My blood sugar journal
Your journal lives only in your browser on this device — the entries are never uploaded to us, and there is no account and no sync. If you have allowed analytics, saving a reading is still counted as a usage event, and that event includes the value; details in the privacy policy.
Add a reading
Your trend
Shape = when measured: ● fasting ◆ after eating ○ other Color = classification: ● low ● normal ● elevated ● high
No readings in this period yet. Save one above, or from any value page.
Entries
Your journal is empty on this device.
Reference ranges (ADA): fasting normal 70–99 mg/dl · after meals normal below 140 mg/dl. The printed sheet includes date, time, context and note for every entry.
Where is this data stored?
Your saved journal never leaves this device. It is stored only in this browser's local storage — nothing is sent to our servers, nothing is tied to an account, and we could not look at your numbers even if we wanted to.
That privacy has practical consequences worth knowing:
- One journal per device and browser. Readings saved on your phone do not appear on your laptop. The JSON export/import above is the bridge.
- Clearing browser data deletes the journal — permanently, and we cannot restore it.
- Safari on iPhone/iPad deletes local data after about 7 days without a visit. Adding this page to your home screen prevents that.
- Private/incognito windows do not keep anything after closing.
The safety nets: export a JSON backup now and then, and print the doctor's sheet before appointments — paper and PDF are the copies that count for your medical record.
BloodSugarEasy — blood sugar journal (self-measured, home meter)
Printed from a device-local journal. Reference: ADA ranges,
fasting normal 70–99 mg/dl, post-meal normal <140 mg/dl.
Printed: