ScoliBase
Free brace wear tracker

Track brace wear. Keep the record clear.

If a brace specialist has given your family a wear-time goal, use this tracker to record daily brace hours, notes, and patterns over time. The tracker does not diagnose scoliosis, prescribe brace hours, or replace your clinician's instructions.

Teen using the ScoliBase brace tracker

Free Scoliosis Brace Tracker

A simple family-friendly tracker for recording brace wear time, notes, and progress against the goal entered by the user.

Why tracking helps. A clear record makes it easier to compare actual wear time with the goal provided by your brace specialist and discuss patterns during follow-up visits.
Available without active treatment status. Families can keep brace-hour records here even if they are not currently in treatment with Scoliosis Care Centers.
ScoliBase Connect

Take your brace tracker with you.

ScoliBase Connect lets guardians and children sign in with their ScoliBase account, track brace wear from iPhone, and keep the family's progress in one place.

Coming soon to the App Store

What the evidence measures

Brace research commonly looks at actual wear time—not just whether a brace was prescribed.

Growth is monitored over time

Scoliosis can change during growth, which is one reason clinicians may monitor brace use and follow-up closely.[1]

Wear time can be measured

The BrAIST trial used objective brace-wear data and reported a dose-response relationship between actual hours worn and treatment success.[2]

Tracking creates a usable record

Families can record wear time, notice patterns, and bring a clearer history into conversations with their treating clinician.

Keep the tracker in its lane

This tracker records information entered by the user. It does not determine whether a brace is needed, what type of brace should be used, or how many hours per day a brace should be worn.

Use the wear-time goal and brace instructions provided by the treating clinician or brace specialist. If the prescribed plan changes, update the tracker so the recorded goal matches the current instructions.

Questions about brace fit, pain, skin concerns, treatment changes, or missed wear time should be discussed with the treating healthcare professional rather than answered by the tracker.

What families should track

Use the wear-time goal provided by your child's brace specialist. ScoliBase does not calculate or recommend a treatment target, and different patients may have different prescribed schedules.

  • Log total hours each day, not just whether the brace was worn.
  • Note comfort, fit, skin issues, and activities that made wear harder.
  • Watch for patterns on weekends, school mornings, sports days, and sleep.
The goal of this page

Make brace-wear patterns easier to see.

Daily visibility

Compare each day with the wear-time goal you entered.

Weekly patterns

See when recorded wear time changes across days or routines.

More useful visits

Bring a clearer record of wear time and notes into clinician conversations.

This tool records information entered by the user. It does not diagnose scoliosis, recommend treatment, determine brace type or fit, or prescribe how long a brace should be worn. Families should follow the instructions of their treating clinician.

Log brace wear

Use the tracker here. Create an account if you want brace-hour history and compliance notes available across visits.

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References

Medical sources used on this page

This page provides general educational context and a user-entered tracking tool. It does not diagnose, prescribe, or replace medical advice. Treatment goals, prescribed hours, brace type, fit, and treatment decisions should come from the treating scoliosis specialist.

  1. [1] Scoliosis Care Centers. Scoliosis Treatment for Children and Adolescents.
  2. [2] Weinstein SL, Dolan LA, Wright JG, Dobbs MB. Effects of bracing in adolescents with idiopathic scoliosis. N Engl J Med. 2013.
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