Listen to your body and let AI help you read its signals.
Track glucose, blood pressure, insulin, meals, and activity with one smart assistant with less effort.
Clear charts and one-click reports help you see how daily habits affect your body.
In a private space built around strong digital security, you stay in control.
Talk with your doctor using clearer data and start a safer, easier chapter in chronic condition management.
Turn routine measurements into a simple daily habit.
With smart alerts and trend analysis, notice risks earlier.
With weekly summaries prepared for you, see your progress clearly and keep your motivation high.
Without getting lost in lab results or confusing numbers, understand your body’s needs more clearly.
On the path to a healthier future, Diacora stays with you, step by step.
Health is more than numbers.
The right numbers can change lives.
At Diacora Health, we believe chronic condition management should feel clear, supportive, and data-informed. Our mission is to turn health tracking into a simple daily habit that helps people live with more balance and confidence.
Our holistic approach: Diacora looks beyond a simple logbook. By connecting glucose, medication routines, and mood tracking, it can reveal context that numbers alone may miss.
Whether you manage diabetes, support an older family member, or prepare reports for clinician visits, Diacora offers tools designed for real daily life.
Our vision: to make complex health tracking easier through one clear, human-centered AI assistant.
Important Notice
Diacora Health is a data analysis and reporting platform; it does not provide medical diagnosis, treatment, or prescription functions. All data and reports provided by the platform are designed to be evaluated only under clinician supervision.
One platform for glucose, blood pressure, insulin, medication, nutrition, exercise, lab results, and doctor-ready reports. Diacora Health supports people looking for a glucose tracking app, blood pressure tracker, diabetes management app, AI health assistant, and clear health reports for clinician visits.
Track fasting and post-meal glucose, HbA1c, insulin doses, and low-glucose patterns in one calm logbook.
Compare morning and evening blood pressure readings, pulse trends, medication timing, and follow-up notes.
Bring nutrition, exercise, medication reminders, lab results, and PDF health reports together for every visit.
Source-based, original, plain-language articles written for everyday users.
A plain-language guide to recording glucose readings with time, meals, activity, stress, and notes so the data is easier to review.
Read article →A practical guide to recording blood pressure with timing, cuff fit, repeat readings, and notes that make clinician review easier.
Read article →A short explanation of HbA1c, how it differs from daily glucose readings, and why it should be reviewed with personal context.
Read article →A simple checklist for organizing glucose, blood pressure, medication, insulin, lab results, symptoms, and questions before an appointment.
Read article →Glucose, blood pressure, insulin, medication, lab results, and doctor reports are explained in plain language, with the everyday context behind the numbers in mind.
Track fasting and post-meal glucose, HbA1c trends, insulin notes, and doctor-ready reports with Diacora Health.
Read guide → Blood Pressure TrackerTrack morning and evening blood pressure readings, pulse trends, medication timing, and clinician-ready reports.
Read guide → Insulin LogLog long-acting and rapid-acting insulin doses, timing, injection sites, and related glucose readings in one secure place.
Read guide → Medication TrackingOrganize medication times, doses, taken status, and visit-ready summaries with Diacora Health.
Read guide → Lab ResultsTrack HbA1c, cholesterol, kidney lab results, and long-term health trends together with home readings.
Read guide → Doctor ReportCreate doctor-ready PDF summaries from glucose, blood pressure, medication, exercise, and lab records.
Read guide →Choose a module to view the details
Record fasting, post-meal, and daily glucose readings in one calm logbook. Diacora helps connect values with meals, activity, sleep, and medication timing so you can better understand which habits support steadier days.
Open Tracking Screen ->Track morning and evening blood pressure, pulse, and notes in a clear timeline. Repeated highs or lows become easier to notice, and your readings stay organized for clinician conversations.
Open Tracking Screen ->Keep meals, portion notes, hydration, and salt awareness in a simple daily record. Over time, you can see which foods help you feel better and how eating patterns relate to glucose balance.
Open Tracking Screen ->Log walking, running, exercise duration, and everyday movement. The module helps you understand how activity relates to glucose, blood pressure, and energy so healthier routines feel easier to maintain.
