mySugr - Diabetes Tracker Log

mySugr - Diabetes Tracker Log

mySugr GmbH
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4.5
Medical
5,000,000+ Downloads

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What this one does

Diabetes logbook for daily tracking

mySugr - Diabetes Tracker Log is a medical app for people managing Type 1, Type 2, or gestational diabetes. It brings common therapy notes into one mobile logbook, including blood glucose readings, insulin, medication, meals, carbohydrate intake, activity, weight, and other health information. The layout is intended for regular use, so you can record entries as your day changes instead of keeping separate notes for each part of your routine.

See patterns in your readings

The app presents blood sugar data in graphs and gives you daily, weekly, and monthly views. These summaries can help you review changes over time and prepare information for a conversation with your healthcare professional. A Diabetes Management Indicator is also included as a quick reference for your logged data. Some information may be added through connected devices or services, including compatible blood glucose meters, continuous glucose monitoring data, activity, blood pressure, and Google Fit.

Tools for therapy records

  • Record meals, carbohydrates, medication, insulin, and glucose readings.
  • Use reminders to support regular blood glucose checks, where available.
  • Save or share reports for personal review or discussion with a doctor.
  • Connect supported Accu-Chek, ReliOn Platinum, and RocheDiabetes Care services.
  • Access additional options such as meal photos, basal-rate records, and an insulin calculator through eligible PRO access and supported regions.

App details

Developed by mySugr GmbH, mySugr is listed in the Medical category and has reached 5,000,000+ installs. Its rating is approximately 4.55 out of 5 from more than 130,000 reviews. It suits users who want one place to keep diabetes-related records and review their data, while device connections and advanced tools depend on compatibility, location, and access level.