JawBuddy

JawBuddy is a clinically oriented digital health app designed to help people reduce jaw pain related to bruxism, TMJ (jaw joint) discomfort, and associated jaw and neck tension. The app provides short exercise routines and a structured self-training program built around a user’s symptoms - starting with a quick 2-minute assessment that maps pain location, severity, and time of day, then generating a plan that adapts as the user responds. JawBuddy is positioned as evidence-based and draws on medical input, emphasizing exercises designed by jaw experts.

To support correct technique and progress, JawBuddy includes camera-guided jaw tracking and an AR-based mouth-opening tool for personal progress observation. The experience is described as quick sessions (e.g., 2 minutes a day) with daily video-guided exercises and weekly check-ins that allow users and professionals to see symptom and mobility changes over time. JawBuddy also states it is intended to complement professional care rather than replace diagnosis or treatment, and it is described as an MDR Class I medical device in the EU.