01 · Current
Wear time at a glance.
See elapsed time, time left, and the current body-map placement together.
Insulin pump & CGM companion for iPhone
Know your next site.Keep supplies in view.
Track infusion-set and CGM sensor rotation, see how long you have worn the current site, and keep an honest count of what is left—in one calm place.
- No account required
- Works offline
- Track one device or both
TodayLeft abdomen → right abdomen2 days, 6 hours worn
Diabetes already asks you to remember enough.
Turn the repeating logistics into a quiet system instead of another mental checklist.
The everyday loop
See what is current.
Know what is next.
Confirm the change.
Start with your own sites and schedule. Next Site keeps the current placement, the upcoming rotation, and the record of completed changes together.
02 · Flexible
One device or both.
Infusion sets use blue. Sensors use amber. Each follows its own schedule.
03 · Recorded
A clear change history.
Confirmed replacements stay grouped by date with useful wear-time context.
Infusion sets14About 42 days remaining
Sensors4About 28 days remaining
Supplies you can trust
Fast adjustments.
Honest estimates.
Counts move when you confirm a real replacement, not because a calendar assumes you used one. Days remaining stay clearly approximate.
Confirmed-change accounting
Inventory decrements after a replacement is actually completed.
Low-stock heads-up
Set a threshold per item and see what will need attention first.
Adjust and undo
Correct a count in a tap without turning inventory into a chore.
Calm by design
Use what helps.
Leave the rest off.
The app is a personal organizer, not a device connection or a source of medical guidance. Its job is to keep routine information clear and reversible.
Track as much or as little as you want.
Use infusion sets, sensors, inventory, and reminders independently.
Built around native iPhone patterns.
VoiceOver, Dynamic Type, Reduce Motion, and practical touch targets are supported.
Correct the small mistakes.
Undo changes, adjust counts, and reorder one rotation without rewriting the permanent cycle.
Questions, answered
What to know.
What does Next Site track?
Next Site can organize infusion-set and CGM sensor site rotation, current wear time, upcoming placements, supply counts, and a history of confirmed changes.
Can I track only an infusion set or only a sensor?
Yes. You can track infusion sets, sensors, or both. Each tracker can have its own sites, wear schedule, reminders, and linked inventory.
Does it connect to my pump or CGM?
No. Next Site does not connect to a pump or CGM. It is a personal organizer for the information you enter and the changes you confirm.
Does it require an account?
No account or sign-up is required. The app is designed to work offline and get out of the way quickly.
How do supply counts stay accurate?
Inventory changes only after you confirm a real replacement. You can also adjust quantities directly and undo mistakes, while days-remaining values are presented as estimates.
Are reminders required?
No. Wear-time reminders are optional, as are the individual trackers and inventory features. Use as much or as little of the system as you need.
Is Next Site a medical device?
No. Next Site is a personal organizer. It does not dose, diagnose, provide treatment advice, or replace guidance from your care team.
When will it be on the App Store?
The public App Store link and release timing have not been announced yet. This page will link directly to the listing when it is available.
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Remember less.
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Public release timing, pricing, and the App Store URL have not been announced. The direct download link will appear here when it is ready.