DiabetesConnect

I searched around and read reviews and came upon this app. It’s easy to quickly log your sugars and you can add lots of other metrics (BP, weight, basal and correction insulin + more). Nice graphs, and I love that you can print or share the data. There are three ways to look at the data too. And it’s free. Just go for it.

I’ve been using the app for a few years now. My glucose is better than ever..BUT I bought a new phone and I cannot remember my password. Ife sent 2 requests for help. No response. Very disappointed.

Unable to become premium member. No button to click. Many features are premium so not great.

I like the app; however, I wish there was more choices in duration of exercise, an option for using a decimal in calories(2.5, etc) and a way to log food eaten instead of just number of carbs and having to write food in note section.

I am both an insulin requiring diabetic & a primary care doc. This is the best app I have used, & the one I recommend to my patients. If there was one thing I could add- I would love to be able to track my blood ketone levels as a data field instead of as a free text.

This is a good app for anyone who needs to Watch Their diabetes.

Great app. Let’s me capture the essentials for monitoring my health.

So the app itself is nice in many ways. Inputting data manually is easy and the timeline is easy to read. The estimated a1c is great The bad part is that the app does not sync to apple health. Which is a drag. I have stuff auto sync there between apps and having to put it in manually is a real draw back. Not sure I will use this unless they get with the times and allow you to import data

I can’t imagine how I would keep trade of time frames with out it

I have used this app since I was first diagnosed with type 1 diabetes almost 4 years ago. What I think is best is that I can continually look back and see my history that helps with diagnostic decisions as to how I had responded to different situations in the past.