Live on the App Store

Your actual UV dose. Not a forecast.

SunSmart tells you when UV will be dangerous. UVDose tells you whether you're actually in it, fusing your Apple Watch's passive daylight sensor with ARPANSA's live UV index into a personal, on-device dose ledger. Real-time nudges to apply and reapply sunscreen. A record your doctor can actually use.

2 in 3 Australians diagnosed with skin cancer by age 70, almost entirely preventable
13 ARPANSA live UV monitoring stations feeding the dose engine, minute by minute
0 Health data records ever leave your device: no cloud, no account, no exceptions
UVDose on iPhone showing the Today screen with live UV, dose ring, and sun protection times, next to UVDose on Apple Watch showing the dose ring and a reapply reminder.

The problem

Australians underestimate UV because they use heat and sunshine as a proxy.

Skin damage happens in as little as 15 minutes of January sun, even on a cool, cloudy day. The best-in-class app is forecast-based; it has no idea whether you're at your desk or on the beach.

2 in 3 Australians will be diagnosed with skin cancer by age 70
15 min Time for skin damage to occur in January sun, even on a cool or cloudy day
$1.7B+ Annual cost of skin cancer to the Australian health system

Why UVDose

A fast follower on the loop. A first mover on everything that matters in Australia.

Watch-daylight × UV fusion now exists in a few overseas apps. None of them have ARPANSA ground-truth data, clinical SED framing, a doctor-facing summary, a skin cancer clinic channel, or Australian positioning.

ARPANSA ground truth

Real UV, not satellite estimates

Live readings from 13 Australian monitoring stations, updated every minute, with WHO UV Index colours and Open-Meteo fallback for everywhere else.

Mole Monitor

Watch moles, not just sun

Guided macro photos every 3 or 6 months, with side-by-side comparison. Runs year-round, so the app stays useful through winter too.

Zero-backend privacy

Your history lives on your phone

No cloud sync, no account, nothing to breach. Sharing is a single user-initiated email, never a server upload.

Founding clinic partner

Backed by a practising skin cancer clinic.

Beach Road Surgery & Skin Clinic, Batemans Bay NSW, is UVDose's founding clinic partner: an award-winning GP practice with skin cancer checks and MoleMax HD imaging. The clinic recommends UVDose to patients and shares it into skin cancer doctor groups: a distribution channel no competitor has.

Get started

UVDose is live on the App Store.

Download it now, or register your clinic's interest in the founding partner program. Requires an Apple Watch (SE 2nd gen, Series 6+, or Ultra) and iPhone.