Every plan keeps the same patient/doctor philosophy — pricing only changes how much history and support comes with it.
Personal
For tracking your own diabetes, on your own.
No card required
Plus
For staying ahead of every visit, not just logging between them.
Billed monthly · cancel anytime
Care Team
For clinics and hospitals supporting many patients.
Priced per clinic seat
| Feature | Personal | Plus | Care Team |
|---|---|---|---|
| History kept | 6 months | 2 years | 2 years |
| Prescription vault | 3 entries | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Bluetooth meter sync | |||
| Scan-to-confirm OCR | — | ||
| Multi-patient clinician dashboard | — | — | |
| Dedicated onboarding | — | — |
No — BloodSugar is a UX prototype built to explore how diabetes data could be shown differently to patients and doctors. Pricing here is illustrative, modeled on real SaaS health-app pricing, not an active billing system.
No. It only flags whether your own recent readings are worth mentioning at your next appointment, based on standard target ranges. It never diagnoses, prescribes, or tells you what to do.
In a real version of this product, your history beyond 6 months would stay stored, just not visible on the dashboard until you upgrade again — never silently deleted.
That's the idea behind "Talk to us" — Care Team pricing depends on patient volume and onboarding needs, so it's designed as a conversation rather than a fixed checkout.
Personal covers almost everyone starting out — you can always upgrade later.