Blood Sugar Tracker: A1c Log

Blood Sugar Tracker: A1c Log

Diabetes & Glucose Tracking

542 ratings
6 reviews
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 11, 2023
  • July 14, 2026
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This app helps you manage blood sugar levels by logging glucose readings and analyzing meal photos with AI. It predicts the risk of blood sugar spikes and offers personalized tips to avoid them, all without requiring external devices.

AI meal photo analysis for spike risk
Manual glucose logging with notes
Calendar view of daily logs
Trend analysis and averages
Clear visual graphs
Supports mg/dL and mmol/L
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What's New in Blood Sugar Tracker

1.12.1

July 14, 2026

New in this update: • The report now remembers the time period you selected (7, 30, or 90 days). • Fixes and improvements to the report graph.

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User reviews

False ad

False advertisement. The ad showed that you put your finger on the phone and it will show your blood sugar level like a glucometer does. Not true. It just ask you to take a picture of what you ate and will give you an estimate. Basically, just a recorder of your blood sugar readings but not a "needle free glucometer".
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MS.MITCHELL

I got scammed out of my money by these people this app didn’t work and now they don’t want to refund my money back!!!! I’m not going to stop until they refund me my money back!!!!

Response from developer

Thank you for your feedback. We’re sorry to hear about your concern. However, this app does not include any payment or subscription features, and we never charge users. It seems there may be a misunderstanding or confusion with another app. If you have questions about any billing issue, please contact Apple Support directly for assistance. Thank you for your understanding.

Dr Bebeetaur

Loving this app! The date and times are accurate. Love the notes section which allows you to keep up with weight, exercise, and anything else you want to do on a daily. Easy to use. And best of all free.

Good app

It’s a good app because my diabetes is Serious.Because when I feel sick it tells me what my blood sugar is.And when I puke my babysitters say I must look but my blood sugar is .

Simple et efficace

J’apprécie beaucoup que cette appli fasse uniquement le suivi de la glycémie, avec un tableau graphique des variations. C’est simple et facile à remplir, juste ce dont j’avais besoin. Une suggestion cependant, j’ajouterais plus de précision au graphique (pour bien voir les jours et les moments de la journée) et la possibilité de tourner l’écran pour mieux voir le graphique. Merci beaucoup pour cette application!
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FAQ

What does the Blood Sugar Tracker & Log (AI) app do?

This app helps you manage your blood sugar by allowing you to manually log glucose readings and analyze photos of your meals. It uses AI to predict the risk of blood sugar spikes and provides tips to help you avoid them, all without needing any extra hardware.

How does the AI Meal Scan feature work?

You can take or import a photo of your meal into the app. The AI will then analyze the image and provide a risk score from 0-100, along with color cues and clear advice on how to adjust your meal to reduce the likelihood of a blood sugar spike.

Is this app free to use?

The app is free to download and use, but it does display advertisements. There are no in-app purchases mentioned in the provided data.

What kind of data can I track with this app?

You can manually log your glucose readings, typically taken before/after meals and at bedtime. You can also add notes to your readings for context. The app also analyzes meal photos to assess spike risk and displays trends and averages of your logged data.

Who is the target audience for this app?

This app is designed for people who are managing diabetes or prediabetes. It's also beneficial for anyone who wants to gain a better understanding of how their meals affect their blood sugar levels and wishes to avoid spikes.