Support
Hadabloom is a skin diary: you note how your skin feels, mark where it shows on a face map, and add a line of text if you want one. Nothing is analysed, nothing is recommended.
Contact — contact@adamtardy.com. One person reads it. Expect a reply within a few days.
How do I log a day?
Open the app and tap one of the ten bars on the Today card. That writes the day down. There is no save button anywhere in the app — everything is kept as you change it.
How do I mark a specific area?
Tap the day to open it, then tap an area on the head. Turn the head with the arrows underneath, or swipe across it. Each area you mark gets its own 1–10 scale. Tap it again on the face to remove it.
Can I fill in a day I missed?
Yes. On the diary screen, the strip of bars shows the last thirty days. Tap an empty one to write that day.
How do I turn the daily reminder on?
Settings → Daily reminder. Pick a time. It skips any day you have already written, so it will not nag you about a diary you already kept. If the switch turns itself back off, iOS has refused the permission — allow notifications for Hadabloom in the iOS Settings app.
I signed in without an account. Will I lose my diary?
Entries made without an account live only on that device. Settings → Save your diary lets you attach an Apple or Google account, and the entries you already wrote come with you.
How do I delete my account and my data?
Settings → Delete account. It erases the account and every entry immediately. There is no recovery afterwards, and nothing is retained on our side.
What languages does the app speak?
English, French, Spanish, Japanese and Korean. Settings → Language, or it follows the device.
Does it work offline?
Yes for writing. Entries sync when the device is back online.
Which iPhones?
iOS 13 and later. Built for iPhone; it runs on iPad but is not designed for it.