Blood Glucose Monitoring (GRBS)
Log your blood sugar at every meal point. Track 7-day trends and let your doctor see the full picture — no paper diary needed.
Log a reading
Target: ≤ 90 mg/dL.
Targets shown (fasting ≤90 mg/dL, post-meal ≤120 mg/dL) are standard home-monitoring targets for GDM in pregnancy — your doctor may set different personalised targets. This tool does not diagnose GDM and does not save your readings after you leave this page.
What it does
- ✓6-point or 4-point monitoring profiles set by your doctor — fasting, pre-meal, and post-meal readings
- ✓7-day glucose trend chart — visual overview of how your sugar levels change across the day and week
- ✓Doctor-connected records — every reading goes directly to your clinical file, visible at your next appointment
How it works
- 1
Check your blood glucose
Use your glucometer as usual. Note the reading in mg/dL.
- 2
Select the time point
Choose from your active time points (e.g. Fasting, Post-breakfast). The app shows which readings are still pending for today.
- 3
Enter and save
Type the value and tap Save. The app logs the time automatically and adds it to your 7-day chart.
Frequently asked questions
What is a normal blood sugar level during pregnancy?
Standard home-monitoring targets for GDM are: fasting (FBS) below 90 mg/dL, and 2 hours after meals (PPBS) below 120 mg/dL. These are different from the diagnostic 75g OGTT thresholds used to first identify GDM — your doctor may also set personalised targets based on your profile.
What is the 6-point GRBS profile?
The 6-point profile measures blood glucose 6 times a day: fasting (before breakfast), 2 hours after breakfast, before lunch, 2 hours after lunch, before dinner, and 2 hours after dinner. This gives a complete picture of glucose control throughout the day.
What is the 4-point GRBS profile?
The 4-point profile measures fasting, post-breakfast, post-lunch, and post-dinner. It is commonly used for patients with well-controlled GDM who do not need the full 6-point monitoring.
How does GRBS data reach my doctor?
When you log a reading in Janani, it is saved directly to your clinical record. Your OBG doctor can view the full 7-day trend at your next visit without you needing to bring a paper diary.
How often should I check blood sugar during pregnancy?
This depends on your doctor's advice and your GDM profile. For insulin-treated GDM, daily 6-point monitoring is typical. For diet-controlled GDM, 4-point monitoring 3–4 times a week is common. Always follow your doctor's specific instructions.
Log a quick reading right here — no download needed.
Blood Glucose Monitoring (GRBS) is part of the Janani app — free to download on Android.