New glucose app on Product Hunt
Blood Sugar Journal launched on Product Hunt as an AI-first diabetes diary that uses GPT‑4o‑mini to generate glucose and insulin reports and offers iOS + iCloud sync. (x.com) The maker says it’s built for everyday tracking and automated report generation to speed clinician reviews. (x.com)
The App Store listing shows Blood Sugar Journal is published by developer Dmitry Mashkin and describes manual logging for glucose, short/long insulin, meals and HbA1c plus built‑in PDF report export. (apps.apple.com) The app’s paid tier, “Blood Sugar Journal Pro,” is advertised as adding AI‑written summaries and extended reporting, with subscription options billed through Apple and automatic renewals handled in the App Store subscription settings. (apps.apple.com) The developer copy emphasizes local, on‑device observations for core insights and explicitly lists Apple Health export as a supported data export pathway. (apps.apple.com) Product Hunt’s product page for Blood Sugar Journal shows the item labeled “Launching today,” lists 21 followers, and places the product in Health & Fitness and Biohacking categories. (producthunt.com) Independent summaries and review roundups published around March 30, 2026 note the free tier delivers the core diary and charts while AI summaries and extended reporting are gated behind the Pro subscription. (toolradar.com) Both the Product Hunt discussion and the App Store description indicate the app centers on manual entries and Apple Health export rather than native continuous‑glucose‑monitor (CGM) device integrations, with at least one Product Hunt commenter asking how arm‑worn sensors would connect. (producthunt.com) A short promotional walkthrough video posted on YouTube demonstrates the iOS‑focused interface, day charts and the app’s PDF report export in a clip published around March 30, 2026. (youtube.com)
