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SugarTracker 1.5.1

Brooke — Mon, 19 May 2008 02:01:53 +0000

I was surprised to see an update for SugarTracker in the Installer because according to the developer, version 1.5 was going to be the last update to the application. However, then I went back a realized version 1.5 was going to be the “last major release” for the application. So, that explains that! The update should fix the issue that a lot of you were having with the app opening and then closing back to the SpringBoard. There are a few other changes such as which folder files are saved in. Below is the complete change log. SugarTracker is available through the BigBoss source.

Version 1.5.1 Change Log
    • Permission bug; Replaced pref.data.js with the Defaults feature of jiggy; Your data should be converted to the new system.
    • Report and Publish feature creates temporary data within the /tmp folder instead of the /Applications/SugarTracker.app/html folder.
    • Publish: HTML Report and JSON option use the current date if no date is picked.
    • Removed obsolete /bin/chmod and permission test.

SugarTracker 1.4

Brooke — Sun, 06 Apr 2008 19:43:51 +0000

Version 1.4 of SugarTracker makes a few changes to the app. The first visual change is that the icon now includes the version number of the app. Once you have opened SugarTracker…you will notice that the upper menu bar has also changed. Instead of giving you the options Enter, Today, Week, Month, All and Report you now get the options Enter (where you enter in the Glucose/Insulin info), List (gives you complete list of the entries), Report (the report feature is the same as in the previous version) and Settings. The Setting options include; Unit type (mgdl or mmol/L), a place to enter your name, Warning Level 1, Warning Level 2 and then additional info about that app. I still thinks this looks like it would be a very handy app for those who need it!! SugarTracker is available through the BigBoss source. Below is the full change log via the Source’s website. and screenshots of the new features.

Change Log version 1.4
- Settings Sheet
- Save/Load preferences
- About/Credits Sheet
- Improved List Sheet
- Improved List Navigation
- Improved Report Sheet
- Insulin doses as decimal values
- Average Badge corrected
- Some bug fixes
- Some optimisations to improve load time
- Some new icons

SugarTracker 1.3

Brooke — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 18:35:12 +0000

I finally got version 1.3 of SugarTracker to work on my iPhone! SugarTracker is an app that allows you to track your glucose level and insulin schedule. The app opens to the main screen which shows the current date, time and two areas where you can enter the Glucose Level and the Insulin Dose. I know absolutely nothing about this subject so, I did what any person in my situation would do…I Googled it and WOW was that overwhelming! But, I think I got an accurate example…I think! Once you have entered the Glucose Level and Insulin Dose just tap save. This will then add this to the list of entries. On the upper menu bar you are able to choose to see entries from today, the week, the month or all entries. The Report option will give you the Blood glucose level average, Insulin dose average, Blood glucose level min/max, Insulin dose min/max and Blood glucose level average for the last seven days. It will also put a badge on the Report displaying the average blood glucose level…that way you can see it quickly without opening the report. Entries can be deleted my selecting it and then tapping Delete. However, after you delete an entry you must tap on Update in the lower right corner for the changes to take affect. Overall…this seems like it would be a handly little app! SugarTracker is available through the BigBoss source. Screenshots below.

Sugar Tracker 1.2

Brooke — Sun, 30 Mar 2008 17:16:47 +0000

This is an app that is supposed to track your glucose level and insulin schedule but, for the life of me I cannot get it to work (and yes I have Jiggy 0.26 installed )! I get an error every time I open the app. If anyone got it to work let me know. I was just excited because it was another app under the Health category…iWoman has been by itself since the beginning! Sugar Tracker is available through the BigBoss source.

iWoman

Brooke — Mon, 12 Nov 2007 03:43:18 +0000

Developer’s description of app: Keep track of your monthly cycles.

Well ladies…now that we have scared off all the curious guys with the developer’s description, lets talk about this app (it actually has a few very useful features). When you open the app for the first time you will need to put in some initial information. If you select the bottom date – the only entry that is editable – it will open to a screen where you can put in the dates of your most current period (or you can start back as far as you can remember but, you only need one period’s start and finish date for the app to work). It will automatically figure out the duration of your period and the number of days in your cycle. From there you can put in more specific information for every day of your period (check out the screenshots). Once you have at least one period duration entered you can go back to the main screen (tap the iWoman button on the top left). You will see that it has calculated when your period will be for the next three months. You can delete an entry by tapping the edit button or by swiping on the entry. Now, we all know that all they can do is give us an educated guess…but, it at least gives you an idea of when to expect your next period. The only thing it needs now is the ability to calculate when ovulation takes place (oh, there went the rest of the guys that decided to continue reading about this app!) It would be helpful for those trying to get pregnant! Overall though, a useful app. Below are the screenshots:

Some husbands might find this to be a handy app as well – so they know when to conveniently bring home flowers.