Gestational Diabetes Tracker

• Ad-free — $4.99

Last verified 6 Aug 2026

4.8 558 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5It has everything you need

   This is by far the best blood sugar tracking app out there. It has everything you would need including reminders for fasting levels, meal logs including carb levels, reminders 1 and/or 2 hours after meals etc. You can also directly export your logs and save/print directly from the app. It is such a no-nonsense app and makes tracking blood sugars so easy. I paid for the ad-free version which honestly costs less than a cup of coffee. But, even the free version had very unobtrusive ads. My only regret is that I didn’t know about it during my first pregnancy.

   Anusha2426 · 6 Aug 2026

2. 4/5Love it! But a few suggestions

   This app has made a difficult diagnosis so much easier. GD is a beast, but I love how easy it is to log my meals and blood sugar. I like how customizable the settings are as well, since different clinics have different standards. This was the first GD tracker app I downloaded and haven’t felt the need to even look into others. It does what I need, easily and simply! If I could change anything about it, though, here’s what I’d change: - my care team constantly complains that the font size in the report is too small and that it’s difficult to tell what column is what. I also wish there was an option to export the report as a PDF and not just an Excel file. - pleeeease consider making an Apple Watch version of this app if you’re not already! It would be so nice to be able to start a meal or at least log blood sugar on the watch, then add in meal details later on the phone. - this has no bearing on the function/usefulness of the app, but the ability to customize colors besides pink would be awesome :) Thank you for making this!

   Mackdizzle474858 · 6 Aug 2026

3. 5/5This is great and free

   I love that someone decided to meet an ad free version of this. I think it would be nice if I could make it vibrate to give me the alert like it would with a text message, but that might be something I can figure out if the volume is on, it does make a noise. I also think it would be kind of nice to have a spot where are you to put which finger you used, but I suppose you can do that in notes. Basically, I don’t have any complaints because it’s simple and does exactly what I want without ads.

   sneakysquid2 · 6 Aug 2026

4. 3/5Some bugs but overall good, basic app

   Interface is simple and I like the report export feature. However, the time limit around when you can input +1 and +2 hour readings is too narrow—if you forget to input a reading, it’s very difficult to get the app to accept it and still have it tied to the relevant meal. In settings, you can change the accepted time ranges for inputs, so I made them very broad and now I can’t input any +1 or +2 hour data; it tells me everything is out of range, even though it’s inside the range I set. Not sure how to fix other than delete and reinstall the app, which of course means data loss. If that were fixed, it would be 5 stars.

   JDurb923 · 6 Aug 2026

5. 3/5Needs post meal blood glucose editing options

   Very helpful and intuitive, but there is a glaring issue that needs attention. If you make a mistake in not categorizing a blood glucose reading as a post meal (+1 hr) reading, you cannot fix this mistake later and link it to the meal you intended- especially if you have eaten a meal since (say you meant to add a glucose reading to a lunch but didn’t properly categorize it as a post meal reading, you cannot add this reading to the meal if you notice this mistake later- especially if you had dinner prior to noticing the earlier mistake. You get an error message saying the reading is out of range or there is no option to add it directly to the meal entry).

   NinahBean · 6 Aug 2026

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