What the diary does today
- Record glucose readings tagged fasting, before a meal, 2 hours after a meal, bedtime or random — with an optional comment.
- Work in mmol/L (the Australian standard) or switch the display to mg/dL if that's what you're used to.
- See your trend chart with general guide lines, plus fasting and after-meal averages — shown for context only, never as medical advice.
- Download a PDF report or a spreadsheet whenever you choose.
A report built around meal timing
The PDF report groups your readings the way clinicians think about them: fasting average, after-meal average, lowest and highest readings with dates, counts of readings below 4 or above 15, and the full record with meal context on every row. You print it or email it to the practice yourself.
Common questions
What do I need to sign up?
Just a working email address. We don't ask for your name, date of birth or phone number.
Can my doctor or diabetes educator see my readings?
No — only you can see your diary. When you want them to see your readings, download a report and bring or send it yourself.
Which units does it use?
Readings are stored in mmol/L, the Australian standard. If you're used to mg/dL, switch the display with one tap — the report your doctor receives stays in mmol/L, and the spreadsheet includes both.
Does it connect to my glucose meter?
Not currently — you type in the number your meter shows, which takes about ten seconds with the meal context included.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes — it runs in the browser on any device, and you can add it to your home screen so it opens like an app.