Diabetes Journey
A daily log for meals, glucose, medicines, and diabetes care.
Diabetes Journey (by Health Journey Labs), listed on the App Store as Diabetes Journey: Food Tracker, is an AI health tracker for living with type 1 or type 2 diabetes. Log meals, glucose, medicines, and care notes, then see which patterns tend to line up with harder days. It does not diagnose or treat any condition, and it does not calculate insulin doses.
What Diabetes Journey helps you track
Meals, glucose, medicines, care notes, and visit preparation in one app.
Daily meal and glucose check-in
Log meals, glucose readings, medicines, and notes, at your own pace.
Harder-day log
Log a tougher day in one tap, including a low or a high, with intensity and duration.
AI Team and Habits & Triggers
After each check-in, see which habits and triggers, like a later meal or short sleep, tend to line up with harder days.
Doctor-ready PDF
Turn your entries into a report for your diabetes care team, with AI visit prep in My Care Team.
How Diabetes Journey works in three steps
Log your day
Add meals, glucose, medicines, and notes with quick logging.
Review your entries
See your entries over weeks and spot what tends to come together.
Share your report
Bring a clear record to your next appointment and decide next steps with your care team.
Diabetes Journey features checklist
My Flare Log
Tougher diabetes days, including lows and highs: intensity and duration.
My Food & Meals
Log meals and notes without forcing calorie counting.
My Meds & Supplements
Log insulin, other prescribed medicines, and supplements by name, with an AI report. The app does not calculate doses.
My Assessments
Diabetes care check-in and trends over time.
My Goals & Weekly Progress
Set your own goals, get AI ideas, and see weekly progress.
My Daily Journal
Write or speak your day and get an AI insight.
Smart Correlation
See how meals, activity, stress, and poor sleep line up with harder days.
Ad-free
No ads on any plan, including the free one.
Millions affected. One dedicated app.
Worldwide, 830 million people were living with diabetes in 2022, or 14% of adults (WHO). In the United States in 2023, 40.1 million people (12.0%) had diabetes, diagnosed or not (CDC). Diabetes Journey focuses on everyday care logging, so the check-ins and questions in the app fit living with diabetes instead of a generic health list. It is a tracking tool and does not replace advice from your clinician.
Privacy First
Your health data is encrypted and never sold.
20+ Languages
English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, and more.
iOS & Android
Free to download on both platforms.
Start tracking with Diabetes Journey
Free to download on iOS and Android.
