Track vital health metrics like glucose, blood pressure, and nutrition directly from your watch. Visualize trends with color-coded readings and customizable complications. Integrates with health apps for comprehensive data management.
1.26.1
December 19, 2025
Fixed a bug and updated to watchOS 26
Glucose Watch can track glucose, blood pressure, nutrition facts (calories, carbs, fat, fiber, protein, cholesterol, sodium, water), and activity (sleep, steps, exercise). It also calculates and stores Body Mass Index (BMI).
Readings are displayed with color-coded digits, turning blue or green for good levels and red when exceeded. This makes readings easy and intuitive based on personalized limits set within the app.
Yes, Glucose Watch is a standalone watch app. However, to read data from the iPhone's Health app or integrate with glucoseplusapp.com, you need to set up an account on either platform.
You can customize a filled or ring gauge complication on your watch screen to display your latest preferred level. The app automatically syncs the latest levels, keeping the complication updated for quick glances.
Yes, Glucose Watch can display bar and line charts for a month of glucose readings to help you see trends. It also shows nutrition facts rings for current calorie, carb, fat, fiber, cholesterol, protein, sodium, and water levels.
Glucose Watch is a paid app and costs $2.99. It does not have in-app purchases or advertisements.
Glucose Watch supports both the Apple Watch and iPhone. It is designed to provide a seamless health tracking experience across both devices.
The latest version, 1.26.1, was last updated on December 19, 2025. Updates typically include new features, bug fixes, and performance improvements.
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