Wear it
A small sensor that quietly keeps watch.
A continuous glucose monitor worn on the arm, prescribed by your doctor. No finger pricks for every reading, just a steady view of your day.
sumi pairs a doctor-prescribed glucose sensor with an app that understands Indian food from a single photo, so you and your doctor finally see the whole picture.
Launching first in India · Early access for clinics and patients
Good afternoon
Priya
Glucose now
112 mg/dL
In your range Steady for 40 min
Rajma chawal
Lunch · 520 kcal
A clinic visit sees one reading, every few months. Everything that happens between visits, every meal, every spike, every good day, stays invisible to the doctor.
Clinic visit
One reading
~90 days nobody sees
Next visit
One reading
101M
people in India live with diabetes.1
3+ meals
a day, each one moving your glucose, and they're the hardest part of the day to track.
1 picture
What we want every doctor to have: meals and glucose, together, over time.
1. ICMR–INDIAB study, The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology, 2023.
Wear it
A continuous glucose monitor worn on the arm, prescribed by your doctor. No finger pricks for every reading, just a steady view of your day.
Snap your plate
Take a photo of what you're eating. sumi recognises the dishes and estimates calories, carbs, protein and fat. No weighing, no searching menus.
See it together
sumi puts your meals on the same timeline as your glucose, so patterns become obvious, for you and for the doctor who is looking after you.
No new habits to learn. Wear the sensor, take a photo when you eat, and let your care team do what they do best, with far better information.
sumi starts in the clinic. Your doctor decides it is right for you and sets up your care plan.
Put on the sensor, open the app, and take a quick photo when you eat. That is the whole routine.
Between visits, your doctor can review how meals and glucose moved together and guide what comes next.
sumi is prescribed, not downloaded. We are looking for endocrinologists, diabetologists, physicians and clinics who want to shape how continuous glucose care works in India.
Priya S. · 46
Yesterday, with meals
Time in range
84%
MTWTFSS
Swapping white rice for millet at lunch is working. Keep it up.
Most food trackers were built for burgers and salads. sumi is being built for home cooking, regional dishes and shared plates, from a Kerala breakfast to a Punjabi dinner.
Ownership
Your readings and meals are yours. You decide who can see them.
Sharing
The doctors you choose, and nobody else. Never sold, never used for ads.
Security
Privacy is part of how sumi is being built, not a setting added at the end.
Standards
We are designing sumi around India’s data-protection and digital-health frameworks.
We are in early development and working closely with doctors and clinical partners. Join the waitlist and we will reach out personally as early access opens.
Yes. sumi is designed to be prescribed and supervised by your doctor, so your care team stays involved at every step.
We are building sumi around everyday Indian meals: home-cooked food, regional dishes and full thalis, not only packaged or Western food.
We would love to talk. Choose “Healthcare professional” on the waitlist form and a member of our team will contact you about early partnerships.
We store your details securely and use them only to contact you about sumi. A member of our team will reach out. You can ask us to remove your details at any time by writing to hello@thesumi.in.
We are opening sumi to a small group of patients, doctors and clinics first. Leave your details and someone from our team will reach out personally.
Thank you. Someone from the sumi team will be in touch soon.