Diabetes App - Diabeto Log2026.27 - App Store

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

* Protect access to your data with either FaceID or TouchID

* Easily see or add a note to any of your input with 3D touch (or long press if your device does not support it)

- Easy to read dashboard of your day and the last 7 & 30 days with the following data:
- Average blood glucose
- Current day activity (either active calories if available or number of steps)
- Number of hypoglycemias
- Number of hyperglycemias
- Your estimated A1c
- Number of insulin units used (fast and slow)
- Quantity of oral meds ingested

* Create reminders for your blood glucose tests

* Create 10 minutes timers for your sugar intakes when experiencing an hypoglycemia

* Hypoglycemia timer: instant one-tap 10 minutes timer to remind you to check your blood glucose after having taken sugar

* Hypoglycemia alert message : one-tap message sent to pre-chosen contacts with your localization to alert them that you’re having an hypoglycemia

* Multiple graphs to take control of your data:
- Blood glucose over time
- Average blood glucose per period of the day
- Percent of time spent in each blood glucose state (hypo, normal, hyperglycemia)
- Average blood glucose correlated with your insulin intake over time
- Average blood glucose correlated with your activity over time
- Number of times you’ve hit your blood glucose target per time of the day
All those graphs can be viewed for one day, week, month or year

* Define your blood glucose targets

* Customize your hypo and hyperglycemia limits

* (Premium) Mirror sync: automatically send your data to another person device. Ideal for traveling children.

* (Premium) Export a PDF report of your data to easily communicate with your diabetologist

* Dark mode UI

* Export all your data in an easy to use CSV file (usable in any spreadsheet software)

* Siri Shortcuts: use Siri to easily enter data, trigger an hypo timer or send an emergency message

* Receive a weekly summary of your blood sugar levels to see how your improving

SUPPORT:
We’ll be happy to hear from you. Either for feedback or for helping you. Please reach us at:
web: http://www.cubesoft.fr/diabetolog
mail: diabetolog@cubesoft.fr
twitter: @diabetoapp

DiabetoLog Premium is $20/year

DiabetoLog is edited by CUBESOFT SARL.
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Version History - iPhone Duo support
- Improved sync speed and reliability for the watchOS app
- Fixed a bug that could sometimes double values imported from the Health app
- New shortcut to enter blood glucose values in mmol/L
- Fixed a bug that prevented data entered through a shortcut to be saved in the Health app
- Small other bug fixes and stability improvements 2026.27 Oct 6 - Color coded timeline based on blood glucose level
- New option for taller graph widgets (in the widget editor)
- Bug fixes and stability improvements 2026.26 Sep 30 Bug fixes, performance and stability improvements

Previously:
- Support for iOS 27 / iPadOS 27 / watchOS 27
- Landscape orientation support on iPhone
- Large memory usage reduction for better performances and better background reliability
- Bug fix: treatment reminders text was not correct 2026.25 Sep 24 Bug fixes, performance and stability improvements

Previously:
- Support for iOS 27 / iPadOS 27 / watchOS 27
- Landscape orientation support on iPhone
- Large memory usage reduction for better performances and better background reliability
- Bug fix: treatment reminders text was not correct 2026.24 Sep 16 - Fixes a crash on launch on iOS 18 and older
- Fixes a bug with the blood glucose heat map graph
- Improved performances

