Stelo by Dexcom

Stelo by Dexcom

by Dexcom

1.5K ratings
562 reviews
#139 in free Health & Fitness
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Easily track your glucose levels 24/7 without fingersticks or a prescription. Gain personalized insights to understand how diet and exercise impact your health. This app empowers you to build healthier habits and take control of your well-being.

24/7 glucose tracking
No fingersticks required
Personalized health insights
Diet and exercise personalization
Form healthy habits
No prescription needed
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What's New in Stelo by Dexcom

3.1.1

July 7, 2026

Meet the new Stelo app, redesigned with a fresh look to make your glucose journey feel more personal, more intuitive, and more you. • Daily tab keeps what matters most in one place: Track glucose 24/7 and see personalized insights all in one clean, organized view. • Log meals to get a clear glucose response score, personalized insights, and next steps based on what worked, what didn’t, and what to try next. • Personal AI coach powered by your data: Ask questions and get tailored guidance based on your glucose, meals, activity, sleep, and trends so you can learn what works and build better habits over time. • Trend summaries that tell your glucose story: See clear, personalized trends over time so you can spot patterns and track progress. • Personalized insights for steady momentum: Get personalized, bite-sized takeaways based on your glucose trends, right when you need them. • A more interactive trend graph: See your daily glucose patterns more clearly with updated visuals and smoother interactions.

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This app dropped -8 positions in Health & Fitness chart.

Last updated on July 20, 2026.

User reviews

Application repeatedly notifies that it has warmed up the sensor

I’ve had the sensor on for three days. I have gotten notifications eight or 10 times so far across those three days that the sensor has warmed up. Twice today… so far.

Never had this experience on the Dexcom G6 or G7 series, sensors and software

Buyer beware

I just bought this thing, downloaded the app and saw all the 1-star ratings because of the terms of service. You can't even use the thing unless you agree to privacy terms enabling them to deal with your personal health info. Knowing that we are 1 AI update away from hack-o-Rama, I decided maybe I don't want to do this. I bought this thing through Oura. Haven't used it but nobody will let me return it. The only reason I'm writing this review is because I have a $100 bet that I'll get an automated response to this review that has nothing to do what I wrote. Please, please reply. It won't be worth the refund I deserves but it will get me something.
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Pathetic excuse of an app

This latest update is full of legalese jibberish that the user must access OR send them a written letter stating that you do not accept their Terms of Use. Glad to delete this worthless app!

Sensor Issues

I like the app, It’s helping me understand what’s causing my glucose spikes and how to deal with them. The big issue is the constant “Brief Sensor Issue” alerts. The length of time it takes for these issues to resolve is not brief. For what I’m paying for these sensors I expect much better performance. Dexcom needs to fix these annoying issues.
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Terms of service change

I just got a popup to accept terms or uninstall app. First, that’s aggressive. Second, i clicked on view agreement and there was nothing there. So i guess there is no T&C anymore. Dexcom, shame on you.

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Sensor session ending prematurely

Bug

Inconsistent data syncing with Apple Health

Bug

App freezing and crashing issues

Bug

Requested Features

5 requests

Ability to view and export historical glucose data

Feature

Option to customize glucose target ranges

Feature

Integration with more fitness/nutrition apps

Feature

Improved Apple Watch support with complications

Feature

Enhanced meal and activity tracking features

Feature

FAQ

What does the Stelo by Dexcom app do?

The Stelo by Dexcom app allows you to easily track your glucose levels 24/7 without the need for fingersticks or a prescription. It provides personalized insights into your glucose health, helping you understand how your diet and exercise choices affect your body. The app aims to empower you to form healthier habits and take control of your well-being.

What are the key features of the Stelo by Dexcom app?

Key features include 24/7 glucose tracking, the elimination of fingersticks, and personalized insights into your glucose levels. It also allows for personalization of diet and exercise choices to help you build healthy habits. Importantly, it does not require a prescription to use.

How much does the Stelo by Dexcom app cost?

The Stelo by Dexcom app itself is free to download and use. However, it requires the Stelo Glucose Biosensor, which is sold separately. You can purchase the biosensor from www.Stelo.com.

Who is the Stelo by Dexcom app intended for?

The Stelo by Dexcom app is indicated for adults aged 18 and older who do not use insulin. It is designed for individuals looking to monitor their glucose and make informed decisions about their diet and exercise to improve their overall health.

What are the important safety considerations for using Stelo?

It is crucial to consult your healthcare provider before making any medication adjustments based on sensor readings and to not take any other medical action without their guidance. Do not use if you have problematic hypoglycemia. Proper use according to the instructions is essential to avoid missing severe hypoglycemia or hyperglycemia events. If sensor readings are inconsistent with symptoms, a blood glucose meter may be an option, and you should consult your healthcare provider.