We have already written about simple and healthy Diet apps for Android as well as blood type health diet apps. I would also recommend that you take a look at those lists to get the best mix of foods as well as keep the harmful ones away. Some of the apps are not strictly based on a dieting plan on the list. However, they will allow you to make conscious decisions about your diet. No app on the best diabetic diet apps for Android will be able to keep you from eating a dozen glazed doughnuts, though. It is entirely up to you to control the hunger drives. Note: The best diabetic diet apps for Android were tested on a Sony Xperia Z smartphone. The apps worked fine, and no problems were faced during testing. I, thankfully, don’t have any close family member or friend with diabetes, so the apps were not used by a patient. Some of the apps may require an active internet connection to provide full features. The apps on the best diabetic diet apps for Android are in random order.
1. OnTrack Diabetes
This app right here is one of the best ones regarding the interface. The app has a clean and clear user experience that allows you to easily track your diabetes. Thanks to this app you will be able to quickly track blood glucose and even hemoglobin A1. The app also has a great food and weight counting feature that allows you to take care of the food you intake. The app is also highly flexible, allowing you to add and edit categories to actually suit your personal needs. Don’t need to keep track of weight? You can easily remove it and carry on. One the best things about the app is automatic generation of detailed graphs. However, I recommend that you only share them with your physician if he/she is OK with them. Usually doctors are irritated with self-diagnosis and self-generated reports. I also like the support for both US and international units for Hemoglobin A1 and glucose. Free Version
2. Diabetes:M
Conclusion
The best diabetic diet apps for Android do provide a lot of great information to the users. However, there is something left to be desired. I expected stellar apps for this purpose but after searching on the Google Play Store, it became apparent that the developers are not interested. The apps are good, don’t get me wrong, but I expected a lot more from them. I would highly recommend that you consult your physician for a list of acceptable foods. It is a much safer and streamlined way to eat what is best for you. The app is designed for smartphones and tablets and aims to help you better manage diabetes and keep it under control. The app comes with a daily diary and helps in keeping a detailed record. It also tracks almost every aspect of your treatment, from reports to charts and from statistics to details, the app covers everything. The app is fully compatible with smartwatches powered by Android Wear. Free Version
3. Calorie Counter – MyFitnessPal
The food entry feature of this app is amazing, and I highly recommend this if you want to detail out your day. After downloading the app, you will be asked a series of questions that will help the app to design a personalized experience just for you. The app can also connect with virtually any fitness band as well. If you want a calorie counter app for Android as well as a fitness app, this is the one you should get. Free Version Featured Image Credits
