Invitae

Invitae

From genetics, health.

11 ratings
6 reviews

Archived App (Last seen on 21 Jan 2025)

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 14, 2022
  • March 1, 2024

Features

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About

This app facilitates genetic testing by allowing users to activate their kits, track sample status, and access their results. It provides step-by-step instructions and user stories to inform and guide individuals on their genetic health journey.

Kit activation
Sample status tracking
Access to PDF results
Step-by-step instructions
User stories
Personalized dashboard
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What's New in Invitae

1.1.5

March 1, 2024

- technical updates

User reviews

Terrible and very glitchy

Wasting a lot of time trying to exit and restart it to finish activation. It keeps crashing and kicking me out.

Works great!

The app was intuitive to use and the directions were easy to follow. The barcode scanning was a nice feature, too!

Good luck accessing your results

I completed genetics testing and counseling through a university medical center. Invitee sent me multiple emails that I could access my results. When I sign into the website, a message appears stating I have to test on file, or to call to confirm my identity. When I call, I’m on the line for 20 minutes with scratchy music before a message tells me to leave my info and they’ll call back. They never do. If you have a choice, and want to have a personal copy of your results, use another company.
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Nice App

App works well and looks nice! It was easy to scan my test kit and get updates.

4/5 stars because the app did not provide complete instructions for providing the sample. They are in the box. Instructions on the app only lasted for the first few steps. It’s not complicated, but a complete walkthrough on the app would make the process quicker.
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Is anybody else’s app working?

Luckily their website works, but the app is just stuck on the Home Screen and won’t even let me log In. Please fix this

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FAQ

What is Invitae?

Invitae is a medical application designed to streamline the genetic testing process. It allows users to activate their testing kits, monitor the progress of their samples, and access their personalized genetic results.

How do I use Invitae to activate my kit?

After ordering a test from invitae.com, you can log into your account within the Invitae app using your existing credentials. The app provides step-by-step instructions to guide you through the sample collection and activation process.

Can I track the status of my genetic sample with Invitae?

Yes, the Invitae app features a personalized dashboard and action cards that allow you to stay updated on the real-time status of your genetic sample throughout the testing process.

Where can I find my genetic test results?

Your genetic test results will be available for access and sharing directly within the Invitae app in a PDF format. This makes it easy to view and distribute your findings.

Does Invitae have ads?

No, Invitae does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use, focusing solely on providing a seamless experience for managing your genetic testing journey.

What devices does Invitae support?

Invitae is currently supported on iPhones and iPods. The app is designed to be accessible on these iOS devices for users to manage their genetic health information.

How often is Invitae updated?

The latest version of Invitae is 1.1.5, which was last updated on March 1, 2024. Updates aim to improve functionality and user experience for managing genetic testing.

What is the user sentiment for Invitae?

Invitae has a rating of 2.5 stars from 11 ratings. This indicates a mixed user reception, suggesting areas for potential improvement in user experience or functionality.