Diabetes Logs: Glucose Diary

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Your glucose readings and daily routines, together in one simple journal. Diabetes Logs helps you record blood sugar readings, meals, medication, activity and notes. Keep your health records on your device, review your entries over time and bring a PDF summary to your next appointment. A JOURNAL FOR EVERY DAY - Enter glucose readings manually in mg/dL or mmol/L. - Record meals, carbohydrate amounts, medication and activity. - Add notes to remember the context behind an entry. - Search your history and filter by log type. SEE YOUR RECORDED PATTERNS Explore glucose charts across weekly, monthly, three-month and yearly views. Review averages, highs, lows and the proportion of logged readings within your chosen target range. These summaries are based on the readings you enter. MAKE ROOM FOR YOUR ROUTINE Set optional reminders for the moments that suit you. Choose your glucose units, personalize your target range and select a light, dark or system theme. 120 GLOBAL MEAL IDEAS Browse original recipes with estimated carbohydrates and calories. Search by cuisine, ingredient or meal, filter by meal type and save favorites for another day. REPORTS YOU CAN SHARE Export a PDF report to keep a readable summary of your logged readings or share it with your healthcare professional through the system share sheet. HEALTH RECORDS STAY LOCAL No account is required. Core logging works offline, and your health records are stored locally rather than uploaded to a developer server. Reports leave the app when you choose to export or share them. The app contains ads. Advertising services may process device and usage information according to your privacy choices and applicable requirements. Your health records are not sent to the advertising service or used to target ads. HEALTH INFORMATION Diabetes Logs is a personal record-keeping app, not a medical device. It does not measure blood glucose, diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any medical condition, calculate medication doses, or replace professional medical advice. Consult a qualified healthcare professional for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment and when setting your glucose targets. Recipe nutrition values are estimates.