Understand and model blood glucose response to different events and manage blood sugar levels more effectively.
Get personalized recommendations to help you manage your son's Type 1 Diabetes.
Real experiences from families managing Type 1 Diabetes with our CGM + MDI solution
Parent of 9-year-old with T1D
"Finally sleeping through the night! The overnight trend predictions helped us adjust Emma's basal insulin and now we rarely get those terrifying 2 AM alarms. My husband and I both feel like we got our lives back."
Father of 11-year-old with T1D
"The shared meal templates are a game-changer. Diego's teacher now knows exactly what to do for lunch without calling me every day. Meal decisions that used to take 20 minutes now take 2 minutes."
Mother of 7-year-old with T1D
"I used to guess carb counts and pray for the best. Now I have actual models showing how different foods affect Alex over time. His A1C improved from 7.0 to 6.1 in just 4 months!"
Single father of 12-year-old with T1D
"Being a single dad managing T1D was overwhelming. This platform gave me the confidence to let Maya sleep over at friends' houses because I can share clear instructions. The anxiety that consumed my life for 3 years is finally manageable."
Pediatric Endocrinologist • 15 years experience
"This approach goes far beyond traditional ICR and ISF ratios. My families using this platform come to appointments with structured data and models that account for timing—something I've never seen before. It's revolutionizing how we personalize diabetes care for children on MDI."
Predict and understand nighttime trends so you can adjust proactively and sleep with fewer surprises.
Reusable food and insulin models reflect real timing and absorption—not guesses—so mealtime choices feel confident.
Share a clear, consistent plan with home, school, and caregivers to reduce anxiety and back-and-forth calls.
Turn messy logs into structured models that power analysis today and predictions tomorrow.
Sofia, please log 200g of spagethi noodles and a burger
How were the spagethi noodles prepared?
Sofia, the spagethi was boiled..!
A meal of spagethi noodles and a burger (total: 52g of carbs) was logged at 1:05 PM.
Hello! I'm your son's Diabetes assistant. How can I help you?
What is his current blood sugar and when did he last eat?
Your son's current blood sugar level is 120 mg/dL and his last meal was an apple (8g of carbs) at 10:00 AM.
