I love seeing my pump, cgm, and step data together. Logging my meals is simple and the food library is pretty good. Love the barcode scanner!

So, seems like a nice app, but useless for those who use the Freestyle Libre CGM. App doesn’t support it, and though the developers replied quite quickly to my email about it, they put the ball into Abbott’s court. Since it’s the Libre that I use, the app is useless for me. Would have been nice to keep track of everything in one place. Oh well.

The application keeps crashing when logging into app. Worked great before new IPhone IOS update.

I love and hate this app at the same time. I love that it can integrate with Dexcom & OmniPod and you can put your information in there to see how everything works together -food, exercise, etc. What I hate about this app is that it takes forever to load and to be able to enter your information. And it’s not my Internet connection.

This was one of the first diabetes apps many years ago. I remember using it with the cable before every device had Bluetooth. Unfortunately they have not kept up. Apple Health integration is limited to capturing steps. Yup that’s it. You can send glucose readings from the app to Apple Health. Geez, it’s not like this is mainly used for glucose readings or anything. The meter companies are usually slow with tech. I expected more from Glooko.

I love Glooko as a program, but the app is only 3 stars. It really needs some fine-tuning. It’s very slow to load on my iPhone. I wish there was auto-correct on the free-text “notes.” I wish it linked with something like MyFitnessPal for calorie/carb counting and weight loss functionality. Please keep working on it, it has great potential!

Takes too long because app freezes constantly

The app is just about perfect from a diabetes management perspective, but the latest update completely destroyed the Bluetooth connectivity. Whereas the connectivity was formerly flawless, now I have to restart the app one or two times, AND shut down and restart my Contour Next One meter I order to get the reading to sync. Doesn’t seem to matter if the app is running first, or if the meter is on and ready to measure first, it will refuse to sync until the app and meter have both been restarted. Again, the connectivity piece was formerly rock solid. Please fix this ASAP. Readings have gone from a 30 second affair to 3-5 mins each to ensure the reading is captured in Glooko.

I take all of my glucose readings to my doctor every three months I show him to her and this is the way it helped me

They don’t bother telling you that you will have to buy equipment to sync your meter in order for any of this to work!!

Great Software Jfhj ghhjj ghhjj Hugh bhgffdc hhhjjm vcffffddd ghhjjhhhjh

80% of the time that I start up the Glooko app on *either* my iPhone or iPad running iOS13, I see: Downloading your data. This could tak a few minutes. Download freezes at 45%. Nothing changes for 10 minutes. I give up.

I like this app. It would be even better if 1) you could add favorites, or your own, carb food choices. 2) you could incorporate exercise in the graphs.

Refuse to use any health related that requires a login. Login means cloud. My health data on your cloud? No thanks. Just want an app to take my readings and shove them into Apple health. Is that’s so goddamn hard? If you think you need to make money then charge me for the app. Not a subscription an app charge.

The Glooko hardware was extremely useful when used in conjunction with the phone app. It unlocked the mysterious trends of my blood sugar.

Could be very useful if it would sync Omnipod data to Glooko app on the iPhone. Very disappointed that it does not.

CGM data takes forever to sync. Lots of double entries that are not correctible except by deleting and re-installing the app. Overall, useful, but far from perfect.

Will not work with my new iPhone.

I am having so much trouble knowing that my data is received at my providers. I cannot see any screen icons to tell me I did so. Maybe it’s just me.

After weeks of sharing glucose data with Apple Health the app now shows Apple Health as an “Incompatible Device” and no longer shares data.

This app is great for diabetes management - I’ve tried the others and they don’t compare. Love the features and ability to use various meters as my insurance company seems to change which one is covered all the time. Love being able to connect with Strava for workouts and there hasn’t been a good I haven’t been able to track in this app thus far. I’m having some trouble with the share csv function which may not be popular but I like having it so if someone could help with this that’s be greatly appreciated!

Just hook up the dongle and go. Easier than getting the blood.

