Main features
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Time
When creating an entry, specify when you made the measurement—before or after a meal—and the type of meal: breakfast, lunch, snack, or dinner.
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Sleep
Choose whether you measured blood sugar before going to bed or after waking up. See how rest affects your glucose level.
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Finger Used
Never prick the same finger twice in a row by recording the finger you used when creating a measurement entry.
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Medication
If you’ve taken your meds [made an insulin shot or took a pill], note it down when recording a measurement—see if your prescribed drugs are working. You can also set reminders for taking your meds.
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Sport
If you’ve been exercising before making a measurement, record the exercise duration and see what effect it has on your sugar levels.
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Mood
Record the mood you are in when making a measurement. Track how you feel on a regular basis and check whether your treatment plan is working.
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Weight
Your weight is an important metric to follow when treating diabetes. Record your weight along with the measurement and track its development in time.
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Notes
Have you eaten something extra sweet today? Make a note about it explaining a higher-than-usual sugar level. Or note down anything else worth mentioning about a measurement.
