Titria Trends keeps your blood sugar, blood pressure, weight, meals, medicines and lab reports in one diary your own doctor sees the moment you log them — and puts that doctor a tap away: video consultations that ring like a phone call, prescriptions issued in the app, a chat that reaches the clinic, and an AI coach that explains every number against the targets your doctor set for you.
Free to install · Or use it right in the browser — open the web app
Your doctor enters your name and mobile number and you get an invitation on WhatsApp or SMS. Install the app, sign in with that number, and you are connected from day one — or type the one-time code from the clinic.
K7M2XRBlood sugar at the right check point for the time of day, blood pressure, weight, a photo of your meal, the medicines from your prescription. A reading takes ten seconds, reminders ring on your phone, and you can say it instead of typing — in English, Marathi or Hindi.
Every number appears on your doctor's dashboard within seconds, charted against your targets. Book a video slot, message the clinic, or pick up when the doctor calls — it rings like a phone call. Prescriptions and consultation notes come back into the app.
The structured profile endocrinologists rely on: fasting, after every meal, bedtime. Each value coloured against your personal targets, automatically.
Home blood pressure with pulse, judged against the target your doctor set; weight and BMI on Asian-Indian cut-offs — the thresholds Indian guidelines use, not Western ones. Logged beside the sugars, seen by your doctor.
Photograph the report or share the PDF. Titria sorts it into the panels a clinician reads — CBC, lipids, kidney, liver, HbA1c, thyroid — and marks each value against the reference range printed on your own report.
Photograph your plate at the moment of a reading. Calories and carbs estimated on the spot, labelled breakfast, lunch or dinner, saved beside the sugar value they explain.
One photo of the prescription slip and your medicines, doses and timings are logged for you. No typing tablet names ever again.
Your doctor writes the prescription in the app; you get a notification and a PDF carrying their name, qualifications, registration number and signature — ready for a pharmacist. Your medicine list updates itself, and the app reminds you before a course runs out and when the follow-up is due.
Your doctor calls you inside the app and your phone rings like a phone call, even when the app is closed. Both of you agree to the recording first; after the call, the doctor reviews the notes written from it and sends them to you in your language — what you discussed, the advice, the follow-up.
See your doctor's consultation hours and book a slot from the app; the clinic is notified at once, and cancelling is one tap.
Message your doctor between visits — a question, a photo of a report — and get the answer in the app. When it cannot wait, a call button reaches the clinic.
Gentle nudges at your checking times, tuned to your own schedule. They ring on your phone even without internet.
Fourteen-day sugar charts with your target band, pre and post-meal averages and hypo alerts, plus a blood-pressure diary against your doctor's target. Understandable at a glance, by you and by your doctor.
A print-ready SMBG grid your doctor reads in thirty seconds, with your current medicines listed and space for their notes. Share it as a PDF on WhatsApp in one tap.
An AI coach that reads your whole diary — sugars, blood pressure, weight, medicines, meals and lab reports — against the targets your own doctor set for you, not a generic threshold. It explains what a number means, asks about the meal behind it, teaches the plate method with Indian foods, and answers in English, Marathi or Hindi. It never prescribes, always cites the ADA guideline it drew on, and points you back to your doctor.
Check sincerely — six to seven times a day for a fortnight — and the app projects the HbA1c those numbers point to, using the established ADAG conversion. An estimate to aim at between lab tests, never a replacement for one.
You read and accept a plain-language consent before anything is recorded. Withdraw it, and your data goes with you.
Only the doctor you explicitly link can see your diary, and only until you unlink. No ads, no data sales, ever.
Your readings, and anything the in-app assistant sees, are processed on Google Cloud servers in India.
A named grievance officer answers questions about your data within 48 hours, and you can escalate to the Data Protection Board of India.
A parent or guardian sets up and supervises the account, and the doctor confirms them in person before any consultation.
Titria Trends is a record and communication tool. Very low or very high sugar? Contact your clinic at once.
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