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[kamens]

I am looking for early adopters to try a new product I’ve developed, edited is a place to record all your blood sugars in a hassle-free manner and spot trends within your data online. The project started as a solution to my frustration with log books and the lack of a free, easy spot for diabetics to go to safely store all their data and learn more about their medical history.

Diabetics should have a spot to quickly record sugars once and forget about any log book or complicated import...and their data should always be readily available from any computer with an internet connection.

edited is a free solution to this need, and I would love to hear others’ reactions to the service. The product is being actively developed and any of your suggestions will weigh heavily on upcoming features.

I will be checking this message board for feedback, although there are plenty of open avenues to voice your input on edited.

Thank you for your help!

Ben Kamens

[SugarLESSlie]

Hi, Stumpkins posted a blog about a site yesteday called Dia-log.com, it does a very similar thing.

BUT I'd be MORE THAN willing to try yours out...I do love the dia-log!!

[BriOnH]

Sure are a lot of these going up these days.

[kamens]

Great, thank you very much! I know there are others out there...this one just does what I need quickest and easiest for me ;)

[BriOnH]

I know the feeling.

[LancetChick]

I don't find that my blood sugar records are anywhere near as significant without food and insulin doses tossed in, and various margin notes. If I could fit all that into a web-based program, with the ability to record up to 20 tests in a day, then I might try it out.

[kamens]

Good to hear, LancetChick! Food and insulin doses are on the list, so keep an eye.

"Various margin notes" are actually achievable on edited via tags. You can enter "121 postworkout" or "79 illness tired", and will record these tags and let you view statistics about them so you can discover relationships between any note you want and your sugar levels.

[Tony]

Ben please read the rules (http://www.diabetesforums.com/forum/faq.php?faq=rules#faq_site_rules) before posting again here.

We already have a place to record all of our blood sugars in a hassle-free manner. It's called Diabuddies (http://www.diabuddies.com/)