We are excited to share a list of highly rated diabetes apps that help build bridges between people living with diabetes and technology. These apps have excellent functionality and user interface drive, according to an extensive review by the technology experts at ADCES. Feel free to share these apps with our diabetes community and when you have a minute, take them for a test drive yourself. Each app offers something unique and helpful for different individuals. See what you think! CalorieKing — includes curated food database with nutrition information, including many fast-food chains and restaurants. Figwee — visualization tool to teach portion sizes with nutrition information. With a paid upgrade, it helps track what you eat and allows custom food entry and records progress. Track what you eat and your activities to see your progress and achieve your goals. Glucagon — gives text and video instructions for using glucagon injections, tracks glucagon kit locations and expiration dates, and gives reminder notifications. MyFitnes s Pal — user friendly and engaging app that supports behavior change.
Top charts. New releases. Add to Wishlist. Designed for both smart phones and tablets, this application will help you manage your diabetes better and keep it under control. Whether you are Type 1 or Type 2, have Gestational Diabetes or just want to help and monitor a family member, this is the logbook app for you. The application tracks almost all aspects of the diabetes treatment and provides you and with detailed reports, charts and statistics. You can send the reports to your supervising physician via email. Diabetes:M also gives you various tools, so you can find the trends in blood glucose levels and allows you to get an insight about normal and prolonged insulin boluses using its highly effective, top-notch Bolus Advisor. It also has a vast nutrition database, to help you keep track of your food intake and nutrition information, as well as exercise time. Never forget another check with our simple but powerful reminders system. Diabetes:M can analyze the values from the imported data from various glucometers and insulin pumps via the exported files from their respective diabetes management software systems. Supports Wear OS smart watches.
Logging foods is the real challenge in diabetes tracking, as you measure blood glucose only a few times a day, but you need to enter many more foods each day. This is the perfect program to control your blood sugar and lose weight you need. Also, you can assign a label to each blood glucose reading, specifying, for example, whether this was a fasting, before meal, or 2-hour after meal reading. View details. MyFitnessPal has a database of 11 million foods! MyNetDiary has many types of insulin pre-loaded for you – you just need to select them from the list. For every glucose entry, add notes about medications, mood, exercise, and meals you can even add a photo of your meal for a quick record, and then track your trends over the course of the day and long term. This app also has features for tracking blood pressure, weight, and A1C. You can create custom trackers for recording and charting your values. The control freak label comes as a result of over-controlling tendencies.