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Gestational diabetes (GD) is a type of diabetes that develops during pregnancy. It affects how your cells use sugar (glucose) and can impact both your health and your baby's. With the right tools and guidance, GD is very manageable — and SugarCurve is built exactly for that.

SugarCurve gives you a 1,000+ food library rated specifically for gestational diabetes, a barcode scanner with 4.4 million products, a plate scanner, an AI chef that adapts recipes to your cravings, blood sugar trend tracking, and professional PDF reports for your care team — everything in one app.

The Glycemic Index (GI) measures how quickly a food raises blood sugar. For gestational diabetes, choosing lower GI foods helps keep blood sugar stable. SugarCurve rates every food in its library for GI impact, glycemic load, and GD suitability — so you can make smart choices without guessing.

Yes! SugarCurve generates a professional PDF report summarizing your blood sugar readings, food log, and trends. Your OB, dietitian, or midwife can use this report to give you better, more personalized care. It's one of the most loved features among SugarCurve users.

Yes. SugarCurve integrates seamlessly with Apple Health (iOS) and Google Fit (Android), so your health data stays connected and up-to-date across all your devices and health platforms.

Simply point your camera at any product barcode. SugarCurve searches a database of 4.4 million products and instantly shows you the food's nutritional profile and its GD impact rating — including glycemic impact, carb content, and whether it's suitable for your blood sugar goals.

Absolutely. SugarCurve is designed specifically for pregnant women managing gestational diabetes. The app provides evidence-based food ratings and tracking tools to complement — not replace — your healthcare provider's advice. Always follow your care team's recommendations for your specific situation.

No. SugarCurve is built for carb counting, food ratings, and education around gestational diabetes — it never calculates or recommends insulin doses or any medication. Blood sugar readings and other data you log are for tracking and context only, so you and your care team can review patterns together. Always follow your healthcare provider's guidance for insulin and any medical decisions.

No. SugarCurve is a nutrition and education platform for gestational diabetes, not a medical device, and it does not provide medical advice or data intended for insulin dosing or other medical decisions. It's meant to support — not replace — clinical guidance. Always consult your healthcare provider for treatment decisions.

With GD, it helps to limit high-GI foods like white bread, sugary drinks, white rice, and sweets that spike blood sugar quickly. SugarCurve's food library makes this easy — every food is rated with a GD suitability score, serving size guide, and blood sugar impact so you always know what's safe to eat and how much.

Yes! The AI Chef feature generates gestational diabetes-friendly recipes tailored to your cravings and dietary preferences. You can scan a plate of food, log meals by photo, or simply describe what you feel like eating — and the AI will suggest safe, satisfying options rated for blood sugar impact.

Most calorie counters track calories and macros. SugarCurve goes further — every food is analyzed specifically for gestational diabetes impact, including glycemic index, glycemic load, GD suitability rating, and recommended portion size. It's not about counting calories; it's about understanding which foods keep your blood sugar in a healthy range for you and your baby.

Yes, SugarCurve is available on both iOS (App Store) and Android (Google Play). Your data syncs across devices so you can track meals, scan barcodes, and review your blood sugar trends from any device.

For most women, gestational diabetes resolves after delivery. However, having GD does increase your risk of developing type 2 diabetes later in life, so it's important to maintain healthy habits post-pregnancy. SugarCurve helps you build those habits during pregnancy so they stick well beyond delivery.