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The product

Know where your hair actually stands.

One area in fifteen seconds, or your whole head in five photos. You get real measurements — your pattern, your donor supply, and whether the two add up — then a line that shows what is actually changing, month after month. No score to chase, no best-case renders. We measure. Doctors decide.

The scans

One area, or the whole head

A zone scan is a single close-up — one area, about fifteen seconds, repeated as often as you like. The 3D scan is five guided photographs: front, both temples, the top and the back. The two you can't see are voice-guided, so you need no mirror and no second person.

  • On-device face blurring before anything is uploaded
  • Scale taken from your own facial geometry, or from a coin held against the scalp
  • Free retake whenever a frame is too weak to measure

The 3D head

Every number has a place

Your photos become a model of your head carrying the same zones a surgeon works with — frontal, mid-scalp, vertex, temporal, parietal and occipital. Tap a zone to see what was measured there.

  • Eight anatomical zones
  • Rotate, tap, compare
  • Shared by a 30-day link, faces blurred

The report

Four answers, no score

Pattern, donor, requirement and what to expect. Every figure shows how it was produced — measured, classified, or estimated — and estimates always appear as ranges.

  • Norwood stage with a confidence level
  • Donor supply as a range, never a single number
  • Graft requirement per zone at a natural density
  • One clear next step, and when it's simply to wait

The Journey

Through the whole recovery

If you've booked a transplant, hairtrack stays with you: a pre-op countdown, day-by-day expectations, your care plan, check-ins that say plainly when to call your clinic, and growth tracked against real population ranges for 12–18 months. The band is a reference, never a forecast for you.

  • Care plan built from your clinic's protocol
  • Check-ins that flag what needs a doctor
  • Milestones that mark the protocol, never a promised result

Five things it does

One scan feeds all of them. Each page below says what that tool measures, how the number is arrived at, and what it will not tell you.

Hairline trackerWatch the hairline, not the mirror.OPEN →Transplant trackerThrough the whole recovery, not just the sale.OPEN →Graft estimatorSupply, demand, and whether the two add up.OPEN →Alopecia trackerComing soonA patch, in millimetres.OPEN →3D head modelComing soonThe whole scalp, in one object.OPEN →

Screens

Zone tracking — every measurement, over timeScan — one area, or the whole headReport — stage, donor, requirementJourney — day by day through recovery

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