Glysimi app showing diabetes diary entries with blood glucose readings, food logs, and insulin doses

Finally, a diabetes diary that actually works

Most apps just collect your numbers. Glysimi helps you build the kind of practical knowledge that matters when you’re deciding how much insulin to take.

Track your blood sugar, insulin, food, and life—then instantly find patterns from similar days.

Because the best diabetes management tool isn’t an algorithm. It’s your own experience, organized and searchable.

Built by someone who lives this daily

After 30+ years with Type 1 diabetes, I couldn’t find an app that worked for my real needs. Everything had tiny text, search that didn’t work, or made simple things complicated.

So I built Glysimi for myself—and used it to achieve 90%+ time-in-range over the past 5 years.

Now I’m sharing it because I know you’ve faced the same frustrations.

Why Glysimi hits different

Search that actually finds things

Type “pizza workout” and instantly see every time you had pizza then exercised. No endless scrolling.

See your whole day at a glance

Blood sugar, insulin, food, notes, and tags—all in one clear view.

Built for real eyes

Large, readable text and high-contrast colors. Designed for daily use.

Fully supports iOS accessibility features

Including VoiceOver and Dynamic Type for larger text sizes

Your data stays yours

Everything lives on your device. Export anytime. No account required.

Perfect for people who

  • Need to dose insulin multiple times daily
  • Know that food is more than just carbohydrates
  • Maybe follow low-carb or keto lifestyles
  • Want to understand their diabetes, not just track numbers
  • Value privacy and control over their health data
  • Are tired of apps that feel like homework, instead of usefull tools

Try it risk-free

Free forever: Track and search your last 30 days Full access: Low monthly subscription unlocks unlimited history

No tricks, no gotchas. Try it free and see if it clicks for you.

Glysimi is a personal diary tool, not a medical device. Always consult your healthcare provider for medical decisions.