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Rated 4.7 out of 5 on the App Store
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Stats are from the April Safety Survey, 2021.
Experience better health outcomes
Quin users have said they experience better health outcomes, improved time in range and fewer hypos/hypers since using the app.
Explore Quin’s features
Quin creates personalised insights based on diabetes science, psychology, and the things you record in the app. Our diabetes app provides the information you need, at the time you need it.
Monitor blood
sugar See what is likely to happen to your blood sugar levels in Quin and use the personalised information to make treatment decisions and plan your day.
sugar See what is likely to happen to your blood sugar levels in Quin and use the personalised information to make treatment decisions and plan your day.
Get insulin notifications Set reminders to take background insulin and get insightful notifications about the insulin you have on board to make the best possible diabetes decisions.
Record food, insulin and activity Use the intelligence built into Quin to spot patterns from food, insulin and activity at a glance, without the need to manually dig through logbooks.
Accelerate your learning Access personalised, step by step learning on your unique diabetes journey in the app, building your knowledge and confidence along the way.
Explore Quin’s features
Quin creates personalised insights based on diabetes science, psychology, and the things you record in the app. Our diabetes app provides the information you need, at the time you need it.
Backed by experts
Consultant Physician and Quin Clinical Advisor. Clinical Director NIHR Clinical Research Network: Eastern.
Diabetologist and Quin Clinical Advisor. Consultant in Diabetes, Endocrinology and Acute Medicine at St George's University Hospitals. Former Clinical Fellow at National Institutes of Health.
Diabetologist and Quin Clinical Advisor. Consultant in Diabetes and Endocrinology at Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals. Diabetes Specialty Lead, Eastern at National Institute for Health Research
What Our Users Say
FAQ
Pump therapy differs significantly from MDI (Multiple Daily Injection) therapy due to the completely different mechanism of how insulin is being delivered. While the app supports “Pump” therapy it does not support specific insulin delivery mechanisms that pumps have. We are working hard to be able to include pump users with Quin.
Android has a number of leading phone manufacturers and a much wider breadth of live Android versions, and for a company of our size, we couldn't afford to develop experimental features for both platforms simultaneously.
Even though we have launched, we still have a number of features to develop for our existing app. We also need to grow as a company to tackle Android but we've got plans to develop and release an Android version of Quin as soon as is feasible for the team.
Even though we have launched, we still have a number of features to develop for our existing app. We also need to grow as a company to tackle Android but we've got plans to develop and release an Android version of Quin as soon as is feasible for the team.
People under 18 have a number of additional factors affecting their blood sugar and this added complexity makes it difficult for a team of our size to adequately and safely develop the app for under 18’s at this stage with the type of features we are offering.
We're hopeful it won't be too long before we can grow as a company and expand our research and development, and not only make our features suitable for under 18s but also provide additional support to parents and guardians who assist younger people with diabetes.
We're hopeful it won't be too long before we can grow as a company and expand our research and development, and not only make our features suitable for under 18s but also provide additional support to parents and guardians who assist younger people with diabetes.
Diabetes is a complex condition and a vast amount is unknown regarding what affects blood sugar and by how much. Pregnancy is known to have an effect on blood sugar as well as potential changes to a number of life routines, treatments and other medication. Because of the complexity and number of unknowns around pregnancy and diabetes, Quin should not be used while you are pregnant.
Taking non-insulin blood sugar lowering medications will have an effect on blood sugar and, as Quin does not currently record these medications or take them into account, Quin should not be used while taking any non-insulin blood sugar lowering medication.
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