mySugr - Diabetes Tracker Log
Manage diabetes data and therapy
by mySugr GmbH
iPhone · iPad · Android
Quick verdict
- What it is
- The mySugr app helps users manage their diabetes by tracking blood glucose levels, medication, and carb intake, and provides features such as personalized dashboards, insulin calculators, and secure data backup.
- Best for
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- someone with diabetes
- At a glance
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- From $4.99/mo
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
Categories and search queries
Official categories
- Medical
- Health & Fitness
AppCorpus categories
Key functions
| Function | Availability | Access | Scope | Evidence |
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| Free app | Yes | Free | — | Store published |
| In-app purchases | Yes | Limited free | — | Store published |
| PDF export | Yes | Unknown | — |
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Screens
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5 store screenshots
Pricing & paywalls
- mySugr PRO: Monthly — $4.99/month
- mySugr PRO: Monthly — $39.99/year ($3.33/mo)
- Free to download
- In-app purchases: $2.99 - $39.99 per item
Ratings & reviews
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4/5My sug’r
I like just about everything about the app, except the sound your app makes when it does anything it considers noteworthy. It’s almost as annoying as the card reader at the grocery store. Aside from that, it works, and it keeps track of my readings without me having to do much. Tanx! Three days later… I’m still learning about the app, how I can use it, and what it can do for me and my health. I have started tracking my daily drug regimen. I like that the app remembers my regular meds from day to day. I have not yet found instructions or a help screen, both of which will be useful when I find them. I got a bit confused with the list of my drugs and the numbers on the right hand side of the screen. I mistakenly thought the numbers indicated the doses in milligrams. Actually, they represent the number of pills that I take. Ooooh. Now I get it. For me, I think having the app remember the number of pills would be helpful; it would save a little time, AND it would lessen the chance of making a mistake in reporting the drugs I take. Thanks for developing the app and for sharing it with us. Please continue to develop the app and keep sharing them with us. Dan Frain
CowboyDan123 · 30 Aug 2026
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2/5“Latest” version
The “Latest” version of this app has a known “bug” where it dropped the DMI reading. This leaves you guessing where you might be trending toward your A1C goal. That’s a pretty big deal for someone like myself who’s goal is to send my type 2 diabetes diagnosis intoy remission before my body becomes to dependent upon Metformin to regulate insulin. I was trending remarkably well with diet and lifestyle changes and have had good glucose reading on half the Metformin, but since the DMI feature is no longer available, I’ve got no idea where I’m heading re: my A1C. This is disturbing because I based my decision to buy the Roche “Accu-Chek Guide Me” glucose meter on its Bluetooth connectivity and the feature of this app; most importantly the trending DMI levels. Very disappointed with no projected date for an impending “bug fix” in sight. Just that “we’re working on it”. This should be an easy fix as the coding for this feature was in previous versions of the MySugr app. C’mon folks. Get your act together. This device and its app are not toys, it a medical device and accompanying app that a lot of people depend upon. “We’ll get to it” is an unacceptable response for a known bug fix for a medical device. It should be addressed with the highest priority. No excuse for releasing medical software updates with bugs and no timeline for fixing the problem.
