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Your Dexcom data, but knowing why

The sensor tells you how much glucose you have. GlucoBeat helps you see what came before. Bring in your Dexcom ONE+, G7 or G6 readings, log what you do, and see the effect of every meal, every walk and every dose. Free.

Two ways to bring your readings in

Both are official Dexcom routes and use your own data. Start with one and add the other whenever you like.

AutomaticComing soon

Official Dexcom connection: it syncs on its own

You log in to your Dexcom account and authorise GlucoBeat to read your readings. It brings in your history and, from then on, new readings arrive on their own, with nothing to remember. You type your password on Dexcom's website: GlucoBeat never sees it.

We've already requested it from Dexcom, but it isn't available yet: it will be once Dexcom approves it. It will then appear in Settings → Connections.

No password

The Dexcom Clarity CSV: your full history

Dexcom Clarity lets you export your readings as a file. It's an official Dexcom route, there's nothing to connect and no password to give, and it brings in months at once — even from before you knew about GlucoBeat.

The file isn't kept: we read the readings and discard it.

Readings from the official connection arrive about 3 hours late. Outside the United States, Dexcom hands readings to other apps about 3 hours after they're measured: that's how its official connection works, and it doesn't depend on GlucoBeat. For a diary it makes no difference: GlucoBeat is for looking at what already happened and relating it to what you did, not for seeing your glucose right now. That's what your Dexcom app is for.

What it adds to what you already see

Dexcom Clarity shows the curve and its reports very well. GlucoBeat puts what you did next to it and measures what happened after each thing.

Your usual response

The same dish several times: median rise, usual range, time to peak and what changed the times you walked afterwards. With its n and its confidence, no AI.

Events and consequences

Log a meal, a walk, a dose or a bad night and see what happened over the next few hours: the peak, how much it rose and how long it took to come back.

“How would this affect me?”

Type what you fancy and it shows you how similar meals from your history went for you, at that time of day and with what you'd done before. An estimate with a range, labelled as such, and what tends to make a difference.

AI analysis

Pick a period and the AI goes through your readings and everything you've logged: which meals raise you most, how exercise affects you, at what times you tend to go low and which questions to take to your appointment.

Nothing slips through

If you forget to log a meal, when the readings arrive GlucoBeat spots the rise it left in your curve and suggests the approximate time. And if you left a workout or a night's sleep open, it reminds you with the approximate time it usually ends.

Reminders at your time

A daily check-in so you don't forget to log, and medication reminders daily, weekly or every two weeks. Tapping the medication one opens the entry already filled in: all you do is save it.

Logging costs little

Repeat a previous meal with one tap, and if there's no signal it's saved on your phone and uploaded on its own. From your watch too.

Know if you're doing better

Time in range, variability, lows and the AGP profile, compared with the previous period: at a glance you see whether what you're changing is working.

Share without losing control

Give read-only access to your family or your medical team for as long as you say, and take it away whenever you want. Who looked is on the record.

Your data is yours

Servers in the European Union, a full export in one click and permanent deletion whenever you say. AI is optional and only receives a pseudonymised summary, with no name or email.

And it's free

The diary, the charts, the statistics, “How would this affect me?” with your historical data, bringing in your Dexcom readings and sharing are free forever: no card, no 14-day trial and no ads. AI and reminders are in the free plan too, with limits; Premium and Premium+ raise them.

  • No card and no trial period.
  • No ads and no selling data.
  • You can take your data and leave whenever you want.

Questions people ask

Does it work with Dexcom ONE+, G7 and G6?

Yes. Both routes, the official Dexcom connection and the Dexcom Clarity CSV, work with Dexcom ONE+, Dexcom ONE, G7, G7 15 Day and G6. What matters is that your sensor app uploads the readings to your Dexcom account.

Why do readings arrive late?

Because that's how the official Dexcom connection works: outside the United States it hands readings to other apps about 3 hours after they're measured. With the Clarity CSV you get whatever is in Clarity when you export it. For a diary it makes no difference: GlucoBeat is for looking at what happened, not for seeing your glucose right now.

Do I need a Dexcom to use GlucoBeat?

No. You can enter your readings by hand, wherever they come from, or bring them in from a FreeStyle Libre. The sensor just saves you work.

Is GlucoBeat made by Dexcom?

No. GlucoBeat has no relationship with Dexcom. We use the official connection Dexcom offers to other apps, only with your authorisation, and we never see your Dexcom password.

Will it tell me how much insulin to take?

Never. GlucoBeat is not a medical device: it doesn't diagnose, adjust treatments or recommend doses. That's your healthcare team's job.

What if I stop using it?

You download all your data in one file and delete your account with email confirmation. When you disconnect Dexcom we delete our access, and you can withdraw the permission from your Dexcom account, under Permissions.

Start with what you already have

Bring in your history, log your next meal and see what happens afterwards.

Start for free

Dexcom, Dexcom ONE+, Dexcom G7, Dexcom G6 and Dexcom Clarity are trademarks of Dexcom, Inc.; GlucoBeat is not affiliated with Dexcom.