This app is very good. I especially like the large number of glucose monitors it syncs with and the reports you can print. However it has short comings: the food database is limited, so many meals you have to enter by hand. This could easily be solved by better integration with the apple health app which syncs with many fitness and dietary apps. This brings up the other shortcoming, it only syncs with the apple activity section of the apple health app. It does not share the glucose information or any of the nutrition info that you enter. This could be a 5 star app with better syncing with the apple health app.

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Pros: -Easy to read graphs. -Easy to enter information quickly without extra clicks. -Excellent reports on website. Allows entry of custom medications such as Symlin, GLP-1, etc. -Data export feature (however this could be better; I have to select the email option and then grab the file from an email rather than export directly). -Pleasing color scheme. -Reminders for medication -Displays average BG and insulin over various periods of time. -Syncs with Strava for exercise data! -Fast load without the extra useless eye candy of other diabetes management apps. Cons: -Does not write to Apple Health unless you have a CGM. For finger stick people, neither glucose nor insulin injections export to Apple Health. -Does not import food data from 3rd party apps. PLEASE PLEASE add this! This will bump to 5 stars! Either a sync with Cronometer or a read from Apple Health will do (Cronometer writes carbs, protein, and fat to Apple health). If you read carbs, fat, or protein from Apple Health, then effectively you have added sync from other popular food trackers such as myfitnesspal. -Export of CSV only vía email is a bit klunky, though it works. -Cannot remove bad data. If you have sugar on your finger or use a strip to test to make sure it is really Diet Coke that the waiter brought you, those readings cannot be removed from your database - and mess up your charts.

Excellent app for controlling blood sugar

I’m having a lot of problems with syncing and app hanging during sync. I also had problems with the setup with Accu Chek Guide wouldn’t find meter even when next to phone. Phone was also already paired with meter.

I have had issues with my device syncing. The Dexcom took like two days of work to get it to sync to the app with up to date info. The glucose meter was synced but now won’t sync anymore. I know it’s not the meter because other Bluetooth devices are reading it. It’s just the app. If I didn’t have to have it to share with my son’s doctors I wouldn’t waste anymore time with it.

I really like Glooko and I've found it incredibly helpful to track all of my Diabetes related information in one place easily. I like the incorporation of food, exercise, insulin and BG in one streamlined timeline. There are a few issues and hiccups I've noticed though. - There's strange behavior when I set the time on certain entries. Rather than being able to swipe a finger to spin the day, hour, and minute wheels I have to tap through them or the wheels roll back to whatever the starting point was on their own. Pretty big pain when trying to add exercise to a previous day. - I have issues with the data sharing to the Health App on my iPhone. When I tried to share BG it copied the data multiple times and in some wrong unit because none of the data was right so I turned that off. It would be nice to interface with the Health and Workout apps properly so my exercise would come over automatically on my Glooko timeline. - For inputting Custom Food it's sometimes difficult on a small screen to click behind a serving or carb number that's already entered to edit it. For me I'd rather see the field clear and let you enter new information like the units do on the insulin entry screen. - I can't get the CSV data export to work at all. Some might not need that, but I have a data background so I'd like to take my data out to do some custom analysis for trending. It's not an option on the Web version either so I'm wondering if it's broken by design? It is however my personal data so having full use/access of it is important. - It would be great if there was a way to create a Custom Food Grouping. For example I typically eat the same breakfast or lunch 3 or 4 days a week. It would be great to create a group called Normal Breakfast that rolls up the 5 foods I eat into one entry so I don't have to pick multiple items. More of a nice to have than a bug. Overall I'm impressed, originally I was skeptical of using the app, but now I find it an integral part of my management each day. I'm moving to a Dexcom this week so we'll see how that interfacing goes and then I might be pursuing an Omnipod next.

I like the app but it has not synced well with Dexcom for a while now. It seems like the app needs an update or maintenance. Or maybe it’s Dexcom that’s at fault.

I love being able to download my readings! That way my doctor and dietitian can see my progress!

