Glucose Blood Sugar Tracker

При синхронизации данных с глюкометров Accu-Check Instant (оригинальные измерения сделаны в mmol/L) данные выгружаются в единицах mg/dL, и из 4,3 mmol/L я получаю 78 mmol/L. Установка единиц в mg/dL до синхронизации не решает эту проблему

Just leaving this FYI for other users. I recently reset my iPhone due to suspected security issue. I had t thought that like so many other apps, my data would be on a server in the cloud. But it’s not. When I reinstalled the app and logged in all my data was gone!😩. Although I did an iPhone backup one cannot recover a single app from iCloud backup. So 8 months of data lost 😭 right before my 6 month blood review!! Recommended to export your data before resetting the phone (paid version only). Other than this it’s a great app. Perhaps ‘Glucose App’ Will consider storing data in future???

I didn’t realise I was emptying my account it says £3 a month not £38

This app is nowhere near worth paying for, first of all you have to do all the work. Secondly, I could have designed a better spreadsheet in Excel. Thirdly, don’t waste your money - download Mysugr! Fourthly. If I could have left no stars I would have.

Refuse to pay £38 before I can even see what the app does

I logged on to iPad but no data came through despite having months of it on my iPhone. Tried to use app support, takes me to a page saying the domain doesn’t exist. Such a shame.

After updating my iPhone this app no longer works. Help!

Finally an app for blood sugar monitoring that does exactly what you need efficiently and intuitively. Logging data takes seconds and the data reporting is excellent

This is the best monitor on the market keeps excellent results. Easy to use. Transfers data to my Diabetes team

This app was perfect. Easy to use, easy to review data, easy to look at trends, the possibility of paying and getting additional features if required. Great indeed, and nothing wrong with the publishers earning a living by offering better features. Today I had a hypo. A bad one. In the evening once I’d recovered I thought it would be a good idea to look through my data, and to take a look at how it was trending. I find that in a recent update, most of the features I’ve relied on are now locked. Ok, fair enough, I’ll pay the few quid I need to open them up again. I’ve worked for software publishers and shouldn’t expect a lifetime of updates for free. Sadly I discover a requirement for £7 per month subscription, making it very expensive. This isn’t funny. My diabetes isn’t funny. Time to move on for me.