Practice with Freeman

Practice with Freeman

Practice aiming at a code

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 1, 2026
  • September 2, 2026

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This app provides a safe, simulated environment to practice aiming and scanning codes on medical devices. It's designed for individuals with dexterity challenges, offering spoken guidance, large tap targets, and haptic feedback to build confidence without interacting with real equipment.

✓Simulated code scanning practice
✓Spoken guidance in multiple languages
✓Large, forgiving tap targets
✓Haptic feedback for key actions
✓Printable practice materials
✓No interaction with real devices
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What's New in Practice with Freeman

1.2

September 2, 2026

• Optional Super Simple View for simplified UI • If you are a carer that handles multiple users, you can print adhesive labels easily now

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FAQ

What is Practice with Freeman?

Practice with Freeman is an independent practice and training application designed to help users practice aiming and scanning codes on medical devices in a safe, simulated environment. It is not a medical device itself and does not interact with any real sensors.

Who is Freeman named after?

The app is named in memory of Freeman, an 83-year-old individual with type 1 diabetes who found it difficult to reliably aim his iPhone at the small codes on a Dexcom sensor applicator.

Does Practice with Freeman work with real Dexcom sensors?

No, Practice with Freeman is built so that it cannot succeed on anything but its own material. It does not start, activate, configure, control, or communicate with any sensor, including Dexcom sensors.

What accessibility features does Practice with Freeman offer?

It offers spoken guidance, slowed down instructions, large tap targets with ignored second taps, and haptic feedback for key moments. Buttons light up and pause before acting, and there is no indication of getting it wrong.

Can I practice with Practice with Freeman offline?

Yes, Practice with Freeman has no Bluetooth, no network connection, and no health data of any kind. It is designed to be used in a safe environment without any external connectivity.

Does Practice with Freeman have ads?

No, Practice with Freeman is free, has no account, no sign-up, no advertising, and no analytics. It stores nothing at all, ensuring a focused and uninterrupted practice experience.

What devices is Practice with Freeman available on?

Based on the provided data, Practice with Freeman is currently supported on iPhones.

How often is Practice with Freeman updated?

The app was last updated on September 2, 2026, with version 1.2. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing support and potential for future improvements.