Glucose is an iPhone application that aids diabetics in monitoring and recording glucose measurements.
Glucose is meant to be a convenient and simple tool for helping diabetics record blood glucose measurements and insulin usage. It's built on the principle of doing one thing and doing it well, and should have everything needed for day to day use. If you find that a frequently needed feature is missing, please let me know.
NOTE: Insulin is marketed under various brand names around the world. Instead of trying to keep track of the various brands for different regions, Glucose simply uses the scientific name for each insulin type. For example, if you're using Novo Nordisk's Novolog branded Insulin Aspart, you'll choose Aspart in the insulin types list. If you're not sure of the proper name for the insulin you use look on the packaging or contact your doctor or pharmacist.
Features
- Log glucose readings and Insulin dosage
- Support for mg/dL and mmol/L
- Export to Google Docs Spreadsheets
- Customizable Categories and Insulin types
- Color-coded display of high/low readings
To Do
- Import records
- Predictive entry
- Statistics and plotting
- Synchronize with a personal server
License
Glucose is Copyright 2008 by Brandon Fosdick.
Download
Starting with version 0.3, Glucose is only available through the App Store. I'll send future Beta releases directly to participants.
Installation
Use the App Store
History
Version 0.4 - Released November 3, 2008
- Support for mmol/L (Settings screen)
- Tap anywhere on glucose threshold rows to edit (Settings screen)
- Display note-only records on the main log view
- Configuring default insulin types for new records should be more intuitive now
- Fixed a few minor display bugs
- Google Data client library version 1.5
Version 0.3 - Released October 24, 2008
- First version submitted to the App Store
- Bug fixes and cleanups
Version 0.2 - Released October 12, 2008
- Export to Google Spreadsheets
- Purge old records
- Color glucose measurements according to high/low thresholds
Version 0.1 - Released September 01, 2008
- First beta release to Ars Technica's Macintoshian Achaia forum
- Usable, but lots of rough edges