I like that this app syncs with my glucose meter and fitness meter. I like the history tab where I can see my blood sugar, exercise and food in order for the day. It would be nice to see total daily carbs here like they show total daily steps taken so far. Even better if the food log would keep track of net daily carbs.

The app has a feature that adjusts the time on your meter when you upload. When I synced mine after the fall daylight saving time change, it marked my dates as 2021, with a note saying “Glooko has adjusted your meter time.” Clearly, the date is wrong. I have reached out to Glooko to fix it, and they claim it’s a problem with my meter (it’s not; I’ve gone over the data with the manufacturer). So, now my data is screwed up, Glooko says it can’t be fixed, yet it has a provider portal that doctors (like mine) use to pull blood sugar data for things like insurance claims. Oh, but it can’t be fixed. Wrong. The FDA would require a way to fix verified incorrect data (I work in medical devices myself). Not only that, but customer service has given me lip service for over a month with the conclusion that “it can’t be fixed.” Either the app is a piece of junk, or the company is. Either way, I’m investigating new tracking options with my doctor because I don’t like giving business to terrible companies.

I didn’t want to switch to this app because I had 8 months of data on another, but once I started using this app which was suggested by my Endocrinologist I realized that it was far better than the app I was using. It gives great analysis and the Bluetooth works with my meter as well as many others.

I’m using the latest iOS version of the app and my phone has the latest iOS for the phone. I’ll put in insulin injection info and the app acts like it stores it. I come back later to the app, and the data is gone! I have no faith in the app storing information and I haven’t even started using a pump. If it cannot store information I enter manually, how can I trust it will store data from a pump?!?!?

I have been struggling to find the right app to help me accurately monitor blood sugar - count carbs - track exercise practices without costing me a small fortune monthly. I like this App!! It’s user friendly and without effort found how may carbs in a sausage biscuit with the search feature!!!

Longtime Glooko user & T1D. Back in the day when I got my first iPhone, the iPhone 4s I immediately sought out a way to get my glucose data on my phone. This was back when they still sold the analogue cable to plug into the side of your glucometer to sync in readings into your device. I found this super helpful back then to share data with my doctor. Eventually technology caught up and began to have Bluetooth and cloud services so Glooko became a bit of a dinosaur and I stopped using it. Finally transitioned to pump therapy after almost 30 years MDI via Omnipod + Dexcom. Glooko is a partner with Omnipod apparently so I finally re-downloaded the app in an effort to track my insulin delivery with the software since the original omnipod system is a bit antiquated and requires usb sync to get data into the cloud for review. Overall, the app hasn’t changed much amazingly. Slight improvements but plenty of room for growth imho. Also could really use a widget to reference delivery data, that would useful. Syncing with Dexcom seems buggy. Works off and on, but not always. My app didn’t update for a week with glucose data even though settings confirmed I was actively synced with my Dexcom account.

This is a very good app in most respects to keep Diabetes data. However, I would like to see food calorie count in the meal total. Daily totals for Calories, carbs, and protein should also be shown after all food for day has been entered. Recent COMPLAINT is that Reminders do not work for daylight savings time. The notifications come 1 hr too early (spring DST). Reminders should read time from phone time.

App. Support doesn’t read comments. App isn’t able to generate a report for printing in any format.

As a Type 2 diabetic, it’s refreshing being able to use an app that allows me to easily share my reports with my doctor. My glucose meter easily pairs via Bluetooth and all I have to do is turn it on. This app has also allowed me to log my medications and foods in order for my dietician & doctor know exactly when I’m taking my medicine and what I’m eating! Also not having to pay a subscription is a huge plus! Great app!

With this app, I am permitted to properly dose for a seemingly innumerable amount of foods; this permits enriched diabetic care! I would advise every Type One Diabetic to acquire this app for greater diabetic care!

I downloaded this app as it was advertised in papers that came with my Omnipod Dash insulin pump. No matter what I do it will not let me register for an account. My opinion this app is useless.

This app requires some sort of medical provider code to register. I don’t have one and can’t use this app. Thanks for nothing.

