Braces Progress Photos - Soroe

Orthodontic treatment is a long journey before you see results. Looking in the mirror every day, it's easy to wonder: "Are my teeth actually moving?"

Soroe turns that doubt into confidence. It's a progress-tracking app for orthodontic treatment that keeps your photos and meals on a single timeline. Works with both braces and aligners.

■ Shoot with your previous photo overlaid
Your last photo appears as a translucent overlay, so every shot has the same framing and distance. Guide outlines help with your first shot, for both the front view and the profile. Adjust the overlay strength or turn it off, and use the 3-second timer or volume-button shutter.

■ Compare before and now with a slider
Swipe between two photos with your finger. Export comparison images with the date and day count baked in — ready to share.

■ Timelapse
Turn your photo series into a short video and watch your teeth move. Months of treatment become a few seconds of film.

■ Three meals a day
Log breakfast, lunch, and dinner with a photo, a note, and a 1-5 rating for how easy it was to eat. Sort by "easiest first" and you can find something you managed before, on the days when chewing hurts.

■ Moments worth keeping
Wire adjustments, gear you bought, the bracket that came off. A photo and a note now says more than memory will later.

■ Scrub through your progress
Slide the ruler and the day count moves under your finger, bringing up that day's photo and moments. The whole journey, one swipe away.

■ Home Screen widgets
Your day count and a before-vs-latest comparison, right on your Home Screen. The change is there without opening the app.

■ Privacy first
Your photos and data are stored only on your device and in your own iCloud. There are no developer servers — photos are never sent anywhere. No account needed.

Note: This app is not a medical device. It is intended for recording and organizing progress photos only, and does not provide diagnosis, treatment, or medical advice. Always consult your orthodontist or dentist for treatment decisions.