SiBCompanion

SiBCompanion — Your Dedicated Remote Glucose Companion

Important Notice: This app is a companion viewing tool and requires a compatible SIBIONICS glucose monitoring device used by another person.
Your family member must own a compatible glucose monitoring device and actively share their data through the corresponding patient-side app. Only then can this app receive and display glucose information. This app does not directly connect to or read data from any hardware device, and it cannot measure blood glucose on its own.

Managing diabetes shouldn't be a lonely journey. SiBCompanion is designed specifically for the families and caregivers of glucose monitoring users. Once your loved one uses their glucose monitoring device and shares data through its companion app, you can stay informed about their glucose status anytime, anywhere via a secure data-sharing link.
【Key Features】

Real-time Data Sync: Receive glucose readings actively shared from the patient-side app (requires the patient to have configured and enabled data sharing).
Trend Analysis: View dynamic glucose trend charts to help understand fluctuation patterns in the shared data.
Smart Alerts: Get push notifications when received glucose readings are too high or too low.
Multi-member Management: Follow multiple authorized family members who have chosen to share their data with you.
History Tracking: Store received historical data for reference during medical consultations.

【Requirements for Use】
To use this app, the following conditions must be met:

Your family member owns a compatible glucose monitoring device.
Your family member has enabled data sharing in the patient-side app and sent you an invitation.
Both devices have a stable internet connection.

This app does not function as a standalone product. Without a paired patient-side user actively sharing data, no glucose information will be available.
【Medical Disclaimer】
SiBCompanion is intended solely for viewing and synchronizing health data voluntarily shared by others. It does not provide medical diagnosis or treatment advice and is not a medical device. Always consult a physician or other qualified healthcare provider before making any medical decisions.