Offline-first diary for iOS and Android
Glytrio Blood Sugar Log
A private blood sugar log app for recording glucose, food, carbs, insulin, medication, activity and wellbeing, then turning everyday records into a clear doctor report.
Built for quick daily logging on iPhone: no required account, no ads and no default cloud. Glytrio is a diary, not a bolus calculator or medical device.
Private daily logging
A diabetes diary that starts with records, not accounts
Glytrio keeps the daily workflow focused on the facts you want to remember: glucose readings, food, carbs, insulin, medication, activity, wellbeing and notes. Records stay local by default, and exports are created only when you choose to share them.
The app is for personal record keeping and doctor conversations. It does not calculate insulin doses, diagnose conditions or replace medical advice.
Screenshots
Real app screens
Screenshots come from the fastlane and verification builds. The site is describing the app that exists in code, not a separate landing mockup.
Feature set
What is already in the product
This list is based on the PRD, feature wiki and Flutter code: Diary/Food/Analytics/Reminders/Profile tabs, Drift storage, reports and backup.
Daily log
A factual diary, not a medical adviser
The daily timeline supports glucose, insulin, food, medication, activity, wellbeing, weight, ketones, hypo events and notes.
- daily summary
- glucose range bar
- soft delete with undo
Food/XE
Food, carbs and bread units
The food tab helps keep meal context near glucose readings: carbs per 100 g, GI, favorites, recent items, custom products and saved meal templates.
- product search
- custom foods
- saved meals
Analytics
Trends without clinical judgement
Analytics covers day, week, month and 90 days: average glucose, min/max/count, SD/CV, hypo/hyper levels and after-meal observations.
- below/in/above range
- 90-day doctor mode
- meal-to-glucose links
Reports
PDF/CSV for appointments
Reports combine diary entries, glucose, food, insulin, clinical facts, glucose charts and a 90-day preset for a doctor visit.
- PDF chart
- CSV export
- no web portal required
Offline
Local on the device
The MVP does not require a backend. Data stays in SQLite/Drift, backup is user-initiated and encrypted exports verify integrity.
- no account
- optional AES-GCM
- integrity check
Profile
Profile and clinical facts
Profile stores language, units, target range, XE settings, therapy type, HbA1c, blood pressure, lipids, kidney labs and annual exams.
- app lock
- personalization
- doctor-report facts
Jobs to be done
JTBD: when Glytrio helps
These scenarios start with the user task, not with a menu of screens.
When a reading needs to be logged in seconds
Open, enter glucose, save
Fast entry uses a large keypad, contexts such as fasting / after meal / bedtime and the user’s preferred units.When food and glucose need context
Link a meal to a later glucose reading
Glytrio stores meal-to-glucose links and later shows neutral observations without causal or treatment advice.When a doctor appointment is coming
Build a 7, 30 or 90 day report
PDF/CSV exports glucose, food, insulin, reminders, weight and clinical facts in a format that is easy to bring to a visit.When a parent keeps the diary
See the child’s day without account friction
One local profile on the device, quick records and a readable daily history without mandatory registration.When labs and related facts matter
Keep HbA1c, BP, lipids and kidney labs near the diary
Low-frequency clinical facts live in Profile and flow into the doctor report as records, without color judgement or diagnosis.Medical boundary
Glytrio is a diary, not a doctor
The app helps people record and review history. It does not replace a clinician, diagnose conditions or manage therapy.
- does not calculate or recommend insulin doses
- does not tell the user how much insulin to inject
- does not control pumps and is not CGM
- does not diagnose or predict medical outcomes
Guides
English search guides
Short intent pages for the highest-priority US and tier-1 searches around glucose logs, carb tracking, doctor reports and offline diabetes diaries.