A calm, private companion for the eighteen months after a hair transplant. It knows what day you're on, what's normal today, and keeps a record of everything your clinic promised.
Free to start. Works offline. Your photos stay on your phone.
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Surgery day
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Surgery day
What's normal now
Numbness, tightness or aching in both areas
Spots of blood or pinkish fluid on the dressing or pillow
Feeling tired after a long day
Sources: NHS, AAD, IJPS, JCAS
Not yet reviewed by a doctor — verify with your clinic.
Can I…?
Wear a hatCareful
Smoke or vapeNot yet
Go to the gymNot yet
Tonight
Sleep with your head raised22:30
Day-0 photosDone
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Months
Built for what clinics won't build.
Recovery calendars come free with most clinics. GraftKeeper is the part that's on your side: a record you own, reassurance for the hard months, and photos that actually show the change.
A record that's yours
Log what you were promised, keep the contract, the receipts and the aftercare sheet, and import your WhatsApp chat with the clinic. Every file is hashed and timestamped by an independent authority, so you can show it hasn't changed.
Month two looks worse than before surgery for many people. GraftKeeper shows what's expected on your exact day, what to watch for, and where each fact comes from, so a 4am worry has an answer.
Fever, pus, a bad smell, or redness and warmth that spread.
Painful or spreading bumps.
Sources: NHS, AAD, IJPS, JCAS
Not yet reviewed by a doctor — verify with your clinic.
Photos that line up, month after month
The camera locks your head angle within four degrees of your first photo and takes the shot when you're steady. For the crown, it talks you through it. Quality checks flag blur, glare and wet hair before you save.
No. GraftKeeper is a recovery organizer and educational tool, not a medical device and not medical advice. It never diagnoses, scores or predicts results, and every red-flag check sends you to your clinic or a local doctor.
Where are my photos stored?
On your phone, in GraftKeeper's own protected storage. They are not added to your photo library or iCloud. They leave the device only if you share them with your clinic, post them to the community, or turn on the end-to-end encrypted backup.
Do I need an account?
No. Everything works signed out, including buying Pro. You only sign in, with Apple or Google, for clinic sharing, the community and cloud backup.
My clinic already gave me an aftercare sheet. Why would I need this?
Scan your clinic's QR code or photograph the sheet and GraftKeeper turns it into reminders you confirm step by step. What a clinic app can't give you is a record you own, independent reassurance for months 3 to 8, and photos taken the same way every time.
Who writes the medical content?
Each item is written from published, cited sources such as the ISHRS, the NHS and the American Academy of Dermatology, and every item goes to a licensed hair surgeon for review. Review is still under way: until an item has been reviewed, it says so: “Not yet reviewed by a doctor — verify with your clinic.”
I'm already months into recovery. Is it too late?
Not at all. Tell GraftKeeper your surgery date and it starts on the day you're on, with a short summary of what's behind you. You can import older photos; their dates come from the files.
Can my clinic see my data?
Only what you choose to share, item by item, and only after you agree. You can revoke a share at any time. Clinics can't write anything into your record; they reply to you on WhatsApp.
Which languages does GraftKeeper speak?
Sixteen: English, German, Turkish, Arabic, French, Dutch, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Finnish, Japanese, Korean and Traditional Chinese.
Start on the day you're on.
Before surgery, on day 3 or in month 7: GraftKeeper picks up wherever you are.