Glucose Buddy allows users to track blood glucose readings as well as food intake, medications, and physical activity. There are a few apps available with easy-to-use layouts to help people with diabetes keep track of their blood glucose readings and identify long/short-term patterns in their readings. Traditional glucometers may store blood glucose readings, but that information can be difficult to visualize and access due to screen sizes or outdated designs. Not everyone has access to Continuous Glucose Monitors (CGMs) that display frequent blood glucose readings and daily trends. This factsheet is meant for informational purposes only and is not to be used as a replacement for professional medical advice.
Note: Clemson University is not endorsing any of the following apps.
This factsheet details some of the most useful apps for diabetes self-management support found in the App Store on iOS devices and Google Play Store on Androids. These apps assist you in achieving your diabetes self-management goals by providing easy-to-use platforms that take some of the ‘guesswork’ out of activities like food tracking or blood glucose monitoring. Luckily, there are many smartphone apps available that can make managing your diabetes easier. Many people living with diabetes may find that keeping track of their diet, physical activity, and blood glucose levels can be difficult to manage. Benefits of Using Apps for Diabetes Self-Management Support
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