Previously:
- Support for iOS 27 / iPadOS 27 / watchOS 27
- Landscape orientation support on iPhone
- Large memory usage reduction for better performances and better background reliability
- Bug fix: treatment reminders text was not correct 2026.23 Sep 14 - Support for iOS 27 / iPadOS 27 / watchOS 27
- Landscape orientation support on iPhone
- Large memory usage reduction for better performances and better background reliability
- Bug fix: treatment reminders text was not correct 2026.22 Sep 10 - Improved log predictions with a new UI
- Fixed a bug that could make the LibreView sync import no data
- Small bug fixes and stability improvements 2026.21 Jul 8 Stability and performance enhancements 2026.20 Jun 16 Dexcom Share / Follow sync on watchOS 2026.19 Jun 9 - New: Dexcom Share / Follow sync. Enable Dexcom Share in your sensor’s app and the enter your credentials in Settings > External Devices > Dexcom Follow to automatically import your data in the app.
- Bug fix: newly entered blood glucose values did not appear right away in the log, letting the user think that the value had not been correctly saved 2026.18 Jun 5 Bug fixes and stability improvements 2026.17 May 30 Small bug fixes and enhancements 2026.16 May 26 - New: LibreView sync. Automatically sync your sensor data with your LibreView account.
- Fixed: last known blood glucose could sometimes be wrong on the dashboard graph
- Small bug fixes and enhancements 2026.15 May 20 Bug fixes and stability enhancements 2026.14 May 11 Bug fixes and stability enhancements 2026.12 Apr 24 - New: Graphs data are now more detailed for users with a linked cgm sensor
- New: Automatic calculation of postprandial blood glucose values for users with a linked cgm sensor. The calculated values are visible in the log. This can be turned off in Settings > User Interface
- Multiple small fixes and improvements 2026.11 Apr 15 - New: Activity data is now overlaid on the Timeline for a better understanding of your blood glucose.
- New: Carbs intakes for your hypoglycemias now have a grams value. The value is adjustable in Settings > Core diabetes settings. These carbs will now be shown in the graphs and in the Timeline.
- Improved speed of navigation to the Log screen
- Fixed a navigation bug with the Log’s calendar 2026.10 Apr 3 - New: your activity data is now visible in the timeline « See all data » screen
- Fixed: the app could crash when tapping a glycemic summary notification on the Home screen
- Fixed: some graphs could show no data in the watch app 2026.9 Mar 27 - Smart carb counting: snap a photo of your meal, and let the app instantly estimate the carb content—then log it with just one tap!
- Enhanced Dashboard Widgets: visualize your data at a glance with the new gauge-style graphs
- Resolved an issue causing delays in data appearing in your log 2026.8 Mar 20 - New: Heat map chart for blood glucose average (iOS + watchOS)
- Fixed: Blood glucose graphs were not correct when displayed in mmol/L
- Fixed: home screen widgets were not immediately updated when the blood glucose unit was changed 2026.7 Feb 28 - Graphs on the Apple Watch! All the main app graphs are now also available on your watch
- Improved graph selector on iOS
- Small bug fixes and stability improvements 2026.6 Feb 22 - Updated graphs! Most graphs have been rewritten from scratch to correct small issues and corner cases. The new version will also provide a strong basis to add future graphing related features. More on this soon…
- Lots of small quality of life enhancements and minor issues fixes 2026.5 Feb 18 - iCloud sync improved reliability
- Small bug fixes 2026.4 Jan 21 New features
- Residual Active Insulin: now when you look at the input screen to log a new insulin intake, the app will warn you if you still have active fast insulin in your body. Start by setting the action duration time of your brand of fast insulin in Settings > Treatments
- (Beta) Automatic carbs counting: take a picture of your meal and let the app calculate how much carbs it contains. Then log it in one tap! Make sure to enable the beta features in Settings > User interface and let us know what you think.
- iOS Control Center integration: you can now add control buttons to your Control Center to add new data, start an hypo timer or take a picture to count your carbs

Improvements
- Added a small tutorial to explain how Dexcom users can enable Apple Health integration to have their data automatically imported
- Multiple minor bug fixes 2026.3 Jan 16 New features
- Residual Active Insulin: now when you look at the input screen to log a new insulin intake, the app will warn you if you still have active fast insulin in your body. Start by setting the action duration time of your brand of fast insulin in Settings > Treatments
- (Beta) Automatic carbs counting: take a picture of your meal and let the app calculate how much carbs it contains. Then log it in one tap! Make sure to enable the beta features in Settings > User interface and let us know what you think.
- iOS Control Center integration: you can now add control buttons to your Control Center to add new data, start an hypo timer or take a picture to count your carbs

Improvements
- Added a small tutorial to explain how Dexcom users can enable Apple Health integration to have their data automatically imported
- Multiple minor bug fixes 2026.2 Jan 15