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About WatchGlucose for Wear OS

A standalone app for Wear OS watches, e.g. Samsung Galaxy Watch 4. Shows the latest glucose reading for a Libre user, with level color and trend arrow. Updated every minute.

Nothing needs to be installed on your mobile. No settings or configuration on the watch. The first time you run the app, you must enter your email and Libre password, that’s all. You only have to do this once – the app will remember them.

You can use the on-screen keyboard for this. If you find that difficult, due to the very small size of the keyboard, you can enter them one character at a time, like this:
Watch the left button below the input field as you turn the rotating bezel (physical or virtual depending on watch model). The character on the button will change from a to b to c to d etc. When the desired character is on the button, tap it, and the character will jump into the input field. To enter upper case characters, first tap the middle button (A) above the input field. To enter special characters and digits, tap the right button (@) above the input field.

The app fetches the glucose readings from a server over the Internet, not directly from the sensor. Therefore, the app should not be used for treatment decisions or dosing decisions.

WatchGlucose for Wear OS details

WatchGlucose for Wear OS is a free Medical app for Android with 50+ installs on Google Play. It was last updated on August 24, 2023. It's developed by NdsSoft. It requires Android 6.0 or later.

Category
Medical
Installs
50+
Price
Free
In-app purchases
No
Ads
No ads
Current version
1.0.10
Requires Android
6.0
Content rating
Everyone
Last updated
August 24, 2023
Developer
NdsSoft

What’s new in WatchGlucose for Wear OS

Show error message if used from wrong country/region

Version 1.0.10 · Updated August 24, 2023

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is WatchGlucose for Wear OS?
WatchGlucose for Wear OS is a standalone app for Wear OS watches that displays the latest glucose reading for a Libre user, including level color and trend arrow. It is updated every minute.
Do I need to install anything on my mobile device?
No, you do not need to install anything on your mobile device to use WatchGlucose for Wear OS.
Do I need to configure any settings on the watch?
No, there is no need to configure any settings on the watch. The first time you run the app, you will be prompted to enter your email and Libre password, and the app will remember them for future use.
How can I enter my email and password on the watch's small keyboard?
You can use the on-screen keyboard to enter your email and password. If you find it difficult due to the small size of the keyboard, you can enter them one character at a time by turning the rotating bezel and tapping the corresponding character button.
Can I enter upper case characters or special characters/digits?
Yes, to enter upper case characters, tap the middle button (A) above the input field. To enter special characters and digits, tap the right button (@) above the input field.
How does the app fetch glucose readings?
The app fetches the glucose readings from a server over the Internet, not directly from the sensor. Therefore, it should not be used for treatment or dosing decisions.