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mySugr App

Simplifying Diabetes Management for Your Patients1

The mySugr app helps your patients take control of their diabetes by consolidating all their therapy data in one easy-to-use platform.1 With powerful tools and insights, it enables patients to understand how factors like food, exercise, and medication can impact their blood glucose levels, promoting engagement and proactivity in their care.

mySugr App Features

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mySugr Logging

With the mySugr app, patients can log important therapy data such as blood sugar, meals, activity, insulin, and more — all in one place. Finally, a diabetes management app that’s as unique as each of your patients are:

  • Automatic Logging: Patients can connect compatible devices to have their blood glucose readings automatically recorded in the app, providing real-time insights without relying on outdated paper logbooks.
  • Reduced Manual Errors: Automatic data importing saves time and ensures data accuracy.
  • Holistic Management: Patients can easily integrate fitness data with their Google Fit® or Apple Health® devices to better understand how their activity might impact their blood sugar levels. 
mySugr App Logbook
mySugr App Analytics

mySugr Analytics

With the mySugr app, patients can get a clear overview of their diabetes management using mySugr stats. The dashboard in the app provides a visualization of glycemic trends and key metrics, covering the past 7, 14, 30, or 90 days to help guide informed and timely decisions.

  • Daily Metrics: The mySugr app provides patients with same-day statistics to help with (bolus-) fine-tuning and overall glycemic control.
  • User-Friendly Visualization: The intuitive dashboard makes it easy for patients to review patterns and trends over a week, a month, or even an entire quarter, helping them stay engaged and proactive in their care.1 

mySugr Reports

The mySugr app allows your patients to compile and share all their diabetes data with ease, offering a seamless way to keep you informed of their progress. With the mySugr Report feature, patients can generate a comprehensive summary of their metrics for printing or digital sharing, ensuring you have the necessary insights to guide their therapy effectively.

mySugr Reports provide you and your patient with:

  • Blood Glucose (BG) Averages: Weekly summaries of your patient’s glucose levels.
  • Standard Deviation: Insight into glucose variability  to understand fluctuations around your patient's estimated average blood glucose (eAG) levels.
  • Comprehensive Logs: All recorded data, including patient activity, blood pressure, body weight, ketones, insulin injections, and more, available at a glance.
mySugr App Reports

Product Training and Support

The mySugr app: Pairing your device

Learn how to pair the Accu Chek Guide Me meter to the mySugr app.

The mySugr app: Log Entry

Learn how to create a new log entry in the mySugr app.

The mySugr app: Share Reports

Learn how to email, share, or print reports from the mySugr app.

Does it really work?

 

Fewer Hypos Thanks to the Logbook

In a retrospective data analysis of more than 450 high-risk T1D users the occurrence of low blood sugars significantly decreased. The LBGI (Low Blood Glucose Index), which indicates how often and severe low blood glucose events appear, was reduced by 17.4% after 6 months.2

 

Reduction of eHbA1c with the help of our app

The effect of continuous documentation with the mySugr app was analyzed through a retrospective real world data analysis, where the anonymized data of 440 active T1D users was observed. After only one month, the estimated HbA1c dropped from an average of 9% to 7.8%. After six months, the estimated HbA1c decreased to 7.7%.2

 

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  1. Ehrmann, Dominic et al. “Efficacy of a Digital Diabetes Logbook for People With Type 1, Type 2, and Gestational Diabetes: Results From a Multicenter, Open-Label, Parallel-Group, Randomized Controlled Trial.” Journal of diabetes science and technology vol. 19,5 (2025): 1362-1373. doi:10.1177/19322968241239870
  2. Debong, Fredrick et al. “Real-World Assessments of mySugr Mobile Health App.” Diabetes technology & therapeutics vol. 21,S2 (2019): S235-S240. doi:10.1089/dia.2019.0019 

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