Quick verdict
- What it is
- Store information collected; independent summary not yet available.
- At a glance
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- Free download · core features require a paid plan
- In-app purchases
- Subscription
Categories and search queries
Official categories
- Medical
- Health & Fitness
AppCorpus categories
Key functions
| Function | Availability | Access | Scope | Evidence |
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| Family Sharing | Yes | Unknown | App Store | Store published |
| Free app | Yes | Free | — | Store published |
| In-app purchases | Yes | Limited free | — | Store published |
| Subscription | Yes | Paid | — | Store published |
Screens
App Store
26 store screenshots
Pricing & paywalls
App Store
- Diabeto Log Premium — $2.49
- Diabeto Log Premium — $18.49
Ratings & reviews
App Store
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5/5I don’t seem to have many issues with this app
I have used this app for syncing my Freestyle Libre sensor to Apple Health…so far I have used the Libre 14 Day and the Libre 3…both sync to this app through the Libre Link app with hardly any issues. The Libre 14 Day sensor is scanned and while it doesn’t always scan on the first try, I usually don’t have any issues on a rescan. The Libre 3 sensor actually connects with a live connection which works seamlessly transmitting information to Apple health and whatever other apps Apple health is connected to…I have an iPhone 14 Pro Max with the latest update…and I really love this app!
rison911 · 31 Jul 2026
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2/5Not bad but can be way better
I use this app and the libre freestyle app, they are usually with 30-40 points of each other, no idea which one is right or closer most the time more often than not I have to verify with a finger stick anyway so there is that. The big issue and probably why ill mist likely stop using this app even after paying for it the reading are out randomly on the chart. I always have to go into the log book and record the reading I just got in the right place. For example I just did a noon check for lunch and it placed the reading in the break spot don't had to delete it and put it where is is supposed to be. Happens every single day with every single scan. Sometimes the reading is out on a whole different day or later in the day then it actually is. Fix that and this would a solid app till then it may stay on my phone but I probably wont use it much longer.
mmmkkkiiiihhhy · 31 Jul 2026
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5/5Fabulous App
This is really an amazing app for those trying to truly manage their diabetes. This app allows your CGM values to go to apple health, and even to Epic’s EHR (to your provider) via I believe a flow sheet. The various charts/graphs are incredibly helpful and well thought out. I don’t usually bother to write reviews for anything, but I made an exception here - phenomenal work by the developers!
kyla.ensor · 31 Jul 2026
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1/5Frustrating
Downloaded the app and started the 3 day free trial. I liked the app and purchased the $2.99 monthly plan on the second day. I used the app to link with Apple health which then pushed data to Cronometer. At the end of the third day the free trial period ended and all the functionality I paid for turned off. Apple subscription is active but the software doesn’t see it and now it doesn’t work. I keep getting pop ups trying to get me to subscribe to a plan I’ve already purchased. I would have liked to use this app but apparently I can’t. I will be deleting the app and canceling my subscription as soon as I post this review.
bjggyfikm · 31 Jul 2026
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4/5Alert is wrong
I’m using the Libre 3 plus and it constantly alerts me that my sensor is expiring in less than 24 hours when my sensor won’t expire still for a couple of days. I get why it can’t connect directly with the sensor because Abbott Labs went to great lengths to prevent that. Wish they had just focused on their own problems instead. God knows it should be more reliable. I do experience gaps in data on this app.
DunknDonuts · 31 Jul 2026
Privacy & accessibility
App Store
Privacy
- Data Not Linked to You — Analytics — Usage Data — Product Interaction Developer declared
- Data Not Linked to You — Analytics — User Content — Customer Support Developer declared
- Data Not Linked to You — App Functionality — Purchases — Purchase History Developer declared
- Data Not Linked to You — Other Purposes — Diagnostics — Crash Data Developer declared
- Data Not Linked to You — Third-Party Advertising — Identifiers — Device ID Developer declared
- Data Not Linked to You — Diagnostics Developer declared
- Data Not Linked to You — Identifiers Developer declared
- Data Not Linked to You — Purchases Developer declared
- Data Not Linked to You — Usage Data Developer declared
- Data Not Linked to You — User Content Developer declared
- Data Used to Track You — Identifiers — Device ID Developer declared
- Data Used to Track You — Identifiers Developer declared
Accessibility
No accessibility labels collected yet.
