Glucose from your sensorNew
Reads the glucose your sensor (Dexcom, FreeStyle Libre, Abbott Lingo...) stores in Apple Health or Health Connect: latest reading, the day's curve, average, minimum and maximum.
If you wear a glucose sensor or have a smart scale, DietaGo reads their data from Apple Health or Health Connect and puts it next to your diary. And your blood tests stop gathering dust in a drawer: you save them and see how each value changes.
Glucose, scale and blood tests entered by hand are free. Only importing a blood test from a PDF or photo uses AI and costs 20 coins; if the AI reads no results, you're not charged.
Reads the glucose your sensor (Dexcom, FreeStyle Libre, Abbott Lingo...) stores in Apple Health or Health Connect: latest reading, the day's curve, average, minimum and maximum.
For each meal in your diary you see the rise from your baseline, the peak, how long it takes to get there and how long to come back. No reds and no clinical thresholds.
Each meal is compared with what's usual for you over the last 30 days: gentler, similar or more pronounced than your usual curve.
If your smart scale writes to Apple Health or Health Connect, you see body fat percentage, lean mass and how they change, with the date of each weigh-in.
Next to the estimate from your measurements (Navy formula) you see what the scale measures, with a clear note: they are different methods and may not match.
Upload the lab's PDF or up to 4 photos and the AI transcribes values, units and the reference range from the report itself. You review each value before saving.
Choose from over 30 markers (cholesterol, glucose, HbA1c, ferritin, vitamin D, TSH...) or add another with its own name, unit and range.
A chart per marker with the range from your latest report and all your results. The ranges are a guide: interpretation is up to your doctor.
The PDF report adds a block with your blood tests: latest value, range and previous value. You can remove it if you don't want to include it.
From its screen you grant read permission in Apple Health or Health Connect. Read-only, and you can disconnect whenever you like.
DietaGo cross-checks each meal in your diary with the glucose curve from that time.
Import the PDF or photos, review the values and see how they change.
Those that save their readings in Apple Health or Health Connect, such as Dexcom, FreeStyle Libre or Abbott Lingo. Some sensor apps write to Health with a delay of hours; DietaGo re-reads the last few hours so as not to miss readings.
No. It shows your data and compares it with what's usual for you, with no alarm colors or clinical thresholds. It is not a medical device, it can't be used to adjust treatments and it is not a diagnosis: if a value worries you, talk to your doctor.
Typing the values by hand is free. Reading it from a PDF or photos uses AI and costs 20 coins: you see the price beforehand and, if the AI fails or finds no results, you're not charged.
No. The PDF or photos are only used to read the values. The values you review and confirm are what gets saved.
No, you see both. The estimate comes from your measurements and the scale measures by bioimpedance: they are different methods and it's normal for them not to match.
Download DietaGo, connect your sensor or scale and save your blood tests next to what you eat.