Coming soon to iPhone and Android

Your diabetes diary. Just say it.

Say your blood sugar, insulin or a meal in your own words. Glycove saves it with the time, works out the carbs, and answers when you ask how your week went.

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A short film of the app, with sample data: saying or typing “Sugar 138 after dinner, took 6 units” saves a reading and an insulin dose, and asking for the week’s average gets an answer.
The app

See it in action.

One number, a plain sentence, and your day drawn as a line over your range. These screens use sample data.

Glycove Today screen: a blood sugar of 124 mg/dL in range, a plain sentence, and today’s readings drawn as a line over the target range.
Today: your day at a glance
Glycove conversation: “Sugar 138 after dinner, took 6 units” is saved as a blood sugar reading and an insulin dose, with an Undo button.
Say it. Saved with the time, with Undo
Glycove Reports screen: seven-day blood sugar average, range and a daily range chart.
Reports your care team can read
Less typing. More context.

Made for the day you actually had.

Talk, type or take a photo. Glycove adds the time and keeps the questions to a minimum.

Say it

Just tell it

“Sugar 132 before breakfast.” “Took 10 units of NovoRapid.” Clear updates are saved at once, and every one can be undone.

Snap it

Photograph the plate

Get an estimate of the carbs and calories, with the foods and portions shown so you can adjust them. Estimates are not exact measurements.

See it

Your day, drawn

One number, a plain sentence and today’s line against your range. Weekly and monthly reports are ready to share with your care team.

For every kind of diabetes

Type 1, type 2, gestational and more.

Setup takes a few quick questions so Glycove fits you: your type, how you manage it, what you eat and the unit your meter shows.

Parents and carers can keep a diary for a child or someone they look after. Read the types of diabetes explained or a guide for parents.

Your choices stay visible

  • Your diary is encrypted on your phone.
  • AI runs only when you turn it on.
  • Edit or undo any saved entry.
  • Export your records whenever you like.
Learn

Guides to help you keep track.

Plain-language answers with their sources, on blood sugar, food, daily habits and caring for others.

Blood sugar basics

Time in range

Time in range is the share of the day your glucose stays between 70 and 180 mg/dL. How it is calculated and what the international consensus says.

Food and carbs

The plate method

How to build a balanced plate with the plate method: half non-starchy vegetables, a quarter protein and a quarter high-fibre carbohydrate.

Daily habits and self-care

Walking after meals

What research says about short walks after eating, how much activity guidelines recommend, and safety points to discuss with your care team.

Daily habits and self-care

Blood sugar diary

A practical guide to keeping a blood sugar diary: what to record, why context matters, and a simple template you can copy.

Blood sugar basics

Types of diabetes

The main types of diabetes in plain language: type 1, type 2, gestational diabetes and prediabetes, and how they differ.

Daily habits and self-care

Daily foot checks

Why the CDC and NIDDK advise checking your feet every day with diabetes, what to look for, and when to contact your doctor.

See all guides

Free tools

Handy tools that run in your browser.

Converters, calculators and a printable log. Nothing you type leaves your device.

Free tool

Blood sugar converter

Convert blood glucose between mg/dL and mmol/L instantly. Free, private, with a reference table and the formula.

Free tool

A1c converter

Convert A1c between percent (NGSP) and mmol/mol (IFCC) and see the estimated average glucose. Free, private, with formulas and sources.

Free tool

Average glucose calculator

Paste your glucose readings to see the average, highest, lowest, time below, in and above range, variability and GMI. Free and private, in your browser.

Free tool

Carb calculator

Work out the carbohydrate and calories in the portion you ate from a nutrition label, per serving or per 100 g. Free and private, in your browser.

Free tool

Printable blood sugar log

A free printable weekly blood sugar log with columns for each time of day, insulin or medicines and notes. Print it or download the spreadsheet.

See all tools

Questions people ask

What is Glycove?

Glycove is a diabetes diary app you can talk to. Say your blood sugar, insulin or a meal, or take a photo of your plate, and Glycove saves it with the time, estimates the carbs and answers questions such as “What was my average this week?”.

When will Glycove be available?

Glycove is coming soon to iPhone and Android. Follow the Glycove page on LinkedIn for launch news.

Does Glycove tell me how much insulin to take?

No. Glycove never recommends doses, treatment changes or targets. It records what you tell it. Follow your care team’s plan.

Which types of diabetes is Glycove for?

Glycove is built for people with type 1, type 2, gestational diabetes, prediabetes and other types, and for parents and carers who keep a diary for someone else.

Can I log by voice, text or photo?

Yes. You can talk, type or take a photo of a meal. You can also add entries with a manual form. Every saved entry can be edited or undone.

Read all the questions

Be among the first to try Glycove.

Glycove is coming soon. Follow along for launch news.

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Glycove is a diary. It never recommends doses or treatment, and it does not diagnose or monitor emergencies. Keep following your care team’s plan.