My Invisalign

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Last verified 30 Aug 2026

4.8 63290 ratings · App Store

1. 1/5Very bad functionality

   I’m sorry to say this, but the app is a piece of garbage. The problems are too many, and developers have no incentive to fix or re-design them, judging from the same pre-canned response being given to everyone who reports same issues again and again here on the App Store. Here are some of the obvious issues: not working at all when internet is not available; the photos functionality is not working; scheduling changes (like when need to extend wear time for a given aligner) is a pain; the wear logs are hard to change; login/authentication issues; no way to combine multiple accounts (e.g. one was created for my set of aligners, and another for my treatment plan with the detailed step by step changes shown - I don’t even know why my doctors did it that way, but now there’s no way to combine them, and no easy way to re-login); etc. Like I said, too many issues. TrayMinder is so much better: I’m glad someone recommended it in their review, so I tried it and it’s so much easier to use. I understand Invisalign is not in the business of making the apps, but come on, with all the money it costs for a treatment, you could at least budget some decent money for hiring good app designers/developers and just let them work through the issues people have been reporting for years now!

   cher-kash · 30 Aug 2026

2. 1/5Worthless App, Horrible Company

   The app is pretty much worthless as it doesn’t give you any insight to your Invisalign plan (what’s included, what’s extra, etc.). For anyone considering Invisalign, be warned that although the concept is great, Invisalign’s execution leaves a lot to be desired. On average, every 5th aligner is so poorly made that you spend a lot of time with a dremmel tool whittling it down to avoid damaging your gums. They also have defects like bubbles where the mold had debris when it was vacuum formed. These humps make your tongue sore as your mouth perceives them as something that shouldn’t be on your teeth. Invisalign also overcorrects your teeth negatively affecting your bite, so you constantly have to discuss “refinement” trays with your orthodontist which may not be in your plan. Overall, I sincerely regret EVER going with Invisalign as my teeth were better before this nightmare. ————————————————————————————————————- UPDATE: The company’s response to my review is trying to indicate that my issue is with my orthodontist. My orthodontist is excellent. My issue is with Invisalign’s inferior manufacturing and modeling. They rely on cheap labor in Costa Rica to “model” your treatment plan. They then have the aligners manufactured in Juarez, Mexico where people who could obviously care less about their job “hand finish” the aligners. If you could see the rough edges you get from this company’s product, you’ll run the other way before choosing Invisalign. This company is corporate greed at its finest. Oh, and their “comprehensive plan” doesn’t even include retainers…those are like another $1000.

   TemplarKnight_2015 · 30 Aug 2026

3. 1/5Not usable

   The app is a good idea but poorly executed in many respects. Main issues with the iOS app are: 1) “blank white screen of death”, where the app tends to display a blank white screen and stop responding. Forceably closing the app and restarting starts normally, but within a 3 seconds goes back to the white screen; 2) the app constantly requires a login with face-id or a passcode — please let me stay logged in, as there have been instances recently where the login server has been unavailable and thus the app is unavailable; 3) the “aligner time out” timer function has an alarm that doesn’t persist when it hits the alarm state, so it is easy to miss; 4) the “aligner time out” function needs to allow adjusting the current time out value — it’s common to forget to stop the timer, or to use the timer all together for a particular time out session, and manually correcting the current time out (while the timer is stopped, of course) would be a giant improvement; 4) pressing the time out time display does something unexpected — namely let you adjust “yesterday” time in amount. Since the timer out value is what’s tracked, it would make more sense to let the user set the total time out value (and have the app calculate the reciprocal time in value) rather than have the user manually perform the error-prone hour/minute subtraction; also, it would be nice to choose the date for which a modification is being done, rather than only “yesterday”. In summary, the app provides quite a bit of useful information, but for daily tracking use it is far short of usable.

   drpetzl · 30 Aug 2026

4. 4/5Great except for the timer.

   I’ve had my Invisalign for a while now but only just found out yesterday there was an app to go with my treatment. I absolutely love the app EXCEPT for the timer. Like others, I initially thought you start it when you have your aligners out of your mouth. When I realized it’s the other way around, I wasn’t exactly thrilled. I don’t want to have the timer running in the background for 20-22 hours a day, needlessly draining my battery. It makes more sense to me - and apparently many other users - to only use the timer to track how long the aligners are OUT of your mouth. It’s easier to see that your aligners have been out of your mouth an hour and a half a day than to see that your aligners have been in your mouth 10 hours for the day and you have X hours left in the day and you might have to take them out 1-2 more times today, but you don’t know exactly how long you can do that for and still get your 20-22 hour goal. I’ll use the timer as designed for now just to see how it affects my battery life, but if it’s too much of a drain I’m just going to use it to track the time my aligners are out. 🤷🏻‍♀️

   JennInCinci · 30 Aug 2026

5. 4/5Counter clock

   I wish the counter clock really would work. Just to count the long time in and the few minutes out and track my time. Also I wish it would time the trays inside the bobble wash, I always worry on under doing the time and afraid of over doing it, don’t want to wash them. Also would like to have a way to take a pic of my teeth inside of my mouth. Then I can see the teeth are moving. I would like to have a comparison on the pictures to see how many shades my teeth had turned after brushing my teeth so many times more per day. My other wish add on the app a section Called “ News of my mouth” ( lol) like a diary where I can write all the notable changes I had seen since I started to wear my trays. ( less headaches, losing weight, less night snoring etc). I really think that your app can improve. Also if I could take a profile pic. Can you measure how my jaw it’s moving and I m losing my double chin? Would be nice if I can have that in my app log. And pictures. Last, I would love to have the information send to my dentist, so she can read my progress when she’s eating her lunch or just checking the pictures of my daily teeth report, so she can be on the loop. She would be trill if she can check her patients without me a having to make an appointment with her. Lastly if the app can take a pic of my trays and later on review them and see that They are no damage, that is would be fantastic! Wow the ways you could improve this App. Thank you!

   A1Skyler · 30 Aug 2026

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