Diabetes tracking,
with a calm mind.
ForMyGluco is designed to help you track blood glucose, insulin, meals and more — without becoming a burden. No guilt-tripping streaks, no ads. Just clear data and gentle reminders.
Log in 5 seconds
Glucose, insulin, meds, meals, blood pressure, weight and water — all in one app, one tap away. Works offline too; syncs by itself when you're back online.
Meal analysis from a photo
Snap your plate; AI recognizes the dishes and estimates carbs and calories — with a food database that knows real-world home cooking.
Doctor-ready PDF
A 90-day summary: averages, time in range, charts and lab results — a shareable report prepared for your endocrinology appointment in one tap.
ForMyGluco is built by a developer who has lived with diabetes for years — as the app he uses himself, every single day. Built with the experience of people with diabetes, for people with diabetes.
Frequently asked
- Is ForMyGluco free?
- Logging glucose, insulin, medication, meals, blood pressure, weight and water is always free. Meal analysis from a photo, the doctor PDF report, Excel export and advanced insights are part of Premium, offered monthly, yearly or as a one-time lifetime purchase.
- Where is my data stored?
- Your records are kept on your phone first and backed up encrypted to servers in the European Union with your account. Your data is never sold or used for advertising, and you can permanently delete your account and every record from inside the app.
- Does it work without an internet connection?
- Yes. Every entry can be made offline; the app syncs by itself once you are back online.
- How is estimated HbA1c calculated?
- It is derived from your 90-day average using the internationally accepted ADAG formula, and it is labelled “estimated” everywhere it appears. It does not replace a laboratory test, and your personal target is set by your doctor.
- Is ForMyGluco a medical device?
- No. ForMyGluco is a logging and tracking app; it does not diagnose, and it never recommends treatment or insulin doses. Always make decisions about your treatment together with your doctor.
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