REPORTS AND EXPORTS
Take your records into the conversation.
When you want to share what you have logged, a prepared file is easier to work with than a collection of screenshots. GlucoseTrack Premium supports PDF and CSV exports.
For iPhone & Apple Watch
How it fits your day
Review the entries first
Check the dates, values and units in your history before exporting. A report reflects the records it contains; exporting does not correct missing or mistaken information.
Choose the information to include
The report settings let you select metric and statistics fields. PDF and CSV give you different ways to take your records outside the app.
Share deliberately
Review the finished file and choose its recipient yourself. Once exported, the file is a separate copy: deleting a record in the app does not recall a file you have already shared.
Included for free
Keep your history, browse a custom date range and use basic statistics inside the app.
With Premium
PDF/CSV exports and detailed analytics, with selectable metric and statistics fields in report settings.
An export summarizes recorded data. It is not a diagnosis, a treatment recommendation or proof that a reading is accurate. Privacy
A few useful answers
Can the app interpret the report for me medically?
No. The report organizes records. Bring questions about readings or treatment to a qualified professional who knows your situation.
What happens to an exported file if I delete the app?
Copies saved or shared outside the app are managed separately. Review where you saved them and remove unwanted copies from those locations.
Keep reading
Where your glucose data goes: a privacy checklist
Understand local records, Apple Health access, optional meal scans and exported files before deciding what to share.
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Before you share a glucose report: a practical checklist
Choose the date range and format, review the exported file, and confirm the recipient before sharing your glucose report.
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