Let Insulin Pal keep track of your doses for you.
Hours since the last shot, units still working - you're computing it at dinner, at the gym, at 2 a.m.
A dose doesn't announce when it's finished. Guessing has been the only tool.
Busy days blur doses together. “Did I already take that?” shouldn't be a daily question.
Download, create your account and choose your insulin - done.
Rapid or ultra-rapid — your curves follow the timing of the insulin you use.
Logging a dose is as simple as selecting the number.
Each dose becomes a curve. Together, they're your day at a glance.
Insulin on board and active insulin - the estimated total still in you, and the part working right now.
A quiet heads-up when doses peak together, and a note when they're done.
Your numbers without opening the app - plus a shortcut to log the next dose.
Your numbers without opening the app - plus a shortcut to log the next dose.
One glance answers the question you keep asking: how much is still in me?
Shots taken close together appear as overlapping curves — easy to see, easy to discuss with your care team.
No more counting hours since your last shot — the timeline remembers for you.
A couple of taps to add a dose, then back to your day.
Insulin Pal keeps the picture so you don't have to hold it in your head.
In 2025 a doctor told me my pancreas had quit, and handed me a full-time job I never applied for.
The hardest part isn't the needles. It's the running total in your head - how much is left, when does it peak, is it done - a quiet second job that clocks in at breakfast and is still there at 2 a.m.
I'm a designer, so I did the only thing I knew to do with a problem that wouldn't leave me alone: I gave it a shape. A curve I could look at, instead of a sum I had to keep redoing.
Insulin Pal is the app I kept wishing existed that first year. It does the remembering so I don't have to. It's on my Home Screen and I check it like the weather.
If any of this sounds like the inside of your head - this one's for you, from a fellow diabetic a year into it.
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