DiaDash - CGM Patterns
@diadash.app
An experimental iOS app for Type 1 diabetes focused on CGM patterns, not advice or targets.
For experienced Dexcom / Libre users who like calm, descriptive insights.
Very small private beta. DMs open.
For experienced Dexcom / Libre users who like calm, descriptive insights.
Very small private beta. DMs open.
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We’re building DiaDash — an experimental iOS app for people with Type 1 diabetes who use CGMs and prefer noticing patterns over advice. It focuses on glucose context and continuity, not targets or coaching. Very small private beta with experienced Dexcom / Libre users. DM if this sounds like you.
As we prepare for our limited beta launch we’ve had a bit of a rethink of our logo. New version is now live in our profile. We really like our new look!
January 9, 2026 at 7:47 PM
As we prepare for our limited beta launch we’ve had a bit of a rethink of our logo. New version is now live in our profile. We really like our new look!
We made a deliberate choice in DiaDash:
we removed red and green from the dashboard.
Traffic-light colours turn data into judgement.
DiaDash now uses a single calm colour, with subtle intensity shifts — focused on patterns, not pass/fail.
Less anxiety. More clarity.
we removed red and green from the dashboard.
Traffic-light colours turn data into judgement.
DiaDash now uses a single calm colour, with subtle intensity shifts — focused on patterns, not pass/fail.
Less anxiety. More clarity.
January 5, 2026 at 10:03 PM
We made a deliberate choice in DiaDash:
we removed red and green from the dashboard.
Traffic-light colours turn data into judgement.
DiaDash now uses a single calm colour, with subtle intensity shifts — focused on patterns, not pass/fail.
Less anxiety. More clarity.
we removed red and green from the dashboard.
Traffic-light colours turn data into judgement.
DiaDash now uses a single calm colour, with subtle intensity shifts — focused on patterns, not pass/fail.
Less anxiety. More clarity.
Working on DiaDash this week — an iOS app exploring calmer ways to look at CGM data for Type 1 diabetes.
Less optimisation, fewer instructions, more noticing patterns over time.
Still very early, but interesting to see how different this feels from goal-driven dashboards.
Less optimisation, fewer instructions, more noticing patterns over time.
Still very early, but interesting to see how different this feels from goal-driven dashboards.
January 3, 2026 at 7:26 PM
Working on DiaDash this week — an iOS app exploring calmer ways to look at CGM data for Type 1 diabetes.
Less optimisation, fewer instructions, more noticing patterns over time.
Still very early, but interesting to see how different this feels from goal-driven dashboards.
Less optimisation, fewer instructions, more noticing patterns over time.
Still very early, but interesting to see how different this feels from goal-driven dashboards.
We’re building DiaDash — an experimental iOS app for people with Type 1 diabetes who use CGMs and prefer noticing patterns over advice. It focuses on glucose context and continuity, not targets or coaching. Very small private beta with experienced Dexcom / Libre users. DM if this sounds like you.
January 1, 2026 at 10:44 PM
We’re building DiaDash — an experimental iOS app for people with Type 1 diabetes who use CGMs and prefer noticing patterns over advice. It focuses on glucose context and continuity, not targets or coaching. Very small private beta with experienced Dexcom / Libre users. DM if this sounds like you.