TrayTime

I love this app, so easy to use and helps me track my Aligner wear time precisely. I take my phone to the bathroom when brushing teeth to get maximum wear timé recorded. Thanks to the developers

First day using, finding it helpful so far. I agree with the suggestions of the other reviewer where you can see a plan for the rest of the day (eg on track to wear for x hours). I’d also really like an alert system, eg if you’ve had them out for 20 mins (time could be custom set)

A really great way to track how long you’ve had your aligners in and out but some little things could be improved especially when you’ve paid for it, like being able to edit times on the same day instead of only being able to do it for past days. And it could have a section where it tells you if you wore your aligners for the rest of the day you’d have x amount of time with them on. Just a few suggestions but it is a helpful app to have still.

Easier than tray minder for tracking time

Needs a target date goal plus cumulative hours

Probably useful if you remember to click in and out of it every time you remove or insert your trays - for the rest of us mere mortals - useless! Deleting after 2 days.

Thanks for creating this intuitive and beautiful app and watch complication. (I am not quite geeky enough to track in an excel sheet). A useful feature that could be added in the near future would be some sort of alarm to remind you to put the trays back in.

I downloaded the Invisalign tracking app when I got my Invisalign trays. It was really, really bad. It did not allow you to edit an entry. Then I found this one! Sooooo much better. Great tracker app! Highly recommended.

This app avoids some of the UX pitfalls of other aligner apps, but creates some new ones. It’s easier to edit time in / out, if you forget to start/stop the timer in the app, but you have to enter the upper and lower aligner number separately, which seems unnecessary since they are almost always the same (I have yet to hear of a use case where someone has to wear different upper and lower aligner numbers simultaneously). There’s also no way to see how many days you’ve been wearing a specific aligner set / number. Suggested features: - Indications of how many more days you need to wear your aligners if you’re not meeting your 22/hour a day requirement for 7-day wear. E.g. “Based on your 20/hour a day wear time, it’s recommended that you wear this aligner set for 10 days.”) - Gamification - Streaks or, ideally, indications of your wear duration / performance relative to other anonymized users. I struggle with the discipline of near-constant wear (shout out to my fellow snackers and coffee sippers), and some inspiration would help.

You have to pay to use the features