Zuckerschmuck presents: Health Location App Libati

Zuckerschmuck stellt vor: Gesundheits-Location App Libati

Updated: May 2026 · Zuckerschmuck Team · Original Post: November 2021

🩹 At a Glance: What is Libati?

In short: A community-based app that helps people with diabetes and other chronic conditions find suitable cafes, hotels, and restaurants.

  • Concept: Map app with a traffic light system (red, yellow, green) for locations
  • Rating Logic: Community-based, every user can rate locations
  • Personal Filters: Disease-specific triggers and preferences are stored in the profile
  • Platforms: Android (Google Play) and iOS (Apple App Store)
  • Zuckerschmuck Connection: Zuckerschmuck products are listed on the Libati Explore page, Libati users also receive a discount code

💡 The Idea Behind Libati

With the Libati app, a young startup aims to make traveling and being on the go easier for people with diabetes and other chronic conditions. Libati is a community-based app that helps people with chronic conditions or physical disabilities discover new places tailored to their individual needs.

The Libati team explains in their own words where the idea came from:

"According to the Institute of General Medicine at Goethe University in Frankfurt, approximately one in two people in Germany alone suffers from at least one chronic illness today. Even if not every affected person is severely limited in their daily life by their illness, the results of our interviews were clear, as respondents repeatedly described a similar problem in their daily lives: For chronically ill people, it is very time-consuming to spontaneously go to a restaurant, bar, café, or similar place they have never been to with friends. The situation is similar with visits to hotels, AirBnBs, or vacation rentals.

Too much information about the locations is missing beforehand. If someone, for example, is affected by asthma, that person needs to find out in advance whether there are stairs to climb, whether there are parking spaces nearby, or whether there is an elevator. For diabetes, other things are important, such as whether there are carbohydrate indications on the menu. Of course, one could find out this information beforehand through extensive research and phone calls. However, this eliminates any spontaneity.

That's why many affected people told us that they have given up by now because they can no longer keep up with healthy friends and family members and have to cancel activities or decline them in advance. Our founding team itself has family members and friends in their own circle who are affected. We see a societal problem in the fact that it takes healthy people three clicks on Google Maps to decide which café to visit, while people with chronic illnesses have to choose between extensive research and staying at home.

With our digital solution Libati, we want to ensure that people with chronic illnesses are more included in society and can enjoy their leisure time and freedom."


🗺️ How Does the App Work?

In short: Create a profile with illness filters, open the map, select locations using the traffic light system.

Operation takes place in four steps:

  1. Register and fill out profile. Important here: not only select the illnesses, but also individual triggers and preferences.
  2. Go through disease-specific screens. The app guides you through appropriate question sequences, depending on the illness.
  3. Open map. Nearby locations are marked with the traffic light colors red, yellow, green.
  4. Rate and add. Your own experiences help the community keep the rating accurate.

What the traffic light colors mean:

  • Red: Location is highly likely to trigger symptoms or not match stored preferences, based on community ratings.
  • Yellow: Medium ratings, mixed picture.
  • Green: Location is highly likely to match stored needs.

[IMAGE-TODO: Screenshot of the Libati app with map and traffic light markings, originally on WP-CDN, please restore from backup]

[IMAGE: Info graphic of app functions — Shopify-CDN link to be reused if needed]

[IMAGE-TODO: Photo of Libati founding team, originally on WP-CDN]


📱 Download Libati

Since the content of Libati is based on community ratings, the team appreciates everyone who participates and rates locations.


🛍️ Zuckerschmuck as a Partner on the Explore Page

The app features an Explore page displaying products from partners that provide added value for people with chronic conditions. Zuckerschmuck is listed as a partner. On the Explore page, you will also find a discount code for Libati users.


🎒 Zuckerschmuck Products for Diabetes On the Go

In short: If you want to be spontaneous on the go with diabetes, Zuckerschmuck offers practical helpers for your bag.


❓ Frequently Asked Questions About Libati and Diabetes Travel

What does the Libati app cost?

The app is available for free on the Google Play Store and Apple App Store. Please check the current price before downloading, as app business models can change.

How does Libati register for diabetes?

After registration, you select "Diabetes" as your condition in your profile and can store diabetes-specific filters and preferences, such as whether menus should include carbohydrate information or whether there are special requirements for the availability of glucose-containing beverages.

Who rates the locations?

The ratings come from the community itself. The more users rate a location, the more accurate the traffic light picture becomes. Your own ratings directly help other people with diabetes or chronic conditions.

What else can I prepare for diabetes travel?

Practical aids include a compact diabetes bag, a hypobox with fast carbohydrates, emergency jewelry with a diabetes indicator, and possibly a glucagon emergency kit (prescription only). For international travel, it is also advisable to prepare a travel document with your diabetology practice.

Is there a Zuckerschmuck discount code for Libati users?

Yes, a discount code is stored on the Explore page of the Libati app. Check the current conditions directly in the app.


📚 Sources and Notes

  1. Statement cited in the article: Institute of General Medicine at Goethe University Frankfurt on the prevalence of chronic diseases in Germany. Please inquire with the Libati team for the exact original publication and year of survey.
  2. German Diabetes Association (DDG), AWMF. S3 Guideline for the Therapy of Type 1 Diabetes. AWMF Registry No. 057-013. 2nd Edition; 2023. Available at: https://www.awmf.org/leitlinien/detail/ll/057-013 [Accessed: 08.05.2026].

Note: This article provides information about an external app recommendation and does not replace medical or diabetological advice. Travel preparations with diabetes should be discussed with your diabetology practice.

Best regards,
your Zuckerschmuck Team

Who writes here?

Hello, we are Sonja and Julia :-)

Sonja is the founder of Zuckerschmuck, has type 1 since she was 7 years old. With Zuckerschmuck® she implements all the ideas that she has had throughout her life as Child, student, at work, doing sports and as a mother of two to make everyday life with diabetes easier, to make it more cheerful and colorful. Sonja loves her Ypsopump CamAPS FX Loop in combination with Dexcom.

Julia works primarily on the packaging team at Zuckerschmuck and loves writing blog posts. She developed type 1 diabetes during her pregnancy and recently switched from a pen to insulin pump therapy with Kaleido and Dexcom.

What’s special about us: we know what it’s like to live with diabetes and write from our own life experiences.