LimeGlow Apps

Photos & Progress

The Photo Journal helps you keep a visual timeline of your aligner journey. You can capture new photos or import existing images, then review them later from the Photos tab.

How to Use the Photo Journal

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Getting Started

AlignerSilk is built around a simple idea: start the timer when your aligners come out, then stop it when they go back in. The app uses those sessions to calculate your daily out-of-mouth time, remaining allowance, streaks, insights, and treatment progress.

Tracking when your Aligners are out

AlignerSilk uses your daily wear goal to calculate how much out-of-mouth time you have available each day. For example, a 22-hour wear goal gives you about 2 hours of total out-of-mouth allowance.

How to Change Your Daily Wear Goal

AlignerSilk builds a treatment timeline from the aligner details you enter during onboarding: your aligner brand, total number of trays, current tray, current tray day, and how many days you plan to wear each tray.

How Treatment Timeline and Tray Reminders Work

Fixing Tracking Issues

If your daily wear time or out-of-mouth time looks incorrect, it usually means a timer session was started late, stopped late, or left running by accident.

My Wear Time Looks Wrong? How Do I Fix it?

AlignerSilk uses notifications for return-to-aligner reminders, overtime alerts, delay actions, and treatment reminders. If notifications are not appearing, check both AlignerSilk settings and iOS settings.

Notifications Aren't Showing Up

Sync, Devices & Integration

AlignerSilk includes Apple Watch support so you can start and stop your out-of-mouth timer from your wrist.

How to Use AlignerSilk on Apple Watch

AlignerSilk has iCloud options to help keep your timer, insights, timeline, photos, and settings available across devices using the same Apple ID.