Enter the value you read on your meter or sensor, with the time of day, insulin, carbs and ketones. Pediary keeps everything in order and prepares the PDF to bring to your appointment. For a child, for yourself or for a family member.
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From version 3.1, on iPhone and Android.
Last blood glucose
142 mg/dL · Before lunch
Between one appointment and the next, blood glucose values pile up: in a notebook, in the meter's memory, in your phone's notes. Next to the numbers there are insulin doses, the carbs at lunch, a hypo treated during the night, and on the day of the appointment you have to put it all back together.
"What were the values like before dinner? How many hypos did you treat? How much rapid insulin at breakfast?"
You don't need to remember everything: you need one place to write down every value together with what goes with it.
A diary that puts things in order, without judging
With Pediary you log by hand every value you check with your own device. The app places it next to the time of day, insulin and carbs, works out the averages by time of day and prepares a tidy PDF, without ever judging a number: that is for your diabetes doctor.
Features
mg/dL or mmol/L, LO and HI too
Enter blood glucose in the unit you use, mg/dL or mmol/L, with the keypad that opens on its own. If the meter shows LO or HI, you log it with its own button. You can note whether the value comes from a finger or a sensor.
Suggested from the clock, easy to change
Fasting, before or after a meal, bedtime, night or other; with a meal you pick breakfast, lunch, afternoon snack, dinner or snack. The app suggests the moment from the time, and you change it with one tap.
Only what you need
Add one or more doses of rapid or long-acting insulin, with its name if you like; "Same as last time" fills in the last dose of the same type you entered, with no calculation and no advice. Carbs in grams, ketones in blood or urine.
You record them, you turn the reminder on
With "I treated a hypo" you note whether you used sugar or glucagon: the app only counts the episodes you record. If your plan says to recheck, choose when to be reminded: in 15 or 30 minutes, in 1 or 2 hours, or at a time you pick.
Over 7, 14 or 30 days
The chart shows one dot for each blood glucose value, with no coloured bands. The day by day table puts the values under breakfast, lunch, dinner and evening; the report sums up averages by time of day, highest and lowest value, and the insulin and ketones recorded.
And CSV export
Choose period, language and unit: the PDF includes the table, the chart, averages by time of day, treated hypos, ketones, insulins used and your notes for the diabetes doctor. Every page says it is not a medical report. The CSV opens in a spreadsheet.
Download Pediary and create a profile for a child or an adult: the blood glucose diary is already on, and if you don't need it you turn it off from the profile page.
From the "+" button choose Blood glucose and enter the value you read on your device, with anything you want to add: insulin, carbs, ketones, a note.
From the blood glucose diary or from the report you export the PDF or the CSV for the period and show it to your diabetes doctor.
No. Pediary shows values, averages and charts, but it never writes "normal", "high" or "low", does not colour the numbers, shows no target ranges and gives no alerts. It counts hypos only when you record them yourself. What the values mean is for your doctor or diabetes doctor to say: if you have a doubt, talk to them.
No. Pediary does not calculate doses, does not estimate HbA1c and gives no treatment advice. "Same as last time" only fills in the last dose of the same type you logged for that profile. Doses are decided with your doctor or diabetes doctor.
No, every value is entered by hand: Pediary does not connect to meters, sensors, Apple Health or Health Connect and does not import data automatically. In the entry screen you can note whether the value comes from a finger or a sensor.
The day by day table with doses, carbs, treated hypos and ketones, the blood glucose chart, averages by time of day with the number of readings, the highest and lowest value, the list of treated hypos and ketones, the insulins used in the period, the notes of the entries and, if you like, your notes for the diabetes doctor. LO and HI readings stay in the diary but are left out of the averages.
Yes. The blood glucose diary is on for every profile, child or adult, with no age limit, and you turn it off from the profile page. Each profile has its own separate diary, and the emergency medical card shows the last blood glucose logged and the insulins of the last 30 days.
Values, averages and charts, with no colours, bands or alerts: your doctor interprets them.
The diary lives on your phone and leaves it only if you link another phone or turn on the backup yourself.
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Download Pediary, log your blood glucose every day and bring a tidy PDF to look at together with your diabetes doctor.
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