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Skinive
✓ verifiedFreemium
CE-marked AI skin scanner app for early detection of common skin conditions, used by both consumers at home and dermatology clinicians.
129K visits/mo3.9K saves
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AI Minecraft
✓ verifiedFree
Browser tool running the Oasis AI model to generate a playable Minecraft-style world from input.
19K visits/mo
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Upheal
✓ verifiedFreemium
AI-native EHR for therapists that generates progress notes and treatment plans while handling scheduling, telehealth, and billing.
335K visits/mo4.6K saves
Pricing
No public pricing
No public pricing
Individual: $1/session, capped at $69/month
Free trial available
Core features
- ✦AI-based real-time camera guidance for capturing skin photos
- ✦Detection across 55+ skin conditions including acne, eczema, fungal infections, and cancer risk flags
- ✦3D full-body mole mapping for tracking changes over time
- ✦Separate clinician app with a dermatological atlas
- ✦Dermatology AI API for third-party healthcare and beauty apps
- ✦Directory to find a local dermatologist
- ✦Oasis AI real-time world generation
- ✦Playable in-browser Minecraft-style gameplay
- ✦Free to play
- ✦Simple create-and-play flow
- ✦Bundled free Flux AI image generator
- ✦AI-generated therapy notes in SOAP, DAP, BIRP, and other formats
- ✦AI treatment plan generation with 'Golden Thread' tracking
- ✦Automatic compliance/audit checking on notes
- ✦Session capture via audio, text, or upload
- ✦Built-in HIPAA-compliant telehealth video
- ✦Online scheduling with automated intake forms and reminders
- ✦Client billing with insurance and payment processing
Use cases
- →Getting an at-home pre-diagnosis before deciding to see a dermatologist
- →Clinicians improving diagnostic speed and accuracy in practice
- →Developers embedding skin analysis AI into their own health apps
- →Tracking mole changes over time with 3D mapping
- →Experimenting with AI-generated game worlds
- →Casual Minecraft-style play
- →Exploring generative game tech
- →Solo therapists wanting to cut documentation time after sessions
- →Group practices standardizing notes across multiple clinicians
- →Virtual mental health providers needing telehealth plus billing in one platform
- →Practices seeking automatic compliance checks on clinical documentation
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