GlucoseTrack: Diabetes & GLP-1

Noah Miller

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About this app

Built for people on GLP-1 medications like Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, and Zepbound — plus anyone managing diabetes or prediabetes who needs glucose, food, and shots in one private place.

GlucoseTrack is ad-free, no account required, and your health data is encrypted on your device. A quick guided setup personalizes it in under a minute. Most of the app is free forever — anything Premium is marked, so nothing surprises you.

ASK GLU — YOUR AI COACH (PREMIUM)
• Tap Glu anytime for friendly, judgment-free help with side effects, meal ideas, and what to expect on your GLP-1 journey (general support, not medical advice)

GLP-1 & MEDICATION TRACKING
• Tracks 7 medications — injectable AND oral (Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, Zepbound, Trulicity, Victoza, Rybelsus)
• Oral GLP-1 pill mode with an empty-stomach fasting timer + reminder so your dose absorbs properly
• Counts weeks at your current dose + flags when to discuss stepping up
• Medication concentration curve — see your dose level rise and fall between shots
• 8-zone injection-site rotation map to help reduce injection-site reactions (soreness, nodules)
• Weekly-shot reminders + vial & supply inventory with refill + expiration reminders
• 0–10 side-effect log (including hair shedding) with custom symptoms, correlated to each dose
• Daily food-noise check-in with trend — see whether your dose is quieting cravings

GLUCOSE, LABS & HEART
• Quick log in seconds + estimated A1C
• Lab A1C comparator — enter your lab result and see it next to your in-app estimate
• Lab results — log lipids, ketones, liver/kidney/thyroid and more, flagged when out of range
• Blood pressure logging with category guidance
• 15-minute hypo recheck timer, sick-day mode, 1-hour glucose forecast, time-in-range
• Two-way Health Connect sync + bulk CGM import (Libre, Dexcom)

FOOD & NUTRITION
• AI food scanner reads photos + nutrition labels (free: 10 scans/month)
• Glycemic index, favorite meals, "repeat yesterday's meal", and daily macros (carbs/protein/fat/fiber/water)

BODY & PROGRESS
• "Am I on track?" (Premium) — your weight loss vs the clinical-trial average (STEP / SURMOUNT) for your medication, so you know if your progress is normal
• Weight + body measurements (waist, hips, neck, thigh, arm)
• Lean mass / DEXA / body-fat — keep the muscle, lose the fat
• Daily protein-for-muscle target + strength & workout log — protect lean mass on a GLP-1
• Sleep and steps tracking, plus GI-relief tips when digestion slows down
• Maintenance Mode — switch from a target to a hold-steady range once you hit your goal weight
• Non-scale-victory journal, cycle tracking, and progress photos

WATCH, WIDGET & REPORTS
• Wear OS app — log from your wrist
• Home-screen widget for your latest reading at a glance
• Doctor-visit digest (free) + export your full data as PDF or CSV (Premium)
• Insurance prior-authorization report

PRIVACY FIRST
• Health data encrypted on your device by default — no account, ever
• Optional multi-device sync (free) is encrypted before it leaves your phone
• Food photos & coach chats go to Anthropic's API for AI only — not stored, not used for training
• No ads. Anonymous usage analytics only — event counts, never your health data, never sold.
• mg/dL or mmol/L — your choice

PREMIUM (optional)
Free except where marked Premium. Premium also adds:
• AI Pattern Insights — spots food/time correlations + recommends meal swaps
• AI Meal Recommendations tuned to your glucose
• Unlimited AI food scans (free tier: 10/month)
• Full history in Trends — 90-day & 1-year views (7/14/30-day are free)
• Doctor Visit PDF report + CSV export (digest stays free)
$6.99/month or $34.99/year, with a 7-day free trial.

DISCLAIMER
GlucoseTrack is a wellness/lifestyle tool, NOT a medical device. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. Always consult your healthcare provider for medical decisions.

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What’s new

Your estimated A1C is now averaged per day instead of per reading. Testing several times on a rough day used to pull the estimate upward; it no longer does. If you test unevenly, your number may look different from before - it is a truer reading of the same blood sugar.

The doctor-visit question about your range now says it is based on your readings, which is not the same thing as sensor time-in-range.