Wound Log
Document wound assessments over multiple visits. Photo comparison plus structured records — print for patient files or clinical handover.
📋 Source: Wound assessment documentation standards. Australian Wound Management Association (AWMA) guidelines.
Your doctor or healthcare provider knows your history and circumstances — always follow their personalised advice over general information.
Your doctor or healthcare provider knows your history and circumstances — always follow their personalised advice over general information.
⚠️ Tier 2 — documentation tool. Photo comparison supports clinical assessment but does not diagnose infection, dehiscence, or complications. Any wound of concern requires in-person review. Not medical advice.
100% private. Photos stored only in this browser on this device. Nothing uploaded. Clearing browser data deletes them.
📸 Wound photo journal — ghost overlay comparison
Track wound healing visually. Ghost overlay helps you line up follow-up photos to the same angle. Fade blend and reveal slider let you see change instantly — is redness spreading, is swelling reducing, is the edge closing?
💡 Photo tips: natural daylight · no flash · same distance each time · include a small ruler or 5c coin for scale · fill the frame with the wound · use the ghost overlay to line up angle.
Add new wound
Tap to open camera
Wound timeline
Compare Then vs Now
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💡 Drag the fade slider to blend then→now.
📅 Timeline
The latest two photos are compared above automatically. Tap any two photos below to compare a different pair.
📝 Structured wound assessment form (optional — for detailed clinical documentation)
Patient Information
Add Assessment Entry
🏥 Point patients here for their own recovery tracking: our free Photo Health Tracker → gives patients the same ghost-overlay comparison, on their own device, no accounts. Our free Pain Tracker → lets them log pain levels over time and bring the trend to a follow-up. For a full day-by-day recovery guide (pain, wound checks, DVT risk) after major procedures, also point them to Postopcare.info →