The graph not showing the levels of the blood sugar
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Has Hi Has,
Good news: this is fixed in the latest update. The graph now scales up automatically when your glucose runs high. It goes up to 30 mmol/L, and to 35 mmol/L if needed, so a reading like 24.3 stays visible on the line.
The same update also adds the reminders the way you asked for them. Have a look and let me know if they work how you had in mind.
Thanks again for flagging this and helping make Glynce better!
Take care,
Sem
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I’ve seen the update, and it’s good, thank you.
Thought it was gonna be ✅❌ but still good, I’m still liking it!
Will be great to have a update blog, on this website, with all the updates, fixes you did, and maybe before/after, which can be really great!
Thanks for the fix and quick update!
Sem
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Medicine and Tablet Tracking
* Allow users to add tablets and other medicines, not just insulin.
* Allow users to change the existing Insulin category to Medicine.
* Include separate sections for fast-acting medicine, slow-release medicine, tablets and other medicines.
* Allow users to record the medicine name, dosage, time taken and relevant notes.
* Allow individual reminders for each medicine and let users confirm when they have taken it.
* After confirming a dose, ask whether they want a reminder for their next dose.
* Add a “Remind me again in…” option with selectable intervals from 3 to 24 hours.
* Schedule the next reminder based on when the user confirms taking the previous dose, rather than relying only on a fixed daily alarm.
* Allow different reminder intervals and multiple doses per day for different medicines.
* Show the next scheduled dose, countdown and status: taken, upcoming, due now or unconfirmed.
* Allow users to edit reminder intervals or skip reminders when needed.
* Keep a daily medicine log showing the medicine name, dosage, time taken and next reminder.
* Keep medicine reminders separate from insulin reminders, while displaying both in the same daily timeline.
Example of how it works:
- Tablet taken — 8:00 am: The user confirms they have taken their tablet.
- Choose the next reminder: The user selects “Remind me again in 6 hours.”
- Reminder notification — 2:00 pm: The app sends a notification saying, “Your next tablet should be taken now.”
The 3–24-hour interval should be a reminder setting, not an instruction to take medicine more frequently than prescribed. Reminders should follow the user’s prescribed medication schedule.
Sem
Hi Has,
Thanks for flagging this!
I'm going to fix this ASAP and extend the scale so higher values (up to 30 mmol/L and above) stay visible. I'll let you know as soon as the update is out.
Take care,
Sem