Open Tracking Screen ->Organize glucose, blood pressure, and other medications by time, dose, and note. Reminders support consistency, while adherence history helps prepare clearer discussions with your clinician.
Open Tracking Screen ->Record long-acting and rapid-acting insulin doses with timing, meal context, and injection sites. Seeing insulin alongside glucose, food, and activity makes daily balance easier to understand.
Open Tracking Screen ->When you give permission, your clinician can review measurement history, trends, and report summaries in a more organized way. The goal is to support better conversations with clearer data.
Open Tracking Screen ->Turn glucose, blood pressure, medication, insulin, activity, and lab data into a clear health summary. PDF reports support appointment preparation, family sharing, and more focused clinician communication.
Open Tracking Screen ->Save HbA1c, cholesterol, creatinine, and other lab results by date. Seeing official lab results next to daily records helps long-term progress feel more understandable.
Open Tracking Screen ->Record low-glucose events with time, possible cause, and recovery action. Night-time lows, skipped meals, or exercise-related risks become easier to notice earlier.
Open Tracking Screen ->Legal Notice: Diacora Health is not a medical diagnosis, treatment, or prescription tool. All modules are designed for data recording, analysis, and doctor communication support. No data provided should be considered medical advice.
Select a module from the left menu. Each screen includes tracked data and sample records.
Easily record fasting and post-meal glucose readings here. The system shows how meals influence your glucose and how much of the day you spend in a safer range through clear charts.
| Date | Time | mg/dL | Reading Type | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 23 | 07:15 | 108 | Fasting | ✓ Normal |
| Jun 23 | 09:45 | 162 | Post-meal | ↑ High |
| Jun 23 | 12:30 | 94 | Fasting | ✓ Normal |
| Jun 23 | 14:50 | 138 | Post-meal | ✓ Normal |
| Jun 23 | 19:00 | 72 | Fasting | ⚠ Attention |
Record systolic/diastolic blood pressure and pulse regularly. Diacora Health helps you compare morning and evening readings and understand the overall direction of your heart health.
| Date | Time | Sys/Dia (mmHg) | Pulse | Kol | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 23 | 07:10 | 128/82 | 74 bpm | Left | High Normal |
| Jun 22 | 20:30 | 122/78 | 71 bpm | Left | ✓ Normal |
| Jun 22 | 07:15 | 135/88 | 80 bpm | Right | ↑ High |
| Jun 21 | 20:00 | 118/76 | 68 bpm | Left | ✓ Normal |
| Jun 21 | 07:30 | 124/80 | 72 bpm | Left | ✓ Normal |
Record what you eat and your portions during the day. The meal diary helps you understand how foods affect glucose and daily salt intake.
| Meal | Food | Carbs | Fiber | Glycemic Index | Salt |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Morning | Oatmeal | 27g | 4g | 55 — Low | 0.1g |
| Morning | Eggs with olive oil | 1g | 0g | 0 - None | 0.3g |
| Lunch | Lentil soup | 20g | 8g | 48 — Low | 0.6g |
| Lunch | Whole wheat bread | 15g | 2g | 69 - Medium | 0.4g |
| Dinner | Grilled chicken | 0g | 0g | 0 - None | 0.5g |
| Dinner | Rice pilaf | 45g | 1g | 72 — High | 0.2g |
Enter walking, running, or other activities with duration. The system shows how movement supports glucose balance through clear charts.
| Day | Activity | Duration | Calories | Avg. Pulse | Glucose Effect |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monday | 🚶 Walking | 35 min | 180 kcal | 98 bpm | ↓ 12 mg/dL |
| Tuesday | 🏊 Swimming | 45 min | 320 kcal | 118 bpm | ↓ 24 mg/dL |
| Wednesday | — Rest | — | — | — | No data |
| Thursday | 🚴 Cycling | 60 min | 420 kcal | 128 bpm | ↓ 31 mg/dL |
| Friday | 🚶 Walking | 25 min | 130 kcal | 92 bpm | ↓ 9 mg/dL |
| Saturday | 🧘 Yoga | 40 min | 110 kcal | 78 bpm | ↓ 6 mg/dL |
Add glucose, blood pressure, and other medications by time and dose. Smart reminders help you remember them.
