Gluco-Tracker

Visualize nightscout glucose

Health & Fitness

Medical

8 reviews

Free

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About Gluco

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August 10, 2020
December 2, 2024
17.0+
4+
7.42MB
Mac, Apple Watch, iPhone, iPad
Dutch
English
French
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Developer of Gluco

Gerrit Grunwald

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Disclaimer! Don't use this app for medical decisions. It comes with absolutely no warranty. Use it at your own risk! Gluco-Tracker is an app that visualizes your blood glucose values from a Nightscout server. Features are: - Define values for acceptable glucose values. - Define values for normal glucose values. - Receive notifications when values are out of range. - See values from last 14 days, 7 days, 72 hours, 48 hours, 24 hours, 12 hours, 6 hours and 3 hours. - Supports widgets (>= iOS 14) - Supports lock screen widget (updates not more than 50x a day) - Can add blood glucose values to Apple Health - Supports critical alert notifications - Can remind you on changing catheter, sensor and pump battery - Can show you steps you walked today - Can show you percentage of training goal reached - Translations available for English, German, Dutch, French, Italian, Polish, Portoguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Simplified Chinese and Ukrainian - Experimental support for meals Attention: When running Gluco-Tracker with a Gluroo account, please fill in the Gluroo url as the nightscout url and the Gluroo API key as the token. Please check out www.nightscout.info for information about how to setup your own Nightscout server.

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What's New in Gluco

17.19.0

May 29, 2024

Minor modifications in the pattern view related to font size and height of "zones" area (e.g. High values over night etc.)

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Apple Watch support removed?

Edit: I got an explanation from the developer and a solution is coming. It would have been nice to have that explanation on the release notes though.

Why was watch support removed? This was the single reason I used this app. Is there an explanation of removing this?

Jon Maddox

a year ago

Response from developer

Apple watch support is back and the most important part works already again, you can get your current blood glucose on the watch itself. And if you have an 4/5G version you can get the value even without having the phone with you. The complications do not show the value because you are only able to get around 50 updates per day which would be around an update every 30 minutes. I will look into updating the complications in the background again but that needs more time.

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