TRUE MANAGER™ AIR

• Free

Last verified 31 Jul 2026

2.1 375 ratings · App Store

1. 2/5So much potential, so disappointing

   As a new diabetic, I was overwhelmed with the prospect of having to chart every reading. I got the TrueMetrix Air in order to take advantage of the Bluetooth connection and logging. It mostly works, but doesn’t auto sync like the documentation says it will, so I manually connect it. I’m just annoyed that it doesn’t do what it says it will do. My biggest complaint? Why in the world doesn’t it sync with Apple Health? Seriously?!? You’ve got an app that you have developed to work on iOS devices but you’re going to lock your customers out of taking advantage of something that could integrate with a highly used and effective way for people to track their healthy statistics in one place?!? Even my blood pressure machine/app integrates with Apple Health. You’ve had this app out for a number of years and you can’t be bothered to update it and provide basic integration to an app used by millions of people? Shame on you!

   uthpastordave · 31 Jul 2026

2. 4/5Tracking for GD

   Not a bad app. Could be better in just a few areas. Not a deal breaker. 1) If I forget to select whether my glucose was fasting or non fasting in the glucometer at the time of testing, I’m able to go in edit that in the app after the fact, but it will not show the icon on the app as it would if I selected it from the glucometer device itself. It just appears like I forgot to enter it until I click into the entry, then I can see what I selected. 2) Since some of us are using a glucometer to test for gestational diabetes during pregnancy it would be nice be able to set parameters that the doctor specifies. For now, the only option is: Hypo, Lower Target and Upper Target. It’s very simplistic. Would have liked to see Fasting, Non-Fast parameter options. For fasting I need to be (less than) <95mg/dl and for non fast, I need to be (less than) <140mg/dl. I’m not sure how to adjust the parameters based on that with the current options. Maybe the company could reach back out to me about it.

   coyotenegra · 31 Jul 2026

3. 3/5Has potential, just isn’t there yet

   This app has a lot of potential, but unfortunately isn’t great as-is. It does what it says- syncs with the meter via Bluetooth, but that’s about it. It also doesn’t work with dark mode in iOS, which is really a pain. I have to keep changing my settings to use the app, but I digress... In my experience, most people who are monitoring blood sugar are also monitoring other health stats like weight, blood pressure, ketones, and tracking medications. This app doesn’t need to be able to do all that, but it would be great if it could share data with the apps we all already use to track that, like Apple Health. I eat Freahly meals and track my nutrition by syncing Apple Health with the Freshly App. My activity ring and watch syncs activity and heart rate with Apple Health. Being able to have this app share my readings with the Apple Health app would let me track all my readings and compare to nutrition data, weight, and blood pressure to make positive changes to address or prevent health issues.

   L_Syn · 31 Jul 2026

4. 2/5Does not integrate with Apple Health

   You know, these are simple numbers. Sharing these automatically with the Apple Health app would be a trivial matter. The supplied app does work. Not the best Bluetooth integration, but useable. You can get it to work after a bit and then just memorize the procedure. No marks off for that. The hardware works fine. It transfers the data to the app via a sync icon once Bluetooth is activated (which is not automatic). A reading is displayed, but for some reason, you can’t swipe or scroll through other readings. You have to go to the “logbook” to see a list of view them on a report. My thought is, if you’re not going to put significant resources into designing an app with a rich set of features, just make it utilitarian with the basics and let it integrate into Apple Heath or Withings or some other health app that complies your data. This is a basic app. The best you can do is email yourself your numbers and plug them in manually. If you are on an iOS device, which you must be if you are reading this, it kind of makes sense to find another device that provides integration with other heath iOS apps. It’s valuable to see all your blood data alongside of exercise, diet and other metrics. Otherwise you are testing in a vacuum and missing out on a chance to really keep track of, and maintain your health.

   flashinpan2 · 31 Jul 2026

5. 1/5App crashes EVERY time

   This was good (even great) for the first week after downloading it. Was really helpful for me to see all of my blood sugar readings in one place and organized just how I like it— without having to remember jotting down every single one of my readings throughout the day. The Bluetooth connection was the next level feature I needed to motivate me to check more often because once my meter and iphone are connected and the results come flooding in, I do feel really proud of myself which is so important as a Type 1 that can’t catch a break with this disease. But, after the initial week of using this app, it CONTINUOUSLY CRASHES and it is the most frustrating thing EVER. As soon as you click on the app and it opens up to the home screen, the app closes out and you’re suddenly staring at your iPhone home screen. Even if you try closing and reopening the app, it does the same thing again and shuts down before downloading ANY blood sugar readings from the True Metrix meter. I had such high hopes for this app. Extremely disappointed.

   andhabs · 31 Jul 2026

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