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March 20, 2025
Updated
September 24, 2026

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This app displays real-time blood glucose data from continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) systems. It tracks glucose, insulin, and activity, offering widgets and Apple Health integration. It connects via Bluetooth to devices like Dexcom and FreeStyle Libre.

✓Real-time glucose tracking
✓Insulin tracking
✓Activity and exercise logging
✓Widgets and watch app support
✓Apple Health integration
✓Bluetooth CGM connectivity
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What's New in Zukka

7.1.1

September 24, 2026

Fixes: - Fixed G7 Coexistence mode failing to reconnect between readings, particularly in the background. - Restored the configured glucose target line in the main and mini Home charts. - Restored treatment note labels on iOS versions below iOS 27 while retaining the corrected layout on iOS 27. - Corrected glucose-range setting placeholders to use the selected mg/dL or mmol/L units. - Made the Therapy switch consistently control Home therapy panels, treatment markers and therapy charts. - Hid CAGE when no infusion-site change has been recorded.

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User reviews

Fantastic

The app is fantastic and with the recent update added features that were on my wish list. Thanks for all the work on the app!

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No longer connects to Stelo

Zukka used to work well for me, but now it won’t connect to my Stelo sensor. The official Stelo app is working, so the problem seems to be with Zukka. This makes the app unusable for me, including viewing my glucose on my Apple Watch. Please investigate and fix the connection issue.
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not working as well as it used too

Ever since the most recent update, I’ve noticed that the app is not staying connected to my Stelo. I’m not sure if it’s a change in the app or in the most recent iOS update. To be clear I am still on 26 but the most recent version of 26. Fingers crossed it’ll work itself out.

Used to be good

I used to like this app but the last week has been horrible. The app is not connecting to my Stelo. I finally deleted the the app loosing my history and redownloading it. It finally connect but is not giving the same numbers as the Stelo. It has become so unreliable. Add to the fact that contacted the developer to let them know the dark blue icons ona black background make it hard for people to see the icons. His only answer was go to the forums and ask. Like the forums will do anything. Over all not worth using at this time
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Great option for Apple Health

I’ve tried a number of setups and came across the Zukka app. It works great (iPhone 16 Pro, iOS 26, Libre 3+, Libre app, LibreLinkUp, Apple Health).

Abbott doesn’t provide a data feed to Apple Health. I tried a couple of different combination solutions, but this is straight forward and doesn’t require any third party stuff. Watch app is nice too, and the activity can even show on my CarPlay.

Zukka app in follower mode, with heartbeat tied to sensor via Bluetooth. So I get a pretty full set of data, limited only to when the Libre app isn’t collecting data from the sensor.

I’m Type 2 so I’m not linking to a pump or other device. Just my iPhone.

Definitely use the xDrip4iOS Facebook page for support. Read it. It will answer most questions, and the support is great.

And a big thanks to the developer who keeps it updated in the App Store.
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What does this app do?

This application displays real-time blood glucose data from continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) systems. It also allows for tracking of insulin intake and physical activity. The app provides widgets and integrates with Apple Health for a comprehensive view of your health metrics.

What are the key features?

Key features include real-time glucose tracking (CGM), insulin tracking, activity and exercise logging, and support for widgets and a watch app. It also offers integration with Apple Health and connects via Bluetooth to compatible CGM devices.

How much does the app cost?

This application is always free to use, along with all original features inherited from its open-source base. There are no costs associated with downloading or using the app.

What devices is this app compatible with?

The app connects via Bluetooth to continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) systems such as Dexcom (G4, G5, G6) and FreeStyle Libre 2. It is also compatible with third-party Bluetooth accessories that relay sensor data. The app supports widgets and integrates with Apple Health, implying compatibility with iOS devices.

Who is this app intended for?

This app is intended for individuals using approved CGM systems who wish to monitor their blood glucose levels, track insulin, and log their activity. It is designed for informational and educational use in regions where supported CGM systems are approved by health authorities.