Quick answer
Diabetes tracking in Kiri links glucose readings to source, context, trend direction, carbs, ketones, symptoms, and medication so families can review not just numbers, but what was happening around them.
Diabetes fields in Kiri and why each field matters
Blood Glucose: core reading for trend monitoring and follow-up.
Units (mg/dL or mmol/L): prevents interpretation errors when values are shared.
Source (CGM/Meter/Manual): documents where the reading came from for context and confidence.
CGM Trend (Down/Flat/Up): directional context that helps interpret whether glucose is rising, stable, or falling.
Context (Pre-meal/Post-meal/Bedtime/Overnight/After activity/Sick day/Other): explains why the reading may be higher or lower than usual.
Carbs (g): supports interpretation of post-meal patterns and day-level variability.
Ketones + type (Blood/Urine): adds important metabolic context during illness or high readings.
Symptom severity (0-4), symptoms, triggers: connects numbers to how your child felt and possible contributors.
Medication + dose + unit: captures what was given so response can be reviewed accurately.
How to log diabetes events well
Enter glucose value first, then select units and source.
If source is CGM, add trend direction for better interpretation.
Always set context and carbs when relevant to meal/activity timing.
Include ketones and medication details when available.
Medical guidance reminder
Kiri helps organize logs but does not replace your diabetes care plan. For treatment decisions, follow your clinician's guidance and contact your care team when values or symptoms are concerning.