Undermyfork: Diabetes App

I've tried many different apps and none of them were very simple to use or charged exorbitant amounts of money. This is my new favorite app. It does everything perfectly. It'd be nice if it had a daily count of carbs and insulin used or send that information to apple health for tracking. It'd be nice to know but I can recommend this app enough.

This app is a life changer!! This is the EASIEST app to use! No more cumbersome logging of data. Everything is so quick and easy. All of the results and analysis are right there in simple to read, color coded indicators to show your success, orLack of it. It is so easy that, unlike every other app I have used over the past 7 years, I have not quit logging because it just takes too much time. In fact, as I look at the daily/weekly analysis, I find myself deciding to log more often, which ensures I have a better picture of habits resulting in a better tool to manage my diabetes. In the short time I’ve used this app, I no longer wonder if I took that last shot and righter watch my sugars rise from skipping or watching them plummet when I accidentally double take a shot. This app has been a critical tool to know exactly when I take insulin and to change my life from living from high crisis to low crisis … to having my sugars inside the target range most of the week. Using meal time analytics inside this tool i have gone from 32 units of insulin the times a day with meals … to 3 mealtime insulin shots this week. Did I mention I lost 5 lbs this week? For the first time in 10 years, I am living with diabetes instead of unable to get out of bed due to so many diabetic crisis!! I was regularly 350-450 blood sugars. Now I maintain a range of 135-165. All this success drives me to do even better day after day instead of … frankly … just haven given up. So LETS TALK ABOUT THIS WONDERFUL APP: This app allows you to take a quick picture when you sit down to eat and enter a few quick tags and/or description of the meal. Save it. Eat before it gets cold. Not convenient to log? Use ur camera and take a picture anyway. Later, when u log it an insert the photo into the app, it must pull the time stamp from the camera and load the meal time for you. No longer guess on meal times or what u ate! Glorious and I generous!! Quickly add insulin doses. Only disadvantage is you cannot load the type of insulin. So I always take the same dose of long term insulin and ensure that I never take that exact same dosage of short term. I even load my weekly shot, Mounjaro, which is a completely diff dose. That way, I can always tell at a glance what I take and when. Sync your CGM, I use Dexcom G6, to the app and it magically loads each and every reading into the same app. So what is the end result? Quickly and effortlessly load every shot, meal, glucose readi

I got this because they said it connects to libre cgm. It allows the selection but doesn’t appear to connect or read any data?

How do I figure out the number of carbs. How do I not lantus injections vs humolog injections. How do I create a complete picture for me and my medical team to be able to follow

Hi, My son is type-1 and we’re beginning to experiment with undermyfork. I can’t figure out how to have a useful history (both meals AND glucose history for on Dexcom longer than 30 days.) This app would be particularly useful to us for meals we eat infrequently which we may have last eaten months ago.

I was looking for a way to simplify my recording of meals and my bodies response to insulin dosage. This app does that. Tech support is very receptive to improvements. I like the most recent version. My only wish would be to see the screen from a landscape mode to see more blood sugar history. That would give me some insight into basal insulin analysis too. Thank you.

I really like this app; however, when I am entering the time, carbs, and other info I can only see some of the numbers (I tried to put the time at 12:33 and I saw 9,10,11, but then I saw a blank spot and then 1 so I just guessed highlighted the white spot in between (same with minutes) and got it pretty close, but this seems like kind of a bad problem if you can’t see what you are entering. I also wanted to set this up with my Dexcom G6 but there aren’t any instructions on how to do so, so I’m just entering the number from G6 app. I do really love the food photo feature, because sometimes I really have a hard time remembering what I ate and it takes away the pain of writing it down.

I was recently diagnosed T1D and I’ve been struggling to keep track of what I’m eating (I’m 21 and a nanny so my life is very hectic). This has really helped me as I can just snap a photo and mark down the carbs and everything later. I just really wish I could make note of correction injections and make notes when I am just recording my bg and not just when I’m recording a meal. But otherwise this app is amazing!

Love using this with Dexcom data integrated to look back and make dosing decisions for similar meals. Great app!

I’m a big fan so far of this app. It does exactly what’s advertised without being overly complicated and runs very smoothly. A few suggestions that I think could improve it further: currently, it tells you how much time you were “in range” after a meal, but if you start a meal out of range, it counts that as out of range time. I think adding the option of using “change in blood sugar” would be another good metric to look at to help think about what foods work or not. It could either be a difference between the start and finish BGs or calculate an area under the curve from start to finish. Also, being able to change the end time from 2 hours to different times such as 3 or 4 hours as well would give a better picture for lower carb and high protein meals. Thank you so much for creating this!