Hey, I'm a doctor and work in a similar area. I really like the name and well done on shipping. You can tell the app is made by a patient who suffers from the condition, which is amazing.

I would be really careful in this area though, especially using ChatGPT to generate suggestions. This to me this does venture into medical device territory, based on the intended use. Check the guidelines here https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/medical-devices-s... - UK specific, but will be similar for FDA.

Honestly, I would seek proper consultancy advice, remove any suggestions / recommendations for now, and just have it as a data-logging platform. The disclaimer unfortunately will not stand up.

Congratulations on getting this far - I really hope you continue on this path, just make sure you are on firm ground.

It’s not explained so I have no idea where AI is involved, which makes this all the more alarming. I would seriously ask anyone considering the use of computer generated information in healthcare to do some soul searching and ask themselves if literally people’s lives are worth prolonging this bubble.

Congrats on the launch, Joshua! Super impressive work. I built a management app for T1D kids+parents, so I know how much work goes into a project like this. Happy to chat and share what I learned from my own attempt at this if that might be helpful.

Curious where AI added value for you here? I can see the obvious use cases like photo recognition of meals for tracking, but wondering if there's anything more unique.

This is amazing, my daughter has been on pump therapy for almost eight years now and just now starting to feel like she has any control at all.

I downloaded the app, just to check it out, and the one thing that just struck me right off the bat is the permissions. Read is fine, it’s the write permissions, particularly glucose level and insulin delivery. I don’t know the full app ecosystem, and if it would be possible for your app to interfere with the insulin delivery settings on her pump.

if you have a website or anything that discusses how the application operates and what the permissions are used for it definitely check it out.

Ultimately though this looks like a great tool!

(Also really digging the company name!)