New app to prevent complications from diabetes launched

Gendius Intellin diabetes App Launch

A new app has been launched to help prevent complications from diabetes. Cheshire-based company Gendius have launched a free version of diabetes app Intellin on app stores.

Intellin enables people to track how they are managing their diabetes with the unique benefit of telling individuals their risk of developing complications from their diabetes.

Intellin acts as an electronic diary allowing an individual to input how they are managing their diabetes. During the set up you are taken through three sections of background questions and the App uses these to generate a risk profile.

The app then sends daily hints and tips on how to prevent these complications. The platform has been built after extensive collaboration with people with diabetes and healthcare professionals.

It also follows funding from Health Innovation Manchester through the Momentum Fund, which enabled the company to complete a final piece of market research to better understand the patient journey and what people with diabetes would want as their “ultimate” app to help manage their diabetes.

Gendius co-founder, Rory Cameron said: “This is a turning point for the company after three years of research and development. We now have a product in the market place that will help individuals mange their diabetes and their future complications.”

Gendius co-founder, Chris Genders added: “After being diagnosed with diabetes 14 years ago it is great to now see an app on the market place that is unique and based around the individuals needs. Everyone’s diabetes is different but the complications we go onto develop are the same.”

Intellin® has been created to help people with diabetes live better with their condition. Intellin® allows users to track their blood sugars, carbohydrate intake, body mass index, insulin dosages etc, but more importantly gives an insight into how the individual’s diabetes may progress.

It is now available to download on the Apple App Store and Google Play.

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