Wow, that is really interesting. I also use MyChart daily.
Raaeft1234Member
I use MySugr and MyNetDiary to keep track
Lori.FosterCommunity Admin
Thanks for sharing what helps! Warmly, Lori (Team Member)
vegasvicMember
I've used MyNetDiary for a few years. Its good for keeping track of the info you put in. I think its a really good food/diet app but I don't see where it helps me much for my diabetes.
ArshpreetSinghMember
I don't have any particular favourites, but I can suggest some well-liked applications and programmes for managing diabetes. "MyFitnessPal," a popular app that keeps track of food intake, activity, and blood sugar levels, is one that is used frequently. An additional user-friendly programme called "Glucose Buddy" captures meals, prescriptions, and glucose readings to make trend-monitoring simple. "Diabetes:M" gives reminders and complete tracking for blood sugar levels and prescriptions. The companion apps "Dexcom G6" and "Freestyle LibreLink" for continuous glucose monitoring systems offer real-time data on smartphones. "Insulin: Diabetes Logbook" and "RapidCalc" are useful tools for controlling insulin doses. Finally, to combine health data, "Apple Health" and "Google Fit" can connect with numerous diabetes apps. The selection of an app depends on personal requirements and interests, thus research.
Lori.FosterCommunity Admin
Thanks for the run-down on the apps, ! Do you use any of these? Wishing you the best. - Lori (Team Member)