I have been using Glooko for years with no problems but it seems after the most recent update the app no longer responds when you push the home, trends, or any other button you want to access. It also crashes and closes the app. This app has helped me get my A1c to 6.0 and I would like to continue to use it when you have a fix.

Fail- it doesn’t sync with the worlds largest digital health app (Apple) for several of the most commonly prescribed meters by large insurance plans. Fail.

Will not connect will instead stick with ACCU-CHEK app and will tell my doctor to drop Glooko

I’ve been looking for an app like this for a very long time. For something to connect to my reader, other food tracking apps, etc! And compile the data to give me trends and averages! Thank you!! It is nice now I have something tangible I can show my doc to share that the meds are no longer as effective as they used to be!! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

Probably made by amateurs.

There are so many tools which will support my health. Next year will be my 50th anniversary of my diagnosis of what was known as juvenile diabetes in a college entrance physical. I weighed 104 pounds. My full story became a book titled The Sweet & Sour Disease-emotionally managing diabetes. It’s on Amazon Kindle as a paperback. I also founded the 16th chapter of JDRF at age 19 in Toledo, Ohio. Thank you for the work you do in helping Millions deal with this whole body impact that is 24/7. Harvey Schwartz

I am thrilled the product team implemented the scanner... great job

Managing diabetes is a lot of work and this app integrates everything in an easy to use format. Integration with food databases is s huge plus. And detailed reporting makes it much easier to communicate with my doctor. Thank you!

I love seeing my pump, cgm, and step data together. Logging my meals is simple and the food library is pretty good. Love the barcode scanner!

So, seems like a nice app, but useless for those who use the Freestyle Libre CGM. App doesn’t support it, and though the developers replied quite quickly to my email about it, they put the ball into Abbott’s court. Since it’s the Libre that I use, the app is useless for me. Would have been nice to keep track of everything in one place. Oh well.

The application keeps crashing when logging into app. Worked great before new IPhone IOS update.

I love and hate this app at the same time. I love that it can integrate with Dexcom & OmniPod and you can put your information in there to see how everything works together -food, exercise, etc. What I hate about this app is that it takes forever to load and to be able to enter your information. And it’s not my Internet connection.

This was one of the first diabetes apps many years ago. I remember using it with the cable before every device had Bluetooth. Unfortunately they have not kept up. Apple Health integration is limited to capturing steps. Yup that’s it. You can send glucose readings from the app to Apple Health. Geez, it’s not like this is mainly used for glucose readings or anything. The meter companies are usually slow with tech. I expected more from Glooko.

I love Glooko as a program, but the app is only 3 stars. It really needs some fine-tuning. It’s very slow to load on my iPhone. I wish there was auto-correct on the free-text “notes.” I wish it linked with something like MyFitnessPal for calorie/carb counting and weight loss functionality. Please keep working on it, it has great potential!

Takes too long because app freezes constantly

The app is just about perfect from a diabetes management perspective, but the latest update completely destroyed the Bluetooth connectivity. Whereas the connectivity was formerly flawless, now I have to restart the app one or two times, AND shut down and restart my Contour Next One meter I order to get the reading to sync. Doesn’t seem to matter if the app is running first, or if the meter is on and ready to measure first, it will refuse to sync until the app and meter have both been restarted. Again, the connectivity piece was formerly rock solid. Please fix this ASAP. Readings have gone from a 30 second affair to 3-5 mins each to ensure the reading is captured in Glooko.

I take all of my glucose readings to my doctor every three months I show him to her and this is the way it helped me

They don’t bother telling you that you will have to buy equipment to sync your meter in order for any of this to work!!

Great Software Jfhj ghhjj ghhjj Hugh bhgffdc hhhjjm vcffffddd ghhjjhhhjh

80% of the time that I start up the Glooko app on *either* my iPhone or iPad running iOS13, I see: Downloading your data. This could tak a few minutes. Download freezes at 45%. Nothing changes for 10 minutes. I give up.

