Blood Sugar Diary at Mac App Store analyse

Graph displays about 2/3 of size shown. History Explorer does not work at all and graph is displayed in a compressed form at bottom left of screen. It is totally unreadable. Graph also prints in small compressed form at bottom middle of page and is unreadable. After entering data the list jumps back up to the top and you have to scroll down to find your entry (very irritating). Its easy to make a mistake entering data and hard to find your mistake after. At this time there is no support and no web site to go to for help. It prints a fairly good report. If you try to send an email to your doctor it prints a lousy report. It puts the Subject line as your blood pressure report. It does not send any comments that could explain to your doctor whats happening. All-in-all this program is close to useless. Not worth buying.

This app has some potential, but it seems like an early beta-test version to me. It is very difficult to enter the data correctly every time, because every data point defaults, and has to be re-entered, for every reading. I find it not only difficult to get data into, but also hard to retrieve data from. I used it for a few days and decided it would be easier and much more user-friendly to make my own excel spreadsheet, which i did in a few hours, and it is much better. (And i am an amatuer at Excel- this app is just too hard to use). Having to enter the date and time in one field (6 pieces of data) with no drop-downs produces a lot of errors. There is a "print report" option, but there is no obvious way to see and edit the data file that goes into that report. I could go on, but please, do not waste your time and money with this app.

The data is stored: ~Library/Containers/com.Aktica.Blood-Sugar-Diary Needs a lot of work on the graphs. Not worth 995.

Wish I had read the reviews before purchasing … just assumed it would be more user friendly and have more options … I agree with the review that said it seems more like the "rough draft", beta version of what could be a great tool … if we are going to be the beta users we shouldnt have to pay for it … I dont take my sugar 7 times a day, yet there seems to be no way to removed the columns I dont need …. they make my chart too wide … it would be good if the columns or rows could be narrowed or deleted like in Excell or Numbers It also seems weird to me that it is designed for multiple users unless it was intended for clinical use and research … dont most people have it on their personal computer for their private use? Even if there was someone else in my household who was monitoring blood sugar, they would use the app on their own computer, not mine … Passwords should be optional for the single user, like me, who just wants to open it up, post my sugar reading and be done … just makes for an extra step. Id really like my money back, but not sure how to do that with an app … so I hope they have upgrades that take into account the issues in these reviews, and soon. btw, how come the chart says there are 6 reviews, but only three are visible? and why have a tech support option, when the page is not up yet?

Only works on my home computer, there is no app for the mobile devices. Nice feature is that it will print results to bring to your physician for his records. It does the job but has limitations.

This App is completely useless. I use a Mac and this app does not allow me to save a user. Save your money and invest in a real diabetes application.