Onduo

Onduo

by Verily Health Inc.

952 ratings
45 reviews

Archived App (Last seen on 24 Dec 2025)

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 22, 2018
  • October 27, 2025
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Manage chronic health conditions like diabetes and high blood pressure, plus mental health, through data analysis and personalized insights. The app works with FDA-cleared devices and provides access to a dedicated care team. It integrates with Apple Health for step data.

Chronic condition management
Health data analysis
FDA-cleared device integration
Personalized health tips
Access to dedicated care team
Apple Health integration
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What's New in Onduo

2.8.1

October 27, 2025

Important fixes and enhancements.

User reviews

Frustrating at best

Most of the time the app refuses to attach to the internet; thereby, glucose readings don’t always translate over to the app, photos of (and sometimes descriptions of) meals won’t save (despite numerous tries).

Also, it is frustrating that it seems that occasionally when I fill prescriptions, the app notifies me that I have new prescriptions and asks me to update my list. They’re not new, I just refilled them. In defense of the app, it does have the option to not add the prescription with the choice “Already taking”. Problem is, the app still wants you to delete a prescription from your list in order to not add the “new” prescription.

If I didn’t have to use this meter and app in order to get my supplies through my insurance, I would have deleted it a long time ago. I may still scrap it.

UPDATE:

Recently this app was transitioning to a new app. I was redirected to Verilyme. I signed up only to find that I was redirected to the wrong app. Apparently I am now being told that I should have been redirected to Lightpath. Not that huge a deal; however, now Verilyme has my medical records. hopefully I can get those records deleted.

I was offered the chance to be connected with the correct app reps; however, at this point, they can all go away. I don’t trust any of it.
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Response from developer

Hi There - If you have any questions or need assistance, you can always reach out to support@onduo.com Warm Regards, Onduo Support Team

Service & app are both so-so

So far the medical services provided are so-so. I’m not overly impressed but it’s not the worst. The app however is very bad. It’s a little hard to navigate but the worst part is that almost every day I get a pop-up request from the app to access to Bluetooth - even on days I haven’t used the app. That’s really intrusive and seems suspicious.
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Frustrating at best

Most of the time the app refuses to attach to the internet; thereby, glucose readings don’t always translate over to the app, photos of (and sometimes descriptions of) meals won’t save (despite numerous tries).

Also, it is frustrating that it seems that occasionally when I fill prescriptions, the app notifies me that I have new prescriptions and asks me to update my list. They’re not new, I just refilled them. In defense of the app, it does have the option to not add the prescription with the choice “Already taking”. Problem is, the app still wants you to delete a prescription from your list in order to not add the “new” prescription.

If I didn’t have to use this meter and app in order to get my supplies through my insurance, I would have deleted it a long time ago. I may still scrap it.
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Response from developer

Hi There - If you have any questions or need assistance, you can always reach out to support@onduo.com Warm Regards, Onduo Support Team

Skip this one

This app doesn’t integrate with any other software so it’s useless. The interface is not good and the logs aren’t helpful. The only good thing is the free test strips that I receive through my benefits.

HEALTHKIT INTEGRATION PLEASE

I am -so- sick of having to use another application to track my glucose levels to capture & get a holistic health overview from Apple Health.

Sadly -the- best, OneDrop, ended service 11/30/24 & I’m trying to scramble to find a replacement that captures glucose, weight, and blood pressure.

I can see the ability to do all 3 in the app but w/o ability to connect to Apple Health I need to repeat everything in 1 or 2 other apps. The inability to connect my blood pressure device (despite it being the same model listed in the app) is also annoying.

I will also add that having a library of foods or ability to scan bar codes would be super awesome.

I do know this is related to an employer provided benefit but there’s so much that could be done to improve things on a basic level regardless of the employer.
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User experience

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

App crashing or freezing during use

Bug

Disappearing meal and glucose data

Bug

Incorrect time stamps on logged events

Bug

Issues with account management and deactivation

Bug

Requested Features

4 requests

Integration with Apple Health and other fitness trackers

Feature

Improved user interface and navigation

Feature

Ability to manually adjust time for logged events

Feature

Seamless data sharing with healthcare providers

Feature

FAQ

What does the Onduo app do?

The Onduo app simplifies the management of chronic health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes and high blood pressure, as well as mental health. It achieves this by providing review, analysis, and evaluation of your health data, often captured through compatible FDA-cleared devices.

What are the key features of Onduo?

Key features include the management of chronic health conditions, analysis of health data, integration with FDA-cleared devices, personalized health tips, access to a dedicated care team, and integration with Apple Health for step data.

Is Onduo free to use?

The Onduo app itself is free to use for eligible individuals enrolled in the Onduo program. The program may include the provision of FDA-cleared devices if needed, and access to a dedicated care team.

What devices are compatible with Onduo?

The app works with compatible FDA-cleared devices, such as smart blood glucose meters or blood pressure monitors, which may be shipped to you if needed as part of the Onduo program. It also integrates with Apple Health to collect step data.

Who is Onduo for?

Onduo is designed for individuals living with chronic conditions, such as type 2 diabetes and high blood pressure, and those managing mental health concerns, who are enrolled in the Onduo program. It is also for organizations supporting these individuals.