I like this app. It would be even better if 1) you could add favorites, or your own, carb food choices. 2) you could incorporate exercise in the graphs.

Refuse to use any health related that requires a login. Login means cloud. My health data on your cloud? No thanks. Just want an app to take my readings and shove them into Apple health. Is that’s so goddamn hard? If you think you need to make money then charge me for the app. Not a subscription an app charge.

The Glooko hardware was extremely useful when used in conjunction with the phone app. It unlocked the mysterious trends of my blood sugar.

Could be very useful if it would sync Omnipod data to Glooko app on the iPhone. Very disappointed that it does not.

CGM data takes forever to sync. Lots of double entries that are not correctible except by deleting and re-installing the app. Overall, useful, but far from perfect.

Will not work with my new iPhone.

I am having so much trouble knowing that my data is received at my providers. I cannot see any screen icons to tell me I did so. Maybe it’s just me.

After weeks of sharing glucose data with Apple Health the app now shows Apple Health as an “Incompatible Device” and no longer shares data.

This app is great for diabetes management - I’ve tried the others and they don’t compare. Love the features and ability to use various meters as my insurance company seems to change which one is covered all the time. Love being able to connect with Strava for workouts and there hasn’t been a good I haven’t been able to track in this app thus far. I’m having some trouble with the share csv function which may not be popular but I like having it so if someone could help with this that’s be greatly appreciated!

Just hook up the dongle and go. Easier than getting the blood.

This app is very good. I especially like the large number of glucose monitors it syncs with and the reports you can print. However it has short comings: the food database is limited, so many meals you have to enter by hand. This could easily be solved by better integration with the apple health app which syncs with many fitness and dietary apps. This brings up the other shortcoming, it only syncs with the apple activity section of the apple health app. It does not share the glucose information or any of the nutrition info that you enter. This could be a 5 star app with better syncing with the apple health app.

The home s

Pros: -Easy to read graphs. -Easy to enter information quickly without extra clicks. -Excellent reports on website. Allows entry of custom medications such as Symlin, GLP-1, etc. -Data export feature (however this could be better; I have to select the email option and then grab the file from an email rather than export directly). -Pleasing color scheme. -Reminders for medication -Displays average BG and insulin over various periods of time. -Syncs with Strava for exercise data! -Fast load without the extra useless eye candy of other diabetes management apps. Cons: -Does not write to Apple Health unless you have a CGM. For finger stick people, neither glucose nor insulin injections export to Apple Health. -Does not import food data from 3rd party apps. PLEASE PLEASE add this! This will bump to 5 stars! Either a sync with Cronometer or a read from Apple Health will do (Cronometer writes carbs, protein, and fat to Apple health). If you read carbs, fat, or protein from Apple Health, then effectively you have added sync from other popular food trackers such as myfitnesspal. -Export of CSV only vía email is a bit klunky, though it works. -Cannot remove bad data. If you have sugar on your finger or use a strip to test to make sure it is really Diet Coke that the waiter brought you, those readings cannot be removed from your database - and mess up your charts.

Excellent app for controlling blood sugar

I’m having a lot of problems with syncing and app hanging during sync. I also had problems with the setup with Accu Chek Guide wouldn’t find meter even when next to phone. Phone was also already paired with meter.

I have had issues with my device syncing. The Dexcom took like two days of work to get it to sync to the app with up to date info. The glucose meter was synced but now won’t sync anymore. I know it’s not the meter because other Bluetooth devices are reading it. It’s just the app. If I didn’t have to have it to share with my son’s doctors I wouldn’t waste anymore time with it.

