BloodSugar turns scattered glucose logs, lab reports, and prescriptions into a calm view for you and a complete one for your doctor — built from the same data, read two different ways.
12-month fasting glucose
Within target115 mg/dL · latest reading
One fasting glucose reading, read two ways at once — calm and plain on the left, clinical and precise on the right. That's the whole idea of BloodSugar in one slider.
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adults are living with diabetes worldwide — about 1 in 9
Source: IDF Diabetes Atlas, 11th edition (2025)
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deaths linked to diabetes in 2024 — roughly one every 9 seconds
Source: IDF Diabetes Atlas, 11th edition (2025)
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of people with type 2 diabetes actually reach their personal HbA1c goal — even though 7 in 10 know exactly what it is
Source: real-world multinational patient survey, published 2021
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is roughly the ceiling for how many patients consistently stick to self-monitoring, across multiple clinical studies
Source: cross-sectional adherence studies, 2024–2026
Log readings your way, see them organized by what they actually mean, and walk into every appointment with a report your doctor can use immediately.
Type a reading by hand, sync wirelessly from a Bluetooth meter, or scan a printed lab report and confirm what the AI read before it's saved.
Meter sync & scan — prototypeGlucose, blood pressure, cholesterol, kidney function, and weight — each in its own clear view instead of one overwhelming wall of charts.
Save every doctor's prescription with the medicines, dosage, and why each one was prescribed — ready to show or print at the next visit.
Gentle nudges to log a reading, take a quarterly A1c test, or save a prescription after a visit — all adjustable, all optional.
Our suggestion engine looks at your own trends and says when something is worth mentioning at your next visit — never a diagnosis, always plain language.
Adjustable text size and full-page translation into ten languages, so the person reading their own health data isn't left guessing.
What leading professionals in human-computer interaction and health UX say about our work.
“The gap between scattered labs, glucose logs, and meds and a doctor with eight minutes is where self-management breaks down. The strongest idea here is the dual view, one dataset shown two ways, a calm patient lens and a granular clinician lens, since most tools serve one side, and BloodSugar respects that the same numbers mean different things to each.”
Free for individuals. No card, no clinic sign-up needed to start.