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Version 2026.29 · 2026-10-21
- New: Full VoiceOver support - Glucose predictions improvements - Many small crashes and bugs fixes
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The store currently lists version 2026.29, updated 2026-10-21.








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See 4 days (7 on iPad) of your blood glucose tests and meds intake in a single screen, designed specifically to help you see evolutions and compare data from one day to another.
Days are organized in seven predefined periods for easy input and comparisons.
* Enter your blood glucose level, your insulin or meds intake, your carbs eaten for a given period in a single quick input screen
* Easy input of your data by tapping any cell in the logbook
* Multi criteria search system to quickly find the data you need
* Add tags to your records to identify specific food types or circumstance
* (Premium) Backup your data and sync all your devices with iCloud
* Write back your blood glucose and insulin intake into the Apple Health App.
* Automatically import your activity, blood glucose and insulin intake data from the Apple Health App…
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- New: Full VoiceOver support - Glucose predictions improvements - Many small crashes and bugs fixes
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