For Android · version 1.1.2
A blood sugar log that lives on your phone.
If you check your blood sugar, you need somewhere to write it down. GlucoCalm is a notebook for that: open it, type the number, done. No account, no subscription, no internet connection. Your readings stay on your phone.
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Inside the app
Here is what it looks like.
Logging a reading takes a few seconds: type the number, pick the type, save. History, charts and reports are right there when you want them.
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Every reading you entered, searchable and filterable. Fix a typo, delete a duplicate.
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Daily, weekly, monthly, yearly. Your target range sits behind the line so you can see where you stand.
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Averages, highs and lows, and the share of readings in range.
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A PDF for your doctor, a CSV for your records, and a full backup file — for whatever dates you choose.
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One phone, several people. Each gets their own readings.
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Language, theme, units and reminders. Nothing else to fiddle with.
Your data
Your readings never leave your phone.
GlucoCalm has nowhere to send them: no server, no account system, no analytics and no ads. Turn on airplane mode and everything still works.
- No sign-up, no email, no password
- No analytics, no advertisers, no trackers
- Readings live only on your device
- Backups are files you keep, not uploads
FAQ
Questions people ask.
Do I need internet to use it?
No. The app works fully offline — airplane mode included. There is nothing to sync because nothing leaves your phone.
Who can see my readings?
Nobody but you. They are stored only on your device, and the app has no account system, no analytics and no ads. If you want a copy somewhere else, make a backup or an export — that part is up to you.
Is GlucoCalm a medical device?
No. It is a notebook for your numbers: it does not diagnose and does not advise. Treatment decisions stay between you and your clinician.
Does it work in Arabic?
Yes — every screen, in English and Arabic, with a proper right-to-left layout.
Can I show my readings to my doctor?
That is what the PDF export is for: pick any dates, make a report, share it or print it. There is CSV too, if you keep your own spreadsheet.
mg/dL or mmol/L?
Both. Pick one in Settings and the whole app converts.
Free, and yours to keep.
No account, no ads, no catch. 13 MB, installs in about a minute.