kss2711 · 30 Aug 2026
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5/5I am using this for my dog child, just so you know…
first of all, I am concurrently also testing with the Pettest blood glucose meter. I ran out of pet test strips and was in a bind because I had not received my mail order strips specifically for dog blood with my dog eat… so I did a fairly exhaustive search online for the most accurate human meter that was available that could help me in an emergency situation. At least get a ballpark for my dog. I have to say this meter on these strips are a godsend. I chose this company’s meters because of the BG range that it tested. I realize that it is not 100% accurate, but in truth, every drop of blood is going to test differently, just from my own experience. It’s darn close though, and in a pinch, I can pick up this meter and the matching strips for an amount of money that doesn’t hurt me, and I can in the very least do my best to keep my dog out of the danger zone. And… I absolutely love the app!!!! I love the tags. I love the notes that I can take, I love being able to just scroll through and see what the numbers have been over a week, knowing what my dog has eaten, knowing how she felt uncertain days… I love this app. It helps me feel a bit more confident in what I’m doing… Especially since she can’t tell me. Thank you. Guide Me and this adorable app… And you even make me giggle along with your little emoji… 🫠🫶🏽 PS- if if you would like to be a test a dog version??? Please count me in!🐾
Rosaleen Bellefleur · 30 Aug 2026
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5/5Nice stable app
Nice stable app for recording sugars and medications and viewing trends. The “slaying the monster” approach is used as a lighthearted incentive (and you can turn off the audio when you tire of it). The free version is definitely useful. The subscription version might be nice if you have a meter that syncs data with mySugr covered by your health plan (mine doesn’t). There are some extra features available in the subscription version (e.g., photos of meals and extra event categories/rationale), which also enable you to “earn” more points to slay the monster. My largest negative/frustration is the way it defines the minimum number of results for calculating HA1c estimates. My insurance only pays for 3 finger sticks a day (for type II), so even if I have months of data recorded, mySugr will often state it has insufficient data. Most people will visit a doctor during the day, so there will always be a partial day of data (for me that is less than 3 sticks). It does not make sense that it will provide me an estimate of HA1c at 11:59pm, but won’t at 12:01am (2 minutes later), although it has the same amount of data. Based on responses to help tickets, this is currently considered a “feature” rather than a bug. Technically, this would appear to be an easy fix [e.g., using 24 hr periods (rather than “days”) or calculating using the previous full day]. I’m guessing that changing the calculation might require a recertification cost, since it is certified as a medical device, so maybe we will see an improvement in later?
gmb-md · 30 Aug 2026
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5/5By far the best glucose level tracking app!
I used an old app for many years but eventually it became incompatible with latest iOS and I had to change. I tried 6 different apps and this one trounced the competition at the time. That was 3 years ago, and since then, the app has gotten better in many ways. This service and development teams are incredible. Super-responsive, they understand when you have issues and and I’m constantly impressed with how quickly they’re able to implement changes and get them out to their users. One complaint about a recent change: If you have a meter that syncs entries directly with the app, you no longer have the ability to adjust the time of the entry. I liked to do this for times when I end up waiting 15-45 mins after testing to take my pre-meal shot, since getting precise timing of insulin injections is more important than precise timing of BG readings while fasting. Sadly, this is no longer an option and instead the only option is to delete the synced entry and recreate it manually, which is MUCH more painful. I wish they would restore users’ the ability to manage their own data how they see fit.
cyber553 · 30 Aug 2026
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2/5
Annoying "turn on Bluetooth" box. I'm using app on this secondary device. I'm unable to block the intrusive request to prevent the box reminding me to enable Bluetooth. On primary iOS device it's stuck on "loading data" plus its ridiculously slow.
Google Me · 6 Aug 2026
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1/5
does not give me the optoin to put in of my sugar machine
hennie olivier · 6 Aug 2026
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1/5
won't sync with Samsung health keeps telling me to update the app. tried emailing support and Delta following error: The response from the remote server was: 550 Administrative prohibition
Randy Hoopes · 6 Aug 2026
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1/5
Used to be super easy to use now cannot even get it to paired. 😡
Pakchan Virulhchanya · 6 Aug 2026
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1/5
still needs update to sync with google fitbit
Rashed Alyoha · 6 Aug 2026
Privacy & accessibility
Privacy
- Data Linked to You — Analytics — Health & Fitness — Fitness Developer declared
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Privacy
- Data collected — Analytics — App activity — App interactions Developer declared
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Versions
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3.120.0
Think of this release as changing the oil in your car - you shouldn’t really notice it, but everything runs better!
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3.121.0
We are working on some really cool stuff, but we need a little more time to finish things up. So for this release we only have some minor changes, you won’t even see them!
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3.122.0
If you cannot find the difference it means we did some awesome work in maintaining, replacing or polishing up some of the most tiny gears that make this app run smoothly.
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3.123.0
Improved handling of GPS location tracking in the app to enhance usability, privacy, and transparency. · GPS data is only saved when a user explicitly logs an entry with GPS enabled. · Updated location consent messages clearly explain why and when GPS data is collected, helping ensure informed user decisions. · GPS-related features and behaviors are now consistent across iOS and Android platforms, avoiding confusion and ensuring a uniform user experience.
