ditto Glucose Logbook
Free AppAbout ditto Glucose Logbook
The ditto App is far more than a simple diabetes log. It provides a variety of ways to view your data, add notes and pictures to your entries, and e-mail your glucose results to a doctor, nurse, or family member. Blood glucose data can be downloaded from a selection of compatible FDA approved glucose meters using the ditto device. Once the data is downloaded, the results can be viewed directly on your smart phone or tablet as well as on the secure https://www.mydittolife.com website.
- Eliminate the need for manual entries by receiving data transmitted from the ditto Bluetooth Device
- Manual entries available if needed
- Color coded entries let you quickly see which entries are above or below your range
- Set your own ranges or use the default American Diabetes Association suggested range
- Graph View displays your glucose data over the selected time frame.
- Calendar View lets you easily see day-to-day patterns in your results
- List View allows you to quickly see your daily entry details and add notes and pictures
- View glucose results by day, week, month, or 3 months time spans
- Add text notes to each entry to keep track of events, mood, and any other details.
- Tag pictures of meals to your entries from your photo library or snap the photo right from the app
- Create PDF or CSV reports of your results to e-mail to your medical professional
Access your account at https://www.mydittolife.com to get even more features for tracking your diabetes data.
The app can be used with the ditto Bluetooth or ditto Bluetooth LE devices to download results directly off a compatible glucose meter to the ditto diabetes logbook. For our current list of compatible meters visit: https://www.biomedtricsinc.com/product/ditto-bluetooth-le.html
Note: ditto Bluetooth LE support requires Android 4.3 and above.
Discover more information on our website at https://www.biomedtricsinc.com
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More downloads ditto Glucose Logbook reached 1 000 - 5 000 downloads
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Version update ditto Glucose Logbook was updated to version 1.2
What are users saying about ditto Glucose Logbook
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I've been utilizing multiple web enabled devices (scale,fitness watch, etc) to take control of my weight/diabetes. Ditto has been a great addition to my toolkit to give me an easy but comprehensive view into my glucose trends over weeks and months. I'm using the graphs and calender to monitor the effect of my eating and exercising on my glucose levels. I also travel quite a bit for work, and the small profile fits nicely into my glucose case.
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I've been using the app and device for a few months now. I'm pretty lazy when it comes to writing in a log, so this is perfect for me. While I've been able to get away with years of not logging everything the way I should, I now find myself (like so many others) in a fight with my insurance company for a new/better pump and really require the documentation. Biomedtrics to the rescue! Now with a quick download to my phone, I've got it. I like the graphs for easy to read stats and the ability to add informati
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The web interface has a clean, attractive appearance - the phone app, not so much. Both were slow/kludgy. I’ve used both and find myself wondering why on earth they would put this out without labeling it a beta? A few examples: I entered before/after meal glucose readings for 12:26 AM. When I print a report it lists on the chart/logbook as labeled 12:26 AM but showing under ‘6 pm – midnight’ on the report I’m supposed to be able to share with my doctor. The Android app uses military time (00:26) and the web app gives only the option of AM/PM - that may be where the error lies. Whatever the reason, if I entered the data and had a hard time following what happened when – I can’t count on the doctor’s staff being able to follow it. On my phone I selected the “Remember Me?” option. Consistently, the first time I press ‘Sign In’ I get various errors, I back up, try again, and it blanks out my login credentials and flips the “Remember Me?” switch to OFF. There is a slider bar meant to be used to enter your glucose readings. It looks nice – but I’d like to see the programmers manage to enter a specific three digit number within using a fingertip on a phone screen.