I really like Glooko and I've found it incredibly helpful to track all of my Diabetes related information in one place easily. I like the incorporation of food, exercise, insulin and BG in one streamlined timeline. There are a few issues and hiccups I've noticed though. - There's strange behavior when I set the time on certain entries. Rather than being able to swipe a finger to spin the day, hour, and minute wheels I have to tap through them or the wheels roll back to whatever the starting point was on their own. Pretty big pain when trying to add exercise to a previous day. - I have issues with the data sharing to the Health App on my iPhone. When I tried to share BG it copied the data multiple times and in some wrong unit because none of the data was right so I turned that off. It would be nice to interface with the Health and Workout apps properly so my exercise would come over automatically on my Glooko timeline. - For inputting Custom Food it's sometimes difficult on a small screen to click behind a serving or carb number that's already entered to edit it. For me I'd rather see the field clear and let you enter new information like the units do on the insulin entry screen. - I can't get the CSV data export to work at all. Some might not need that, but I have a data background so I'd like to take my data out to do some custom analysis for trending. It's not an option on the Web version either so I'm wondering if it's broken by design? It is however my personal data so having full use/access of it is important. - It would be great if there was a way to create a Custom Food Grouping. For example I typically eat the same breakfast or lunch 3 or 4 days a week. It would be great to create a group called Normal Breakfast that rolls up the 5 foods I eat into one entry so I don't have to pick multiple items. More of a nice to have than a bug. Overall I'm impressed, originally I was skeptical of using the app, but now I find it an integral part of my management each day. I'm moving to a Dexcom this week so we'll see how that interfacing goes and then I might be pursuing an Omnipod next.

I like the app but it has not synced well with Dexcom for a while now. It seems like the app needs an update or maintenance. Or maybe it’s Dexcom that’s at fault.

I love being able to download my readings! That way my doctor and dietitian can see my progress!

I like that this app syncs with my glucose meter and fitness meter. I like the history tab where I can see my blood sugar, exercise and food in order for the day. It would be nice to see total daily carbs here like they show total daily steps taken so far. Even better if the food log would keep track of net daily carbs.

The app has a feature that adjusts the time on your meter when you upload. When I synced mine after the fall daylight saving time change, it marked my dates as 2021, with a note saying “Glooko has adjusted your meter time.” Clearly, the date is wrong. I have reached out to Glooko to fix it, and they claim it’s a problem with my meter (it’s not; I’ve gone over the data with the manufacturer). So, now my data is screwed up, Glooko says it can’t be fixed, yet it has a provider portal that doctors (like mine) use to pull blood sugar data for things like insurance claims. Oh, but it can’t be fixed. Wrong. The FDA would require a way to fix verified incorrect data (I work in medical devices myself). Not only that, but customer service has given me lip service for over a month with the conclusion that “it can’t be fixed.” Either the app is a piece of junk, or the company is. Either way, I’m investigating new tracking options with my doctor because I don’t like giving business to terrible companies.

I didn’t want to switch to this app because I had 8 months of data on another, but once I started using this app which was suggested by my Endocrinologist I realized that it was far better than the app I was using. It gives great analysis and the Bluetooth works with my meter as well as many others.

I’m using the latest iOS version of the app and my phone has the latest iOS for the phone. I’ll put in insulin injection info and the app acts like it stores it. I come back later to the app, and the data is gone! I have no faith in the app storing information and I haven’t even started using a pump. If it cannot store information I enter manually, how can I trust it will store data from a pump?!?!?

I have been struggling to find the right app to help me accurately monitor blood sugar - count carbs - track exercise practices without costing me a small fortune monthly. I like this App!! It’s user friendly and without effort found how may carbs in a sausage biscuit with the search feature!!!

Longtime Glooko user & T1D. Back in the day when I got my first iPhone, the iPhone 4s I immediately sought out a way to get my glucose data on my phone. This was back when they still sold the analogue cable to plug into the side of your glucometer to sync in readings into your device. I found this super helpful back then to share data with my doctor. Eventually technology caught up and began to have Bluetooth and cloud services so Glooko became a bit of a dinosaur and I stopped using it. Finally transitioned to pump therapy after almost 30 years MDI via Omnipod + Dexcom. Glooko is a partner with Omnipod apparently so I finally re-downloaded the app in an effort to track my insulin delivery with the software since the original omnipod system is a bit antiquated and requires usb sync to get data into the cloud for review. Overall, the app hasn’t changed much amazingly. Slight improvements but plenty of room for growth imho. Also could really use a widget to reference delivery data, that would useful. Syncing with Dexcom seems buggy. Works off and on, but not always. My app didn’t update for a week with glucose data even though settings confirmed I was actively synced with my Dexcom account.