| Medication Name | Dose | Time | Before/After Food | Taken? | Adherence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Metformin 1000mg | 1 tablet | 08:00 | After food | ✓ Taken | %96 |
| Amlodipine 5mg | 1 tablet | 08:00 | Before food | ✓ Taken | %98 |
| Metformin 1000mg | 1 tablet | 20:00 | After food | ⏳ Pending | %96 |
| Atorvastatin 20mg | 1 tablet | 22:00 | Any time | ⏳ Pending | %84 |
| Coraspin 100mg | 1 tablet | 12:00 | After food | ✗ Not Taken | %79 |
Record long-acting and short-acting insulin amounts and injection sites. The system retrospectively matches insulin use with glucose changes.
| Date | Time | Type | Units | Site | Before / After |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 23 | 07:30 | Long-acting | 20 U | Abdomen - Left | 142 → 108 mg/dL |
| Jun 23 | 12:45 | Rapid-acting | 6 U | Abdomen - Right | 188 → 124 mg/dL |
| Jun 22 | 07:30 | Long-acting | 20 U | Thigh - Left | 136 → 102 mg/dL |
| Jun 22 | 19:00 | Rapid-acting | 8 U | Abdomen - Left | 210 → 139 mg/dL |
| Jun 21 | 07:30 | Long-acting | 20 U | Abdomen - Right | 128 → 96 mg/dL |
If you allow it, your doctor or diabetes nurse can review your home-entered glucose, blood pressure, and medication data in real time.
| Full Name | Specialty | Access | Last Viewed | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dr. Alex Miller | Endocrinology | Full Access | Today 09:42 | ● Active |
| Nurse Emma Clark | Diabetes Nurse | Reading View | Yesterday 16:20 | ● Active |
| Dr. Sarah Lee | Cardiology | Blood Pressure Data | 3 days ago | ● Active |
| Dr. Michael Brown | Neurology | Report Only | 12 days ago | ○ Passive |
Turn all home-entered glucose, blood pressure, and activity data into a standard health report clinicians can quickly understand. A one-click PDF helps you prepare for appointments.
| Report No | Created | Scope | Pages | Status | Download |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RPT-0041 | Jun 23, 2025 | 30-Day Summary | 8 pages | ✓ Ready | |
| RPT-0040 | May 23, 2025 | 30-Day Summary | 7 pages | ✓ Ready | |
| RPT-0039 | Apr 23, 2025 | 90-Day Summary | 14 pages | ✓ Ready | |
| RPT-0038 | Mar 23, 2025 | 30-Day Summary | 8 pages | ✓ Ready | |
| RPT-0037 | Feb 23, 2025 | 7-Day Summary | 4 pages | ✓ Ready |
Record HbA1c, cholesterol, and kidney lab results here. The system combines home readings with lab data to show long-term trends.
| Date | HbA1c | LDL Cholesterol | Creatinine | Trend | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mar 2025 | 6.8% | 112 mg/dL | 0.9 mg/dL | ↓ Improving | ✓ On Target |
| Dec 2024 | 7.2% | 128 mg/dL | 1.0 mg/dL | → Stable | Attention |
| Sep 2024 | 7.4% | 134 mg/dL | 1.1 mg/dL | ↑ Worsening | High |
| Jun 2024 | 7.1% | 126 mg/dL | 0.95 mg/dL | → Stable | Attention |
Review dangerous glucose lows retrospectively and explore possible causes. The system helps you notice patterns, including lows that may happen during sleep.
| Date | Time | Low Value | Duration | Possible Cause | Recovery |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 20 | 03:15 | 52 mg/dL | ~25 min | Night insulin too high | ✓ Fruit juice |
| Jun 17 | 11:40 | 64 mg/dL | ~15 min | Meal skipped | ✓ Sugary drink |
| Jun 14 | 16:20 | 48 mg/dL | ~35 min | Long walk | ✓ Biscuit + fruit |
| Jun 10 | 02:50 | 55 mg/dL | ~20 min | Small dinner | ✓ Honey + water |
| Jun 06 | 09:15 | 61 mg/dL | ~10 min | Insulin + exercise | ✓ Sugary drink |
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