Hello, everyone. As the newest member, I have some questions to ask you...

[Eleven]

I am recording blood glucose values manually now, and it is very troublesome to keep these records; do you have any apps for recording blood glucose, I need your recommendation.

 

[goodybags]

I found a free simple app called Blood Glucose Tracker works for me, you can record obviously your BS, and also wight & BP if you wanted to

 

[Eleven]

I found a free simple app called Blood Glucose Tracker works for me, you can record obviously your BS, and also wight & BP if you wanted to

Thank you very much for your recommendation, I have downloaded and installed it.
It can record many types of data, but now I only need to record blood sugar, and I will record other content in the notes.
How long have you been using this app, and can the recorded data be exported for free?

 

[littlevoice359]

This little app looks like what you need?

I use diabetes:M myself but that’s a yearly subscription so not what you’re looking for.

Best of luck with whatever app you choose

Glucose Recorder

 

[grovesy]

I use the free version of mySugr, and have done for a number of years. You can log weight, blood pressure, medication, meal times, exercise, as well blood glucose.

 

[everydayupsanddowns]

Another vote for mySugr.

Extremely capable and can track all manner of things, but you can also “switch lots off” to have a much simpler data-entry experience if that’s all you need 🙂

 

[goodybags]

Thank you very much for your recommendation, I have downloaded and installed it.
It can record many types of data, but now I only need to record blood sugar, and I will record other content in the notes.
How long have you been using this app, and can the recorded data be exported for free?

I’ve been using it about 3 yrs but I don’t think it exports, to me it just looks like a simple easy to use recording app, I’m not so good on technology so it seemed simple for me,

 

[ColinUK]

Another vote for MySugr here.
I use the free version.
Data exports are available and comprehensive.
MySugr

 

[Nige13]

I use a free app came with my samsung mobile - called Samsung Health you can put all kinds of stuff on it including daily foods / meals , body weight, blood pressure and BS also gives you breathing exercises 🙂

 

[helli]

I use Excel for most things in life - tracking blood sugars, planning holidays, choosing a new phone, ...
I find it great to make comparisons, draw graphs, analyse data, etc.

 

[Nige13]

I use Excel for most things in life - tracking blood sugars, planning holidays, choosing a new phone, ...
I find it great to make comparisons, draw graphs, analyse data, etc.

Sod that ........ have enough of those at work

 

[rayray119]

i like my suger too.

 

[grovesy]

I personally find the Samsung Health App not as easy to use as mySugr.

 

[Gwynn]

As many of you know, I have written my own App. And I find it fun !! ( sad individual). It does everything I need in the way that I need it to

 

[Wannie]

I use the free version of MySugr too

 

[42istheanswer]

I use the Samsung Health app to record food and calculate the carbs, but blood sugar recordings (and the calculated carbs) go into mySugr, and I find it easy to compare with that

 

[notmez]

Another vote for MySugr

Paid version export -
pdf report, neat graphs and layout.
excel, raw data (with colour and formatting)
CSV. Raw data - same as excel but without the colours

Free version export:. CSV.
CSV - raw data
CSV is great as you can easily convert it to excel if you want formatting. And if you are happy using Excel, sheets open office etc - you can get some great graphs manually with a bit of starting effort.