Step 1
Scan
Take a clear photo of a mole or skin lesion on your phone or computer.
Private, on-device skin lesion screening
DermaVision by NextPath Labs analyzes lesion images locally in your browser — with privacy-first screening support, not a medical diagnosis.

98%
Melanoma survival when caught early
1 in 5
People develop skin cancer in their lifetime
3/day
Free completed scans for registered users
How it works
From photo to risk guidance in four steps — built for careful screening, not emergency triage.
Step 1
Take a clear photo of a mole or skin lesion on your phone or computer.
Step 2
Local AI models run in your browser. Images are not uploaded for server-side inference.
Step 3
See risk guidance and next steps. Screening support only — not a diagnosis.
Step 4
Keep optional local image history on this device to track changes over time.
Why DermaVision
Your lesion image stays on your device during AI screening.
Educational articles explain asymmetry, border, color, diameter, and evolution.
Registered users can complete up to three scans per local day at no charge.

Learn
Read educational articles without an account.
FAQ
No. DermaVision provides local AI screening guidance only. It does not replace a dermatologist, clinician, or emergency care.
Lesion images are analyzed locally in your browser and are not uploaded for AI screening. Optional Local Image History stays in this browser only.
Public guides are free to read. Real scans require a verified account, screening consent, and a supported browser.
Screening is free up to three completed scans per local day for registered users. Donations are optional.
Create a free account to start local AI screening. Three completed scans per local day, with optional donation support for NextPath Labs.
DermaVision is not a medical device and does not provide diagnosis or treatment. If you have severe pain, rapid bleeding, signs of infection, or feel seriously unwell, seek urgent medical care.