Check your skin for the risk of COVID-19 and other Viral Skin Rashes

Opu Viral Skin Scanner provides the user with an analysis in under 60 seconds, telling you if our AI was able to see anything that looks like a COVID-19 or viral rash. If the AI thinks the rash is of COVID-19 or viral origin it will give you a score of low, medium, or high.  

Here are some samples of various known COVID-19 and viral skin conditions.

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This tool is intended for educational purposes and does not replace a doctor or any other medical tests for viruses. 

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BASED ON RESEARCH

We take our mission to help people understand and manage their health by just taking a few pictures of your skin. Our app will rate the likelihood of a viral infection that displays any cutaneous (skin) symptoms. It might look like a rash but we can tell you if it is possibly something more serious. Get connected with to learn more about your health today.

Our AI learns as it is taught by our team of medical imaging experts

Our app is now available on the web and Android. It will also soon be on iOS. Try it today. It’s free to use for your own personal diagnosis. 

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Opu Blog

Check out our blog post “The Skin, Your Health and Viruses” by Dr. Anna Karp.