Take a photo
Photograph the display or a handwritten notebook page. You can also upload a saved photo.
A small step. A clearer record.
Your blood glucose readings. A little more organised.
Turn photos of your glucose meter or handwritten blood sugar log into a diary you can review, edit and export. Keep the reading, its unit and meal context together.
An example of your diary
Blood glucose
| Date & time | Reading | Meal context |
|---|---|---|
| 14/0907:30 | 102 mg/dL | Before breakfast |
| 14/0909:30 | 138 mg/dL | After breakfast |
Review the numbers, unit, date and time. Correct anything unclear before you save.
From a reading to a record.
Check the details
Review the numbers, unit, date and time. Correct anything unclear before you save.
Keep your record
Find your readings in a table, follow your chart and export them to Excel or print a report.
Keep the details that belong to the reading.
Review glucose in mg/dL or mmol/L as shown on your meter. We keep the original value and unit alongside a consistent mg/dL value for charts. Add fasting, before-meal or after-meal context when you know it; leave it unspecified when you do not.
Your logs together. One scan balance.
Move between blood pressure, glucose and weight from the bar above your diary. Each has its own readings and chart. Your scan allowance is shared across all three: one credit for a device photo, two for a notebook page.
Open my diaryA little help choosing your device
Everyday choices for your tracking routine. A clear display is all you need to get started with a photo.
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A few things you might wonder.
Can I use my existing glucose meter?
Start with a clear photo of the meter’s display, including its unit. Readings are entered from the photo, and you review them before saving.
Can I scan a handwritten blood sugar log?
Yes. Photograph one clear notebook page with aligned readings. Review each value, unit, date, time and any meal context before saving.
Will repeated checks be kept?
Readings with different values, times or meal context stay separate. Exact matches are flagged, and you can keep one separately when it is another measurement.