcode
Maretat Bote EssenceYou own 2 of these, 1 open.
Your drawer is
nobody’s business.
No account to make. Nothing uploaded. No ads, no analytics. Your shelf even works in airplane mode.
Works with no signal at all.
The shelf, label reading, time left and exports run on your phone. Only the optional online barcode lookup needs a connection.
One screen says what can reach the internet.
In the first release, that’s an optional barcode lookup you choose to make, and links you tap.
Yours to take with you.
Your shelf as a spreadsheet file, whenever you like. An encrypted backup, protected by your passphrase, for a new phone. And a button that deletes everything.
Things Dewfolio won’t do.
- Make you an account.
- Track you.
- Show you ads.
- Score your face.
- Tell you what to buy.
- Put a cap on your shelf.
- Guilt you with streaks.
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If Dewfolio ever disappears, your shelf doesn’t.
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Your empties, ready to post.
Monthly empties, a pan list, your holy grails: clean cards made from your own shelf, sized for a post or a story. Share a card or copy it as text. You choose which products appear. No photos on the cards.
Would you buy it again?
When you finish a bottle, Dewfolio asks one optional thing. Your answers become the card, and a memory for next time.
Example cards with invented products. You choose which of yours appear.
Free for your
whole shelf.
No cap on products or bottles. Pay once for Pro if you want more. No subscription.
Free
Every bottle you own
- Scan, photograph or type every bottle
- Time left, use up next and the shop check
- Share cards
- Spreadsheet export, encrypted backup, delete everything
- The coming Diary, too
Dewfolio Pro
Coming with Today
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Deeper routine tools and comparisons, for when you want to understand the collection, not just keep it.
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Everything you enter stays free. Pro works things out from it.
A few things
you might ask.
What is Dewfolio?
A skincare tracker for the bottles you own. It keeps each bottle separately (which is open, which is a backup, about how long each has left) and puts them in the order to use them up.
How much does it cost?
The shelf is free, with no cap on products or bottles. Dewfolio Pro is coming with Today, as one purchase in the app. Pay once. No subscription.
Do I need an account?
No. There isn’t one to make. Open the app and add your first bottle.
Where is my shelf kept?
On your phone, in an encrypted database, with its key in the phone’s protected key storage. We never see it. There are no analytics or crash-reporting services.
Does it work offline?
Yes. Your shelf, label reading, time left and exports all work in airplane mode. Only the optional online barcode lookup needs a connection, and you choose when to use it.
How long does it take to add my collection?
About thirty seconds a bottle. Add a shelf at a time over a few evenings if you like. You can load an invented example shelf first to look around, then remove it.
What if my bottle has no barcode?
Photograph the label and Dewfolio reads it on your phone, or type it in. Only the name is needed.
Can I keep two of the same product?
Yes, that’s the point. Two of the same serum are two bottles, each with its own open date and its own time left.
How does it know how long a bottle lasts?
From the date printed on it, from the open-jar symbol, or from a sensible default for the category. Anything worked out is labelled “estimated”.
In what order should I use things up?
Open bottles first, fewest days left at the top. Then backups, as their open bottle ends. Then unstarted bottles, oldest first. Dewfolio keeps that list for you.
What if I change phones?
Make an encrypted backup with a passphrase, then restore it on the new phone. Keep the backup and its passphrase somewhere you can find them.
What if Dewfolio shuts down?
Your shelf lives on your phone and exports as a spreadsheet file whenever you like. If Dewfolio ever disappears, your shelf doesn’t.
Does it tell me what to buy, or analyse my skin?
No. No product recommendations, no affiliate links, no face scores, no diagnosis. Dewfolio keeps track of what you own.
Android and iPhone?
Both. One design, the same features and the same words on both phones.
Does this website track me?
No. No cookies, no analytics, and nothing loaded from anyone else. If you pick light or dark, that choice stays in your browser.
Every bottle.
Yours to keep.
Coming free to Android and iPhone. No account to make; you’ll start with your first bottle.
Coming to the App Store
Coming to the Google Play
Free. No account. Nothing uploaded.