Hyperhidrosis

A daily diary for hyperhidrosis — excessive sweating, also described as polyhidrosis or sudorrhea — whether it's palmar (hands), plantar (feet), axillary (underarms), craniofacial, or everywhere at once. Track episodes the way clinicians assess them: • Body zones from scalp to soles, ordered the way you'd point at them • Sweat intensity plus a periodic check-in with the HDSS (the standard hyperhidrosis severity scale) • Improvement since treatment, once you have a treatment logged • Triggers (heat, stress, food, exercise and more) and optional local temperature/humidity capture • Treatment courses — antiperspirants, iontophoresis, Botox, medication — with quick re-entry of past treatments • Medication doses and notes Insights charts trend severity, HDSS, zone patterns and triggers over time; PDF reports and CSV export make dermatology visits concrete. Log from your wrist: an Apple Watch…