Patterns
You have the data. Tsumo looks for the why.
Your meter or CGM, ring and watch already measure so much of what happens inside you. What they can't see is what prompted it. As designed, Tsumo would watch what you take in and when, and look for the patterns that might explain the rest.
What it could tell you
Questions your devices raise, with context.
On those nights, Tsumo saw coffee after 4 PM and dinner after 9.
Monday was leftover pasta; Tuesday was a fresh batch with less oil.
Those were the days you walked within an hour of dinner.
They lined up with lunches that were mostly carbs and little protein.
Concept examples. Patterns are something to discuss with your care team, not medical advice.
Ask Tsumo
Tell it how you feel. It checks what it saw.
As designed, you could message Tsumo anytime, and it would answer from what it noticed in your day. For anything urgent, like a low, follow your care plan.
Concept example
I've felt really tired after lunch this week.
On Monday, Wednesday and today, lunch was mostly pasta and bread with little protein. On Tuesday you had salmon and greens. That's a pattern to discuss with your care team.
Good to know. Thanks.
Works with
Start with Tsumo. Add what you already use.
What you take in and when, with a photo logbook and reminders.
Glucose lined up with what you ate, how it was made and when.
Late meals, caffeine or alcohol next to how you slept and moved.
Logged insulin next to meals, and supply counts that keep up.
Intended design. Which devices are supported depends on what we can connect; nothing is connected today.