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Diabetes management, without the noise. Track glucose, insulin, and medications. See patterns in plain language. Share reports when it matters. Built for real daily use. apple.co/3GZIsm1 #diabetes #t2d #t1d #indieDev #iOS

Updated milestones celebrations in MIRA. Small moments, tracked and reflected over time. Coming up in the next release. 📲 apple.co/3V8rkho #journaling #privacy #iOS #selfcare

Glu Sight App @glusight.app · 6mo ago

Tablets, capsules, and more, now in @glusight.app . Track medications alongside glucose and insulin, with a full view of adherence. Log doses, set reminders, and see your full day in one app: about.glusight.app #diabetes #t2d #t1d #iOS #indieDev #buildInPublic

A smartphone screen displaying a medication management app with a list of medications under "Medication Therapies." The list includes "Atorvastatin OD," "Forxiga," "METGLUCO," and "Miglitol OD," each with dosage details, administration times, and notes. The top of the screen shows tabs for "Archived" and "New," with "New" highlighted in purple. The phone is held in a person's hand against a dark background.

Your glucose data has been trying to tell you something. Glu Sight finally translates it. 📲 about.glusight.app #Diabetes #T1D #T2D

Glu Sight | Track glucose and insulin on iPhone.

Log glucose and insulin fast, spot patterns sooner, and walk into appointments with clear reports. A privacy-first diabetes app for iPhone.

about.glusight.app

Glu Sight App @glusight.app · 7mo ago

I built a diabetes management app: everything for today, in one place. Average glucose, time in range, insulin, and trends, without switching screens. #diabetes #t2d #t1d #ios #indiedev #buildinpublic

Two smartphones displaying diabetes management apps against a teal background. The larger phone shows "Today" with a glucose average of 118 mg/dL and total insulin of 12.5 units, along with alerts for high glucose and insulin usage. The smaller phone displays a glucose pattern analysis, indicating frequent high readings between 12pm and 2pm, with 263 records, 1 insulin injection, and 6 very high events. Both phones have navigation icons at the bottom.

Glu Sight update: • insulin reminders now show how late a dose is (Lock Screen / Dynamic Island) • clearer progress + cleaner layout • guided Apple Health setup • improved localization Update available now. #diabetes #t2d #insulin #health

Setup in less than 60s. Simple onboarding. Personalized diabetes tracking. @glusight.app helps you stay consistent with your glucose routine from day one. about.glusight.app #diabetes #insulin #ios #indiedev #buildinpublic

Glu Sight’s #insulin reminders now support Live Activities. You can see what’s next, catch overdue doses, and log instantly, right from your Lock Screen. #diabetes #indiedev #appdev #ios

Glu Sight App @glusight.app · 7mo ago

Over the last few years I’ve built a handful of apps to solve problems I personally deal with. They ended up becoming tools I now use every day. Here they are ↓ #iOSDev #IndieDev #BuildInPublic #iOS

We’ve renewed and redesigned our landing page: about.glusight.app

Glu Sight | Track glucose and insulin on iPhone.

Log glucose and insulin fast, spot patterns sooner, and walk into appointments with clear reports. A privacy-first diabetes app for iPhone.

about.glusight.app

Glu Sight App @glusight.app · 8mo ago

New in @glusight.app : A daily 9:30 AM recap of yesterday’s glucose. Time in Range (TIR) when available. Low alerts if they happened. Tap the notification to jump straight to the full summary.

Screenshot of a smartphone notification center with a black background and a purple gradient border. The notification reads "Yesterday's summary is ready" with a colorful icon resembling a drop or leaf. Below, it states "Time in range: 86% yesterday — a strong day." The notification is 27 minutes old. In the background, there's a grayscale image of a child's legs wearing sandals. At the bottom, there are two circular icons: one resembling a flashlight and the other a camera, with a "Demo" label between them. An "X" in the top right corner allows closing the notification.

Just submitted a new glusightapp update. Focused on reducing everyday friction: → Smoother, more stable onboarding → Form state now preserved when the keyboard dismisses → More reliable Settings and Support navigation Plus better HealthKit sync and first-run reliability. #diabetes #t2d #t1d #iOS

Smartphone screenshot displaying a notification center with three app update alerts. The apps are "Blood Sugar Tracker: Glu Sight," "GLP-1 Tracker & Weight: Glypp," and another "Blood Sugar Tracker: Glu Sight." Each alert indicates a status change, with timestamps ranging from "1h ago" to "10:19." A "Connect" section with a dropdown for showing fewer notifications is present, along with a "Demo" button featuring a camera icon at the bottom.

Glu Sight App @glusight.app · 8mo ago

OK, this is cool stuff. This morning, glusightapp pointed something out: I tend to run low more often between 4–6pm. Obvious in hindsight, but seeing it clearly called out changed how I’m planning that part of my day. That’s the whole point of the insights engine I built in. #diabetes #indiedev

Smartphone screenshot displaying glucose levels. Top section shows time, connectivity icons, and battery. Below, "Today" header followed by two purple boxes: "Glucose Average" at 115 mg/dL and "Within Target" at 100%. Lower section highlights "Low Glucose Pattern" with text about frequent lows between 4pm-6pm and 13 hypoglycemic readings in the past week. Background is a blue grid pattern.

We’ve shipped a new Trends feature in Glu Sight. Instead of just numbers, it shows how your glucose is actually moving over time, with clear direction and deltas. It’s designed to be understandable at a glance, without needing to be an expert. apple.co/3GZIsm1 #diabetes #t2d #t1d #health

A person holding a smartphone displaying a diabetes management app. The screen shows glucose trends with sections for "Average Glucose," "Changes," and "Trend," including time frames like 7-day, 14-day, 30-day, and 90-day. Graphs illustrate glucose fluctuations, and text explains the use of averages and the importance of consistent logging. The bottom of the image features the text "MANAGE DIABETES, WITH CLARITY. Your glucose trends, at your fingertips."

Glu Sight v2.5.0 is finally out. This one adds proper trends, new insight cards, and a glucose-first mode where the UI adapts if you don’t use insulin. If you’re using the app, it’s a meaningful update. apple.co/3GZIsm1 #diabetes #t2d #t1d #indiedev #buildinpublic

I’m working on a new Trends feature in Glu Sight. It shows how glucose changes over 7 — 90 days with simple deltas and lightweight context. One goal: answer at a glance whether things are improving, worsening, or stable. Shipping soon. apple.co/3GZIsm1 #diabetes #t2d #indiedev #buildinpublic