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Explore the existing Dia.best demonstration data and try the tools. Demo entries and settings do not change your own account.

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Demo dashboard mode
Choose a pump or insulin-pen example.
ICR mode
A single insulin-to-carb ratio, is used when it applies throughout the day.

📸 Food photo and meal bolus

Take a photo or choose one from your gallery. Dia.best estimates carbohydrates; insulin calculation is enabled only after your setup is complete.

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Automatically included in the calculation:
Carbohydrates ICR / ISF Current glucose
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Mode: Insulin pens · You can switch to a pump in your own dashboard.

How to improve glucose control:

Data review and suggestions for the last 14 days

  
Show 14-day metrics
Metric Your value Reference
TIR
3.9–10.0 mmol/L
🎯 Percentage of time glucose is in the target range.
Loading… usually ≥ 70%
TBR
<3.9 mmol/L
⚠️ Percentage of time below range.
Loading… usually < 4%
TBR
<3.5 mmol/L
🚨 Time in clinically significant hypoglycemia.
Loading… usually < 1%
TAR
>10.0 mmol/L
📈 Percentage of time above range.
Loading… usually < 25%
TAR
>13.9 mmol/L
🔥 Percentage of time in marked hyperglycemia.
Loading… usually < 5%
Average (Avg)
🧮 Average glucose over the selected period.
Loading… individual
SD
📊 Glucose variability around the average; lower is more stable.
Loading… lower is generally better
CV
📉 Relative glucose variability (SD/average).
Loading… usually < 36%
GMI
🧾 Estimated HbA1c based on CGM data.
Loading… estimated HbA1c
Overnight trend
🌙 Average overnight glucose trend, useful when reviewing basal insulin.
Loading… no overnight lows

🤖 Personal diabetes assistant

Ask a question about your glucose data and diabetes management. You can also use one of the suggested questions.
Quick estimates:

🧭 Current situation assessment

Quick assessment based on current glucose and CGM trend.
 Test blocks
Experimental calculations. Forecasts may be inaccurate when glucose is changing rapidly. Do not use these blocks as the primary basis for correction decisions.
🎯 Deviation from target
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📊 Balance of influences
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