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Life & fun · June 1, 2026

Stash Diabetes

Track every diabetes supply, and spot bad lots together

Stash Diabetes launched on June 1, 2026 with 5 votes, #2,466 of 22,647 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.

What it does

Every diabetes app manages your disease. None manage your stuff. Stash is the iOS app built for the logistics of life with diabetes — insulin, pumps, CGMs, GLP-1s, oral meds, and every supply you depend on. Track inventory, get instant recall alerts, and know when you'll run out. Stash's Community Reporting feature lets users flag device failures in one swipe and see what others are flagging on the same lot — community-led pharmacovigilance, built by someone with 22 years living with diabetes.

Track supplies, plan trips, get recall alerts, log injections, share views, and tap into community reports. The diabetes companion app, in your pocket.

Pods, sensors, insulin, infusion sets, cartridges. Diabetes already gives you enough to track — Stash puts it all in one inventory you can actually trust. Recall alerts when lots fail. Travel planning without the packing anxiety. Site tracking so rotations don't slip. Caregiver sharing for the people in your corner. And with Community Reports , anonymous failure flagging that helps the whole diabetes community catch problems early — even before a recall. Add items in seconds with Stash's barcode scanner — it captures GTIN, lot, serial, and expiration date in a fraction of a second. Get a holistic view of everything in your closet and fridge, and stay on top of usage rates, expiration dates,…from stashdiabetes.com

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