Aisulin

For type 1, type 2, and the people who worry about them

The numbers are only half of it.

Aisulin tracks the lows before they get scary, the costs before they surprise you, and the days you're just tired of managing all of it.

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Encrypted end to end. Never sold. Ever.

What logging apps don't touch

You already know your numbers. That was never the hard part.

The 3am ones

You wake up shaking and have to make decisions while your brain isn't working. Nobody around you knows what to do either.

The month the deductible resets

Same insulin, same strips, suddenly four times the price. You find out at the pharmacy counter.

The weeks you're just done

Every reading is fine and you still can't face another finger stick. No app has ever asked you about that.

What Aisulin actually does

Built around the parts nobody else builds

Severity-tiered low alerts

Not just "you're low." What to do at 70, what to do at 54, and when it stops being something you handle alone.

Caregiver mode

A partner or parent sees only what you choose to share — and gets the instructions, not just the number.

Cost optimizer

Work out what a year of your actual prescriptions costs on each plan, before you pick one.

Out-of-pocket max tracker

Know how far you are from the point where supplies stop costing you anything.

Medication milestones

Your doctor said "A1C under 6.0 by March and we reduce the metformin." Aisulin holds you to it.

Distress check-ins

Roughly a third to a half of people with diabetes hit real burnout. Aisulin asks, and tells your doctor if you want it to.

Where the softness stops

Calm when you're fine. Blunt when you're not.

Warmth is for the days that need it. Anything you have to read fast, at night, with shaking hands, gets high contrast and nothing else.

Glucose now

128

Steady · mg/dL

Last A1C

6.2

Goal 6.0 by March

To OOP max

$340

Then supplies are covered

Severe low · act now

Don't give anything by mouth if they aren't fully alert. Glucagon, then call emergency services.

One red. Used almost never. That's what makes it work.

Tuesday check-in

Some weeks the numbers are fine and you're still exhausted.

Diabetes distress hits most people at some point. Aisulin asks, tracks it next to your glucose data, and puts it in your doctor report if you want it there.

How I'm doing

Your data

We can't sell what we can't read.

Encrypted end to end

Sensitive fields are encrypted at rest with field-level keys, and in transit with TLS. Keys live in a managed KMS, never in the codebase.

Never sold, never brokered

No ad networks. No data brokers. No "anonymised" resale to insurers or pharma. This is not a business model we're keeping open for later.

Caregivers only ever see what you explicitly share with them, and you can revoke it at any time.

Where we're at

Aisulin is in active development and not yet a medical device. It doesn't dose insulin and it doesn't replace your care team. What it does is make the rest of it — the costs, the lows, the prep, the burnout — something you're not tracking on paper.

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Early access, and a say in what gets built first. No spam, one email when it's ready.

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Are you living with diabetes, or caring for someone who is?