Sample report generated live from the demo dashboard. SteadyRange compiles your daily fingersticks, weight, and medication titration into this single document.
The first thirty seconds
Where a clinician’s eye actually goes
Time in range, then GMI0–10s
Is control where we agreed it would be? Two numbers at the top, no scrolling, no raw meter log to wade through.
Excursion alerts10–20s
Is anything dangerous happening? Lows below 54 are the ones that change a plan today, so they are counted separately rather than averaged away.
Medication & trend20–30s
Did the last dose change do what we hoped? Dose events are marked on the curve, so the answer is a shape rather than a story.
Everything below those three is there for the questions they raise — meal patterns, the medication list, the next appointment. A fifteen minute visit does not have time for a spreadsheet, and this document is built on that assumption rather than apologising for it.
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- Prepared for
- Sam (sample data)
- Period
- Last 14 days
- Generated
- Sep 18, 2026
- Readings
- Nº 30
Excursion alerts
safety firstNo urgent highs or lows in this period: nothing below 70 or above 250 mg/dL.
Glucose
87% of readings landed in your target range, at or above the 70% consensus goal.
- Average
- 137mg/dL
- Range
- 105–204mg/dL
- Est. A1Clab-style, ~90 days
- Prediabetes range6.4%
- GMIrecent snapshot
- Diabetes range6.6%
- Readings
- 30
Est. A1C and GMI use the same scale: under 5.7% is the normal range, 5.7 to 6.4% is the prediabetes range, and 6.5% or above is the diabetes range. Both are estimated from the readings you have logged, so they can differ from a lab result by half a point or more. Diagnosis comes from a lab test, not from these.
Medication & trend
glucose vs. weight, with dose changes- 1Sep 4Ozempic → 0.5 mg
Current medications
- Ozempic0.5 mg · Weekly
- Metformin500 mg · Daily
Patterns
context, not raw logsAfter-meal readings average 50 mg/dL above fasting: the drift shows up post-meal.
| Hour | Readings | Out of range |
|---|---|---|
| 7 AM | 12 | 0% |
| 1 PM | 8 | 50% |
| 7 PM | 6 | 0% |
| 10 PM | 4 | 0% |
Readings most often land out of range during the afternoons.
Upcoming appointments
- Quarterly diabetes reviewOct 4, 2026, 9:30 AM · Dr. Amina Osei