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3.124.0
As life goes, things change constantly but not always noticeably - so we do with our app! Happy logging!
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3.125.0
We’ve put hard work into this release to change things for the better - and the best thing about it: You will not even notice!
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3.126.0
Now available in selected countries, mySugr Glucose Insights is a new device software function of the mySugr Logbook (mySugr app) that activates when you connect an Accu-Chek SmartGuide sensor. Enjoy convenient glucose monitoring on the go and see your real-time CGM data on your smartphone. "For more information on country availability, visit your local Accu-Chek website. Your feedback means a lot to us: we’re constantly updating our app so that we can offer you the best possible diabetes management. If you think we’re doing a great job, then please rate us and spread the word about your experiences with mySugr."
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3.127.0
“Things don't have to change the world to be important.” (Steve Jobs) - This one is important, but for you it won’t change a thing! Happy logging!
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3.128.0
The hard work put into this release is aiming for you to ask: “So what’s the difference?”
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3.129.0
The difference between something good and something great is attention to detail - verrry small detail!
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3.130.0
For the best possible service, mySugr updates will now only be available for devices running iOS 18.2 and above. You can keep using this version of mySugr on devices with older iOS versions.
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3.130.1
Just a little, unnoticeable “extra” added to get us closer to becoming extraordinary with our app!
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3.131.0
To maintain our culture of transformation and to maintain our values, we felt the need to have some … - wait for it -… maintenance work done!
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3.131.1
If you don’t notice the changes, you didn’t notice the bugs! - We're lucky!
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3.132.0
If you are able to notice our latest changes then be prepared to be contacted by The Avengers - your skills will be valuable!
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3.132.1
We are confident enough to say: “You will not find the difference!” and add “but you can have a try!”
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3.133.0
If you find the 5 bugs we have fixed with this version, congratulations! You should consider becoming a Quality Assurance Specialist!
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3.134.0
Think of this release as of doing your housework - only you will know how much effort you put into it to keep things go bling!…not mentioning that we are maniacs when it comes to this. *BLING*
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3.135.0
We feel honored to announce that with this release you now have the opportunity to find that… NOTHING has changed for you! (Just a few little things we needed to fix)
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3.136.0
We’ve refined your Novo Nordisk smart pen experience to make logging insulin smoother and more accurate. Improved logic for identifying and marking airshots, ensuring your insulin records remain accurate. We’ve made it easier to fix incomplete imported entries, so your insulin dose history is always up to date. NFC pen pairing and the syncing process were optimised.
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3.137.0
For those of you afraid of changes this one will come as a relief! Actually, we think you’re gonna love it!
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3.140.0
Think of this release as changing the oil in your car - you shouldn’t really notice it, but everything runs better!
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3.141.0
We are working on some really cool stuff, but we need a little more time to finish things up. So for this release we only have some minor changes, you won’t even see them!
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3.141.1
“Because things are the way they are, things will not stay the way they are.” (Bertolt Brecht), saying, we’ve been putting our efforts in keeping things working smoothly for you so you can keep on logging!
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3.142.0
· 5 Jul 2026
Stay ahead of your glucose trends with our latest update. You can now schedule a weekly notification on Monday at your preferred time, to review all Patterns detected over the past week. You can now also set a reminder for specific Patterns to stay proactive and be able to prevent them.
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3.144.0
As life goes, things change constantly but not always noticeably - so we do with our app! Happy logging!
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3.145.0
· 24 Aug 2026
We’ve put hard work into this release to change things for the better - and the best thing about it: You will not even notice!
- 3.153.0 · 21 Jul 2026
- 3.155.0 · 18 Aug 2026
Alternatives
- Glucose | Blood Sugar Tracker — Same category + similar ratings
- OneTouch Reveal® app — Same category + similar ratings
Availability by market
- US
Data quality & evidence
- Page completeness
- Independent summary published
- Last verified
- 5 Sep 2026
- Sources
- App Store, Google Play