I've never heard of it. Please let us know what you think of it, if you do try it.
June 19, 2025
Thanks for replying!
Yes. I’m hoping anything to make it a little easier. I’ve gotten better at carb counting but it is still a weakness of mine. Trying to find a way to make it easier. I like food so I don’t like to eat the same things day after day. I know if I ate that way carb counting would be a lot easier. Plus, my husband and I like to go out to dinner and I think it would be a lot easier if I had some app to help with the carb counting. I’m doing research on the various apps now.
May 14, 2025
Sorry Kelly no I haven't.
I'd be curios to know about it though.
I'll look it up and go to utube as well.🙏🏻
Good luck, always something tp learn!
My head is stuffed !
May 14, 2025
While SNAQ isn't mentioned in the available resources, there are several highly-rated diabetes management apps worth considering. Popular options include Undermyfork, which lets you take food pictures and connect to your CGM to understand how specific meals affect your blood glucose. It creates helpful graphs and data you Show Full Answer
While SNAQ isn't mentioned in the available resources, there are several highly-rated diabetes management apps worth considering. Popular options include Undermyfork, which lets you take food pictures and connect to your CGM to understand how specific meals affect your blood glucose. It creates helpful graphs and data you can share with your care team.
Another well-regarded option is mySugr, which allows you to tag entries for factors like stress or alcohol consumption to see how they impact blood sugar. The paid version includes meal photo uploads and insulin dose calculations. Many myT1Dteam members find their CGM apps most valuable for diabetes management, as they provide constant blood sugar monitoring and trend analysis. When choosing an app, look for features that match your specific needs - whether that's carb counting, glucose tracking, or meal planning. Most importantly, pick one that you'll actually use consistently.
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