App Profile: GlucoWatch

Libre User USA

Rating: 4/5

Very handy, really appreciate your effort on behalf of all us Libre 3 users. One issue (others seem to have this as well), the complication on my Series 6 Apple Watch only ever displays a white curved bar above a set of eight dim green segments followed by a gray one. If I press the complication it immediately displays the full app and I can get my last sync’s (delayed, if course) BG number. Would have given a full five stars if the complication actually showed the time-delayed value without having to press and invoke the full app. UPDATE 2024Jun20: After installing your latest version yesterday ( I think it is 3.1.0, the one you posted just this week) the complication displays “at HH:MM” ( where the time is set to the time of install) on the innermost curve and “- - MG/DL” on the outer curve. It no longer throws the connection error (thank you for fixing that) but never updates the time or BG # on the complication. Tapping it brings up the full face LibreWatch display which works fine (as does the time graph screen).

j1m404

Rating: 4/5

I've been using LibreWatch for about a week now, and overall, it has been a positive experience. The app provides a seamless interface for tracking glucose metrics, and its user-friendly and intuitive. However, I've encountered a significant issue with the integration with Apple Health. Despite multiple attempts to sync the data, the integration does not seem to work correctly. This is a crucial feature for me, as I rely on Apple Health to consolidate all my health information in one place. The lack of this functionality is a major drawback, especially for those who use multiple health-tracking apps. If LibreWatch can address the Apple Health integration issue, it would greatly enhance the app's utility and make it a top choice for health tracking. For now, it remains a useful app with potential, but with a critical flaw for Apple Health users.

maptx

Rating: 5/5

This third party App is the answer to us Apple Watch owners. Denis Labaste has put together a nice little app for us diabetics using the Libre 3 app on iOS. I’m using the Libre 3 and LibreLinkUp on my iPhone. My lack of knowledge on the Apple Watch caused me issues. So for anyone else that needs a quick start. This is what I did: Download the LibreWatch app Download the LibrLinkUp app Create an account on LibreLinkUp or log in if you already have an account. Go to your Apple Watch Open the AppStore on your watch Scroll all the way to the bottom of AppStore Click on Account Click on purchased Click on my purchases Click the blue download button on LibreWatch You should be all set. If you want your blood sugar as a complication on your watch face. Go to Watch App on iPhone and go to your watch face. Pick the LibreWatch app as one of your complications. Enjoy the app!