Glycoz for Android
Every reading, dose and vital, written down properly.
18 kinds of record in one place, kept on your phone. It works with no signal, reads what it can from your watch, and shows your doctor only what you decide to show them.
- Free
- to record, and to share
- Offline
- every feature, no signal
- Yours
- no ads, no trackers
- Android
- 8.0 or newer
A day with it
Three screens, and the whole of it.
Real captures from a real build, in the order you would meet them. Keep scrolling — the phone stays where it is.
Recording
Two taps, and it is written down.
Everything you record sits behind one screen. It saves the moment you tap — no spinner, no connection, no waiting to find out whether it worked.
Seeing it
The pattern, not the pile.
A column of numbers is not information. Glycoz draws the shape of the week — what was in range, and what a reading meant in the context you recorded it in.
The appointment
Something to hand over.
A report built from your own records, in a form a doctor can read in the thirty seconds they have.
What it keeps
All 18, and you choose which ones apply.
Switch on what you actually track. A module you have not turned on records nothing, shows nothing on your home screen and appears in no report — and five of them cannot be switched off at all.
Diabetes Care3
- Blood Sugar Readings— always on, cannot be switched off
- Insulin Doses
- HbA1c Tests
Vitals4
- Blood Pressure
- Pulse Rate
- Blood Oxygen
- Weight
Activity3
- Walking & Running
- Cycling
- Wearable
Lifestyle2
- Water Intake
- Diet AI
Insights & Reports4
- AI Health Insights
- Generate Report— always on, cannot be switched off
- My Care Team— always on, cannot be switched off
- Find a Doctor— always on, cannot be switched off
Safety1
- Emergency Info— always on, cannot be switched off
General1
- Medicines
Blood sugar, reports, your care team, Find a Doctor and Emergency Info cannot be switched off.
What each one recordsDay to day
Built for the parts people actually skip.
Nobody abandons a health app because the charts were wrong. They abandon it because logging took too long, the reminder never went off, or the report would not come out in a form the doctor wanted.
Every module gets the same treatment: an empty chart written as a sentence rather than a flat line at zero, a gap left as a gap, and every chart opening full screen to pinch into a fortnight or out to a year.
One day, drawn
6 of 8 inside the target you and your doctor agree
Hover or tab through the readings to see each one.
- In range
- High
- Low
- A filled centre marks a reading outside the band
Your watch fills in half of it
Sleep, steps, distance, pulse and blood oxygen arrive on their own through Health Connect.
Nothing here needs a signal
Every reading, dose and reminder is written to your phone first, and synced when there is a connection.
Alarms that behave like alarms
Medicine reminders take over the screen — with the app closed, after a restart, and with no internet.
A report anybody can read
The modules you choose, as a PDF or a spreadsheet, to somebody who needs no app and no account.
About ten seconds to record
A value and its context — before breakfast, bedtime, after a walk. The context is what a doctor reads.
Book from your doctor’s own diary
Real times they have opened, not a request into the dark. You ask for one and hear back in the app.
Connecting a doctor
When you are ready, your doctor sees the same record.
Your doctor gives you a code; you enter it inside your own account; you choose what they can see, one area at a time; and you can end it in a tap. Nobody is added to anything without doing it themselves.
Always
Your phone
Everything you log is written here the moment you save it, with or without a connection.
When you are online
Your Glycoz account
A backup, and what puts your history back if you change phones. That is what signing in is for.
Only if you connect a doctor
Your doctor’s panel
They see the areas you have not switched off. A window on your record, never a second copy of it.
Your phone
What this doctor can see
Try switching one off. Nothing is deleted, and your other doctors are unaffected.
Their panel
What actually arrives
A withheld category is not an empty chart for them. They are told it is not shared, and the server sends none of it.
- Blood sugar readings
- Medicines, and whether you took them
- Insulin doses
- HbA1c results
- Blood pressure
- WeightNot shared
5 of 6 shared. The real app has more.
Privacy
Seven things that are never visible.
Not a policy we are asking you to take on trust. Each one is a property of how the system is built.
- Your conversations with the assistant — there is no permission for it, and no screen that could show one.
- The photographs of your meals. Your doctor sees the note and the estimate; the picture has no route to them.
- Anything you have switched off. They are told it is not shared, never shown an empty chart.
- Your password. Doctors invite; they never create your account and never hold your credentials.
- Anything at all, once you disconnect. No grace period, and no export on the way out.
