Glucose BloodBlood glucose journal
Log glucose readings with dates, time-of-day context, tags, and notes. Review your personal history whenever you need it.
Personal health tracking for iPhone
Made for iPhone
Understand your numbers. One day at a time.
Log blood glucose, blood pressure, weight, insulin, and medications in one simple place. Explore trends, organize your history, and stay on top of your routine.
Made for iPhone
Visualize trends
Blood glucose log
Apple Health import
Everything in one place
Small check-ins. A clearer picture.
Capture your measurements and see how they change over time, without juggling multiple logs.
More health measurements
Keep weight, blood pressure, insulin, and medication records alongside your glucose log.
Reminders
Set up local notifications for your routine. Reminder delivery and some advanced features depend on Premium access.
Trends and summaries
Review measurements by date, identify patterns, and explore personal statistics from your recorded data.
Estimated HbA1c
See an estimate calculated from logged glucose readings. It is informational and is not a laboratory test.
Apple Health import
With your permission, import supported glucose, weight, and blood-pressure data from Apple Health. Import requires Premium access.
Inside Glucose Blood
A closer look at the app.
Explore the simple, focused experience built for tracking your health.
Designed for insight
Patterns matter more when you can see them.
Your personal log helps organize readings into useful summaries. You can also generate reports to review or share when you choose.
- Keep daily readings in an organized history
- Explore glucose trends and estimated HbA1c
- Review reports and your measurement timeline
- Choose what to share with a healthcare professional
Feature illustration
Your trends at a glance
Overview
Illustrative graphic, not a screenshot or medical reading.
Important medical information
Glucose Blood is a personal tracking tool, not a medical device. It does not measure glucose, diagnose conditions, recommend medication doses, or provide emergency advice. Estimated HbA1c is not a lab result. Speak with your healthcare professional about your treatment, targets, and clinical test results.
Start tracking with more clarity.
Get Glucose Blood for iPhone.