Versions
App Store
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2025.19
Bug fixes and stability enhancements
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2025.20
This is a bug fixes update - Corrected an error in the PDF export daily blood glucose averages - Carbs consumed before breakfast time could end up in the wrong day in the log - Fixed an issue that could prevent the generation of the monthly glucose summary - Glycemic summary notifications could sometimes stay after the summary has been read
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2025.21
Bug fixes and stability improvements
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2025.22
Bug fixes and stability enhancements
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2025.23
- Additional tweaks to the iOS 26 design - Small bug fixes
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2026.1
- Additional tweaks to the iOS 26 design - Added a swipe gesture on the Graphs screen to easily change the date - Resolved an issue where the hypoglycemia timer could not be canceled - Small bug fixes
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2026.10
- New: Activity data is now overlaid on the Timeline for a better understanding of your blood glucose. - New: Carbs intakes for your hypoglycemias now have a grams value. The value is adjustable in Settings > Core diabetes settings. These carbs will now be shown in the graphs and in the Timeline. - Improved speed of navigation to the Log screen - Fixed a navigation bug with the Log’s calendar
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2026.11
- New: Graphs data are now more detailed for users with a linked cgm sensor - New: Automatic calculation of postprandial blood glucose values for users with a linked cgm sensor. The calculated values are visible in the log. This can be turned off in Settings > User Interface - Multiple small fixes and improvements
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2026.12
Bug fixes and stability enhancements
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2026.14
Bug fixes and stability enhancements
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2026.15
- New: LibreView sync. Automatically sync your sensor data with your LibreView account. - Fixed: last known blood glucose could sometimes be wrong on the dashboard graph - Small bug fixes and enhancements
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2026.16
Small bug fixes and enhancements
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2026.17
Bug fixes and stability improvements
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2026.18
- New: Dexcom Share / Follow sync. Enable Dexcom Share in your sensor’s app and the enter your credentials in Settings > External Devices > Dexcom Follow to automatically import your data in the app. - Bug fix: newly entered blood glucose values did not appear right away in the log, letting the user think that the value had not been correctly saved
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2026.19
Dexcom Share / Follow sync on watchOS
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2026.2
New features - Residual Active Insulin: now when you look at the input screen to log a new insulin intake, the app will warn you if you still have active fast insulin in your body. Start by setting the action duration time of your brand of fast insulin in Settings > Treatments - (Beta) Automatic carbs counting: take a picture of your meal and let the app calculate how much carbs it contains. Then log it in one tap! Make sure to enable the beta features in Settings > User interface and let us know what you think. - iOS Control Center integration: you can now add control buttons to your Control Center to add new data, start an hypo timer or take a picture to count your carbs Improvements - Added a small tutorial to explain how Dexcom users can enable Apple Health integration to have their data automatically imported - Multiple minor bug fixes
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2026.20
Stability and performance enhancements
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2026.21
· 8 Jul 2026
- Improved log predictions with a new UI - Fixed a bug that could make the LibreView sync import no data - Small bug fixes and stability improvements
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2026.3
New features - Residual Active Insulin: now when you look at the input screen to log a new insulin intake, the app will warn you if you still have active fast insulin in your body. Start by setting the action duration time of your brand of fast insulin in Settings > Treatments - (Beta) Automatic carbs counting: take a picture of your meal and let the app calculate how much carbs it contains. Then log it in one tap! Make sure to enable the beta features in Settings > User interface and let us know what you think. - iOS Control Center integration: you can now add control buttons to your Control Center to add new data, start an hypo timer or take a picture to count your carbs Improvements - Added a small tutorial to explain how Dexcom users can enable Apple Health integration to have their data automatically imported - Multiple minor bug fixes
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2026.4
- iCloud sync improved reliability - Small bug fixes
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2026.5
- Updated graphs! Most graphs have been rewritten from scratch to correct small issues and corner cases. The new version will also provide a strong basis to add future graphing related features. More on this soon… - Lots of small quality of life enhancements and minor issues fixes
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2026.6
- Graphs on the Apple Watch! All the main app graphs are now also available on your watch - Improved graph selector on iOS - Small bug fixes and stability improvements
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2026.7
- New: Heat map chart for blood glucose average (iOS + watchOS) - Fixed: Blood glucose graphs were not correct when displayed in mmol/L - Fixed: home screen widgets were not immediately updated when the blood glucose unit was changed
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2026.8
- Smart carb counting: snap a photo of your meal, and let the app instantly estimate the carb content—then log it with just one tap! - Enhanced Dashboard Widgets: visualize your data at a glance with the new gauge-style graphs - Resolved an issue causing delays in data appearing in your log
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2026.9
- New: your activity data is now visible in the timeline « See all data » screen - Fixed: the app could crash when tapping a glycemic summary notification on the Home screen - Fixed: some graphs could show no data in the watch app
Alternatives
- Sweet Dreams – Sugar Tracker — Same category + similar ratings
- Glucose Buddy Diabetes Tracker — Same category + similar ratings
Availability by market
- US
Data quality & evidence
- Page completeness
- Live store listing
- Last verified
- 31 Jul 2026
- Sources
- App Store
- Independent summary has not been published yet.