“…Concerning the features of the apps described in the analyzed studies, the following can be highlighted: Glucometer 10,11 ; data transmission via Bluetooth 11 ; Text messaging system 12,16,22 ; automatic speech recognition describing the meal and voice transcription in text 13 ; evaluation of the textual description to determine the composition of the meal 13 ; insulin dose calculator 13,14,18,20,23 ; carbohydrate intake and count 14,15,18 ; connection with a telemedicine platform to allow remote supervision by endocrinologists in the hospital 14 ; communication with healthcare providers 17,18,22 ; diabetes diary 15,17,18,20,21,24,25 (blood glucose records, insulin, diet, exercise, medication, insulin doses, mood); diabetes education 17 ; peer communication 17,18 ; reminders and/or alarms 17,18 ; graphics 18 ; access to the smartphone camera to capture the users' real diet 19 ; production of reports 20 and database platform in several languages. 22 The most diverse digital features have been used to help people diagnosed with Type I DM to live with the disease, among them self-monitoring of glucose levels records in digital diaries, favoring self-care and self-monitoring of blood glucose, an essential measure of treatment adherence.…”