Needs a place to put notes in
Response from developer
Please scroll down in the reading entry screen to add notes.
Simple and easy to use
Cannot edit once recorded
Note to developer: if you are going to charge for an app, first please provide the most basic feature for a tool. No editing... that’s laughable for a logging app.
I hope this concern is fixed soon in upcoming updates; then it may deserve a 3 star. UI and controls need a lot of work too. It is messy and clunky AF.
Response from developer
Hello. To edit a reading just tap on the reading from any of the the "history" views. In the glucose or ketone views you can tap anywhere on the line. In the "both" view tap directly on the reading. Once you tap, the edit view will pop up. Do your change and press "update" on the top right.
Beautifully Simple Data Tracker
Also, I contacted the developer about a small issue, and he his response was quick and thorough. He’s got plans for updates, so the app is only going to get better!
FIXED: Currently does not work with KetoMojo device
Edited.
Well the developer responded quickly an released a fix. Great support. Worth our support!
Response from developer
Update: Please update to the latest version of Ketologger ( v1.1.1). It turns out that the generated KetoMojo CSV file can have either 12 or 24 hour time which was unexpected. The latest version adds support for 24 hour time. Another Canadian user experienced that problem. --- The Keto Mojo csv file is supported for import. You should either see the import helper screen or a screen that says there was an error and offers to upload a sample file securely and anonymously for analysis. That would indicate that the file was successfully sent to Ketologger. Please take a look at this FAQ entry for more information: http://ketologger.com/blog/2019-08-08-ketologger-import-export-readings-csv If that doesn't help then please send a mail to support@ketologger.com so we can figure out what the problem is.
Exactly what I need!
Its pretty much perfect!
UPDATED Review
The developer responded to me quickly and helped me to make changes to my file (which had been corrupted and had some minor errors e.g. capitalizing the header fields). The import worked perfectly...five stars for the app and the quick service. Thanks Rob!
I have tried to edit my .csv to the exact detail required and it will still not import. I have sent a file forward and will re-evaluate my rating and review if/when the developer can fix the app.
Response from developer
Hello. Thanks for the comment. Sorry you're having trouble. There are a few "rules" that must be followed when forming the CSV file. The samples I've seen uploaded didn't do that. That's why they were rejected by Ketologger. (Ketologger being a bit picky about the file format is required to ensure that data is imported correctly.) The replies here get squashed so I created a FAQ post that will most likely be helpful. http://ketologger.com/blog/2019-08-18-ketologger-hand-made-csv-file-tips (Or just go to ketologger.com and follow the FAQ link.) Failing that please send an email to support@ketologger.com and well get your files importing.
Perfect
Messwerte
gleich die richtige Tabelle und graphische Darstellung
Export klappt super, jedenfalls mit dem IPhone
Danke an die Entwickler dieser App
Tracks GKI
Worth it
(On the one hand)
—my nutrition (or lack of!) in the last few hours, and
—how I feel
And (on the other)
—my blood sugar, and
—my ketone (alternate fuel/fuel from fat) levels
With this, in time, I hope to have a strong internal sense of these.
So, it’s incredibly important, what this app helps us do. And I’m pleased with how it does it.
One suggestion might be adding the readings for hematocrit and hemoglobin, which these blood tests also provide. Another would be allowing the app to sync with keto mojo, et al, test company apps. . .
And this brings me to another point. I suggested this to the maker of the app. He was incredibly responsive. And said he was already on one of those. My hat is off to him.
I have no relation, financial or otherwise, to the app or it’s maker. But I’ve found it useful. And given that the costs of a blood test or two exceed the cost of this app, I don’t think you can go wrong in using it to track many of these tests. It is the best app I’ve found to do so. And in doing so, it does not require sharing a lot of personal info either
Response from developer
Hello, Thanks for the very kind review. Version 1.1.0 has the ability to import from Keto Mojo (the formats I'm aware of or submit a sample file if it has changed). Hematocrit and hemoglobin aren't yet supported but some of the work "under the hood" for this last update is paving the way for addition of other reading types.
KetoLogger is meets the need
Anything above 9 means your body has not transitioned into a fat-burning state.
A 6-9 GKI demonstrates a low level of ketosis: This is appropriate for those who want to lose weight or maintain optimal health.
A 3-6 GKI demonstrates moderate levels of ketosis: This is appropriate for addressing many common metabolic diseases including insulin resistance, Type 2 diabetes, or obesity.
A less than 3 GKI is a high level of ketosis: This is typically used for addressing epilepsy and cancers. Entering this high level of ketosis periodically each year can be beneficial for anyone hoping to use ketosis for disease prevention.
Works Great
Exactly what I was looking for!
No apple health
Does the basics very well
Future requests:
- ability to tag a measurement with post/pre-workout and before/after meal (AC/PC)
- ability to track weight in the same easy way.
Not bad
Wonderful App
between my ipad and my iphone
it may be user error
if so please tell me how to join them and I will give it 5 stars!!!
🙃
Response from developer
Thanks for the kind review. The latest version of Ketologger allows full import/export of the reading data. Please see this post on the details of how to do that: http://ketologger.com/blog/2019-08-08-ketologger-import-export-readings-csv
