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We submitted a new version of Gluroo (2.4.68) to the App and Play stores, and it will roll out over the next few days. Tell us what you think in the Gluroo Facebook user group or at help@gluroo.com.
New
- Apple Watch: scroll back 48 hours. Swipe left or right on the watch chart to look back through the last 48 hours. While you’re scrolled back, the top shows the day and time where the chart ends; tap it to jump back to now. Touch and hold, then drag, to read any value. The watch app also reopens on the page you were last on.
- Set up Gluroo from your computer (preview). Go to app.gluroo.com/start to create your account, connect your CGM (Dexcom, LibreLinkUp, twiist, Eversense, MiniMed/Medtronic CareLink or Nightscout) and pump (Tandem, Omnipod 5 through Glooko, or Loop), set up phone-call and text reminders, and get your Gluroo Global Connect URL, all from a computer. Then scan a QR code to sign in to the phone app. On the web, your GluCrew page now has the same sections as the app: Chart, Log, Status, Insights and Settings.
- Sleep, in Insights. Gluroo now reads your sleep from Apple Health or Health Connect (recorded by your watch, ring or other sleep tracker). Go to Insights > Sleep to see your average sleep, usual bedtime and wake-up time, and for each night how your glucose did while you slept: the average, the percent in range, and whether there was a low. Steps are more accurate too: Gluroo now uses your phone’s own daily totals, so steps counted by both your phone and your watch aren’t counted twice.
- React to messages. Tap a message in the Log to react with a thumbs up, heart, laugh, wow, party, kangaroo, or any emoji. Reactions show under the message; tap one to see who reacted and when. The person who wrote the message gets a quiet notification.
- Fingersticks and insulin in Apple Health and Health Connect. On the phone of the person with diabetes, Gluroo can now save fingersticks you log (and readings from a paired Bluetooth BG meter) as blood glucose in Apple Health or Health Connect, and, on iPhone, insulin doses as insulin delivery. Turn them on in Menu > Settings > Connections, under Apple Health or Health Connect.
Improved
- New stat tiles on the Chart tab. The tiles under your chart have a fresh, easier-to-read design, three to a row: a ring for your average, a stacked bar for time in range with the highs on top and the lows at the bottom, a scale for GMI and GRI, and milestone pills for your time-in-range streaks. Tap anywhere on a tile to switch its time period.
- Watch your blood sugar change. When a new reading arrives, the number at the top of the screen shows how much it changed before settling on the new value. You can turn this off in Display > Animations.
- A cleaner look. The Settings, Basics, Display and Notifications screens are reorganized into clearer groups with easier-to-read rows. The Status tab is reorganized too, into On board, Devices and Period sections. The tab bar, message bar, plus menu, search, GluCrew switcher and bottom sheets are all refreshed, close buttons sit on the right, and dark mode looks better.
- Search the Log for meals by name. Searching for a hashtag like #Breakfast finds meals you named that way again, and your meal names show up as hashtag suggestions.
- @Roo Coach speaks Spanish, French and German. If your app is set to one of these languages, @Roo Coach now answers you in it.
- Dexcom G7 on this phone, from the start. When you set up Gluroo for yourself, it can start reading your Dexcom G7, ONE+ or Stelo over Bluetooth right away, before you’ve even connected your Dexcom account.
- More dependable iPhone Live Activities. The lock-screen reading keeps updating more reliably, and if it ever stops while readings are still coming in, Gluroo reminds you to open the app to restart it. The change shown on the lock screen now matches the one at the top of the app.
- Landscape chart. The back arrow is now in the header, the date and Live controls no longer get cut off on narrower screens, and the readout is easier to read.
- Health Connect stays on. On Android, Health Connect no longer turns itself off when you sign out and back in, or after a passing read error.
- Plus bug fixes and minor improvements.
Send us email at help@gluroo.com with your questions — be sure to include your group_id from Menu > Help.
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