- A patient who has not connected them. The panel will not even confirm such a record exists.
- Anything on your lock screen. A notification says your doctor sent something, never what.
And one thing no doctor can work around: the switches are enforced on our server, not in their browser. Turning one off takes effect on their very next request.
What does leave: when you ask the assistant something, your question and the records relevant to it are sent to an outside AI provider to be answered; when you ask for an estimate from a photograph of a meal, the photograph and your note go the same way; and if a doctor you are connected to asks their own assistant about you, the figures it works from — drawn only from the areas you share with them — go to the same provider. Your name, email and phone number are not sent with any of it, and the first two are part of Glycoz Premium, which you never have to take.
What it costs
What you pay for, and what you never will.
Worth being exact about, because “free” on its own is the kind of word a reader is right to distrust. So here is the whole of it.
What a patient pays
Glycoz, itemised
- Recording everything₹0
Every module — readings, doses, medicines, vitals, activity, meals, water
- Charts and analytics₹0
Every chart, full screen — up to 15 days at a time without Premium
- Reports₹0
A CSV of your records over any period, and PDF reports of up to 15 days
- Reminders and alarms₹0
Scheduled on the phone, so they fire offline and after a restart
- Sharing with your doctor₹0
Per area, per doctor, revocable in a tap
- Emergency alerts₹0
Never behind any plan — yours or your doctor’s
- Advertising and trackingNone
None collected, in the app or on this site
- Glycoz PremiumPatient plan
The assistant, meal estimates, longer PDF reports and longer Analytics periods. Asked for in the app
- The clinician panelPractice plan
Paid by the practice, monthly or yearly, with the first month free
For as long as you use it. Not a trial, and not a version with things taken out of it.
Three rules that hold whatever anybody is paying
- Nothing is deleted to enforce a limit
- Not a plan change, not a lapsed subscription, not a practice leaving Glycoz. Every prescription, alert and appointment stays in the patient’s app.
- A billing state never reaches a patient
- You will never be shown your doctor as “unpaid” or “suspended”. Whatever the reason, one neutral word covers it.
- Emergencies are never gated
- An alert reaches your doctor whatever their practice owes. And if it cannot be sent, Glycoz says so and tells you to phone, rather than showing you a tick.
Where the prices are: the practice plans are priced on the clinician access page, read live from the platform. Premium’s price is not set yet, and a figure published before it is decided is a figure withdrawn in public.
Before you install anything
The five questions people actually ask.
Is Glycoz free?
Does it work without an internet connection?
How much of my record can a doctor see?
Do I need a doctor to use it?
Is there an iPhone app?
Glycoz for Clinicians
Are you a clinician?
A connected patient’s record opens in your browser, one tab for each part of it — their readings and logs, their meals, what their watch reported, the prescriptions you have written, your own private notes, any emergency alerts. As they recorded it, not as they remember it.
No app to install, nothing to integrate, and you never hold a patient’s password. Verification is done by hand at this stage, so an access request is read by a person rather than approved by a form — and the first month is free.
- Overview
- Readings & logs
- Meals & nutrition
- Wearable analytics
- Wearable data
- Prescriptions
- Private notes
- Emergencies
- Patient details
- 82.1%
- In range, 70–180
- 129mg/dL
- Average
- 3.4%
- Below 70
Weight — not shared. Your patient has chosen not to share this with you. There is no figure behind the card: the server never sent one.
- They invite you, not the other way round.
- They decide what you see, one area at a time.
- A category they switch off is refused, not hidden — on your very next request.
Getting started
Three steps, about four minutes.
Install it
Android, in early access. Create an account — that is what brings your records back if you change or lose your phone.
Record something
A reading, a dose, a medicine, a blood pressure, a weight, a meal. Whatever you were already writing on paper.
Connect your doctor, if you want to
Or don’t. The app is complete without it, and it will not nag you about it.
Glycoz is Android-only today, and in early access — there is no iOS app yet, and this page will say so on the day that changes.
What Glycoz is, and what it is not
Glycoz is a record-keeping and communication tool. It records what you and your meter measured, and draws it. It is not intended to be used as a medical device, and has not been assessed as one. It measures nothing itself, it diagnoses nothing, and it does not give medical advice. Never change a dose, a medicine or a treatment because of something you read here or in the app — ask the doctor treating you.
If you have symptoms of a severe low or a severe high, treat it and get medical help. Do not open an app first.