ForMyGluco
ForMyGluco home screen: estimated HbA1c inside a ring with the doctor's target, the day's glucose curve with insulin and meal lanes below it, and today's entries.

Your diabetes and
blood sugar tracker.

ForMyGluco is designed to help you track blood glucose, insulin, medication and more, without becoming a burden. No guilt-tripping streaks, no ads. Just clear data and gentle reminders.

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First 30 days free

Every feature free for 30 days Everything unlocks the moment you create your account, meal tracking and doctor appointments included. No payment; when it ends, your records stay yours.

Inside the app

  • Carb counting made easy
  • We'll remind you of visits
  • Everything in one place
  • Your pens, preselected
  • Know your time in range
  • Log in seconds
  • Never miss a checkup
  • See your weight trend
  • Bring a PDF to your visit
  • Your 90-day HbA1c estimate
ForMyGluco home screen: estimated HbA1c inside a ring with the doctor's target, the day's glucose curve with insulin and meal lanes below it, and today's entries.

Your day at a glance

The home screen holds your estimated HbA1c ring, the day's glucose curve and every entry you logged that day. Yesterday's line stays faint behind today's, so you never go looking for the comparison.

HbA1c hub: the estimate next to the latest lab result, a 12-month A1c path chart with the doctor's target line, the next test date and a 90-day logging mosaic.

Estimated HbA1c in view

Your eA1c, calculated from the last 90 days of readings, sits right on the home screen, and on a 12-month A1c path beside your lab results. It is an estimate, not a replacement for the lab.

Blood glucose analysis: time in range, average, variability and the period chart.

See your time in range

Time in target range, variability and period-over-period comparison: plain charts that show how your weeks are going, instead of one number at a time.

ForMyGluco's Doctor Appointments PDF, a single page: a table listing each visit by number, date, day, time, department, hospital name and doctor name.
Doctor appointments: upcoming visits with their date and time, hospital and department, and the doctor's name if listed; one is marked to book, with a reminder to book it below.

Never miss an appointment

Save doctor appointments with the hospital, department and time. Reminders are set automatically, past visits are archived, and everything fits into one PDF report.

Two pages of ForMyGluco's Diabetes Tracking Report PDF: summary stats, time-in-range bar, 90-day chart, daily table; page two's medication list is cut off at the bottom.

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.

Check-ups: an information box explaining how the reminders are set, then the HbA1c test, eye exam and foot exam switched on with their next dates, the dental check-up switched off with its suggested interval, and under some check-ups a link to the related appointment.

Never skip a check-up

Keep your HbA1c test, eye exam, foot exam and dental check-up on one screen; switch one on and its next date appears. Reminders are set automatically, one week and one day ahead.

Glucose entry: the value in large type with its unit, then the fasting, before meal, after meal, bedtime and night context options, a date and time setting and a number pad.

Log in 5 seconds

Glucose, insulin, meds, blood pressure, weight and water: all in one app, one tap away. Works offline too; syncs by itself when you're back online.

Insulin tracking: the last dose, 7, 14 and 30-day tabs, daily total, basal, bolus and injection count; a stacked 14-day bar chart and the injection site rotation cards.

Your insulin and your pens

Basal and bolus are totalled separately and sit in a 14-day bar chart. You pick the pens you use once; site rotation highlights the injection site that has rested the longest.

Medication: today's doses on a timeline with their times, each showing the medication name and dose, with a medication stock button below.

Your meds and reminders

Log your medications with their times and days; you get a reminder when a dose is due, and the doses left in the box are worked out from your plan, with a heads-up before they run out. Start typing a name and it autocompletes from a broad list of diabetes medications.

Blood pressure tracking: the last reading in large type with its range badge, pulse and the doctor's target; 7, 14 and 30-day tabs with the average, morning, evening and pulse averages, and the distribution of readings.

BP, morning and evening

Every reading you enter is shown with its range badge, and morning and evening averages are worked out separately. Across 7, 14 and 30-day windows your pulse average sits right beside them.

Weight tracking: the latest reading with its change from the previous entry, 30, 90 and 180-day tabs, change, pace and to-goal tiles, a 90-day line chart and average calories below.

Your weight and your BMI

The latest entry, its change from the one before and a 90-day curve. Enter your height once and your BMI is worked out for you; the distance to the goal weight you set is there too.

Water tracking: the day's total against the daily goal, a row of glass icons, quick-add buttons, a seven-day bar chart, goal options and a reminder switch.

Your water and daily goal

Add 200, 250, 330 or 500 ml with one tap; as the glasses fill, your daily goal moves along. The last seven days sit in a bar chart, and you set a reminder only if you want one.

Journal: the day's entries with their times in one list: blood pressure, medications taken, meals, water, glucose readings and insulin doses.

Everything in one timeline

Glucose, insulin, medication, blood pressure, weight and water: all of it in a single day-by-day list, with times. You don't have to walk through screens to see what you logged when.

Excel export: a checked list of the sections (glucose, insulin, medications, medication log, meals, weight, blood pressure, water, lab results and appointments), each with its record count, and sheet and record totals below.

Your data stays yours

Records are kept on your phone first, then backed up encrypted to servers in the European Union with your account. Export everything to Excel whenever you want.

Reminders that fit your day

The moment you log insulin, you can tap “Remind me to check in 2 hours”. There is no fixed schedule to set up; the reminder follows your day, not the other way round.

Hands in a knitted sweater holding a warm cup.

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

What is ForMyGluco?
A daily tracking app for people living with diabetes. It keeps glucose, insulin, medication, blood pressure, weight and water in one place, reminds you of doctor appointments, works out figures like estimated HbA1c and time in range, and gathers everything into a single PDF report you can take to your visit. It is not a medical device: it does not diagnose or prescribe.
Does ForMyGluco measure my blood sugar itself?
No. You measure with your own fingerstick meter or sensor, then type the reading in yourself; ForMyGluco has no Bluetooth or CGM connection to any device. If your meter's or sensor's app writes readings to Apple Health, the iPhone app can import them from there (Pro Max plan and your first 30 days). From the values you enter it works out time in range, variability and averages by context. Reminders help you keep logging, and the doctor PDF report gathers it for your visit. These figures are estimates, not laboratory results.
Is ForMyGluco free?
The app is free to download, and everything is unlocked for 30 days after you create your account. No payment required. When that ends, your records stay yours: you can still view all of them and edit the ones from your trial period, and the doctor PDF report and Excel export remain free of charge. To keep adding new entries you pick a plan: Basic covers everything except doctor appointments and meal tracking, Pro adds appointments, and Pro Max adds meal tracking too. Monthly or yearly subscriptions are managed through your App Store account and can be cancelled at any time.
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.

Another question? Visit support or write to support@formygluco.app

You can start today.

Free to download; everything is unlocked for 30 days once you create your account. iPhone only for now.

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