Diabetes food diary
Diabetic food tracker app for meal context
Glytrio can work as a diabetic food tracker app and diabetes food diary by keeping meals, carbs, bread units, saved foods and glucose readings in the same private timeline. It records facts and does not give nutrition, insulin or treatment advice.
A diabetic food tracker needs glucose context
Meals are easier to review when they sit near the glucose readings and notes from the same day. Glytrio supports food items, carbs, bread units, favorites, recent foods, custom products and saved meals.
The app keeps the food diary factual. It does not rank meals, prescribe diets or calculate insulin.
- meal and snack entries
- carbs per 100 g and serving records
- bread units for XE/BU workflows
- links between meals and later glucose readings
- reports that can include food and carb history
Avoiding overreach
Food and glucose history can be useful at appointments, but Glytrio stays out of medical decision-making. Any nutrition plan, insulin ratio or therapy change belongs with a clinician.
Local records, user-controlled exports
Food diary records are stored locally by default. The user decides when to export or share reports.
Questions
Common questions
Does Glytrio recommend what I should eat?
No. Glytrio records meals and carbs but does not give nutrition plans or treatment recommendations.
Can Glytrio save repeated meals?
Yes. The app supports custom foods, favorites, recent foods and saved meal templates.
Does Glytrio calculate insulin from carbs?
No. Glytrio does not calculate boluses or recommend insulin doses.