FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
A short guide to data storage, backup, free access in Russia, Ukraine, Armenia, Georgia and Belarus, the later paid model in other countries and the medical boundary.Is Glytrio free?
Glytrio core features are free in Russia, Ukraine, Armenia, Georgia and Belarus. App Store and Google Play payments and availability are restricted there, so the basic diabetes diary, backup, reminders and doctor report should not depend on a store payment. For other countries, a paid model will be introduced later and shown before purchase.
Where is my data stored?
On your device in a local SQLite database. Glytrio has no required server or default cloud storage in V1. Backup is created manually by the user.
Does Glytrio calculate insulin doses?
No. Glytrio is a diary, not a doctor and not a bolus calculator. Dose and therapy decisions belong with a clinician.
What can I log?
Glucose, insulin, food, XE/bread units, carbs, medication, activity, wellbeing, notes, weight, ketones, hypo events, HbA1c, blood pressure, lipids, kidney labs and annual exams.
Can a parent use Glytrio for a child?
Yes. V1 uses one local profile on the device rather than separate child accounts, but the workflow fits parents who need a simple daily record.
How do backups work?
Profile → Data → Export. The backup can be plain or encrypted with a passphrase using AES-256-GCM and PBKDF2-SHA256 with 100,000 iterations. Import lives in the same area.
What happens if I reinstall without a backup?
The data cannot be restored. Glytrio does not keep a server copy, so backup is the only safety net for local records.
Will cloud sync exist?
Not in V1. Cloud sync may become part of the later paid international model. Free access in Russia, Ukraine, Armenia, Georgia and Belarus and offline-first local storage do not change.