This is a very good app in most respects to keep Diabetes data. However, I would like to see food calorie count in the meal total. Daily totals for Calories, carbs, and protein should also be shown after all food for day has been entered. Recent COMPLAINT is that Reminders do not work for daylight savings time. The notifications come 1 hr too early (spring DST). Reminders should read time from phone time.

App. Support doesn’t read comments. App isn’t able to generate a report for printing in any format.

As a Type 2 diabetic, it’s refreshing being able to use an app that allows me to easily share my reports with my doctor. My glucose meter easily pairs via Bluetooth and all I have to do is turn it on. This app has also allowed me to log my medications and foods in order for my dietician & doctor know exactly when I’m taking my medicine and what I’m eating! Also not having to pay a subscription is a huge plus! Great app!

With this app, I am permitted to properly dose for a seemingly innumerable amount of foods; this permits enriched diabetic care! I would advise every Type One Diabetic to acquire this app for greater diabetic care!

I downloaded this app as it was advertised in papers that came with my Omnipod Dash insulin pump. No matter what I do it will not let me register for an account. My opinion this app is useless.

This app requires some sort of medical provider code to register. I don’t have one and can’t use this app. Thanks for nothing.

I have been using Glooko for years with no problems but it seems after the most recent update the app no longer responds when you push the home, trends, or any other button you want to access. It also crashes and closes the app. This app has helped me get my A1c to 6.0 and I would like to continue to use it when you have a fix.

Fail- it doesn’t sync with the worlds largest digital health app (Apple) for several of the most commonly prescribed meters by large insurance plans. Fail.

Will not connect will instead stick with ACCU-CHEK app and will tell my doctor to drop Glooko

I’ve been looking for an app like this for a very long time. For something to connect to my reader, other food tracking apps, etc! And compile the data to give me trends and averages! Thank you!! It is nice now I have something tangible I can show my doc to share that the meds are no longer as effective as they used to be!! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

I am thrilled the product team implemented the scanner... great job

Managing diabetes is a lot of work and this app integrates everything in an easy to use format. Integration with food databases is s huge plus. And detailed reporting makes it much easier to communicate with my doctor. Thank you!

I love seeing my pump, cgm, and step data together. Logging my meals is simple and the food library is pretty good. Love the barcode scanner!

So, seems like a nice app, but useless for those who use the Freestyle Libre CGM. App doesn’t support it, and though the developers replied quite quickly to my email about it, they put the ball into Abbott’s court. Since it’s the Libre that I use, the app is useless for me. Would have been nice to keep track of everything in one place. Oh well.

The application keeps crashing when logging into app. Worked great before new IPhone IOS update.

I love and hate this app at the same time. I love that it can integrate with Dexcom & OmniPod and you can put your information in there to see how everything works together -food, exercise, etc. What I hate about this app is that it takes forever to load and to be able to enter your information. And it’s not my Internet connection.

This was one of the first diabetes apps many years ago. I remember using it with the cable before every device had Bluetooth. Unfortunately they have not kept up. Apple Health integration is limited to capturing steps. Yup that’s it. You can send glucose readings from the app to Apple Health. Geez, it’s not like this is mainly used for glucose readings or anything. The meter companies are usually slow with tech. I expected more from Glooko.

I love Glooko as a program, but the app is only 3 stars. It really needs some fine-tuning. It’s very slow to load on my iPhone. I wish there was auto-correct on the free-text “notes.” I wish it linked with something like MyFitnessPal for calorie/carb counting and weight loss functionality. Please keep working on it, it has great potential!

Takes too long because app freezes constantly

The app is just about perfect from a diabetes management perspective, but the latest update completely destroyed the Bluetooth connectivity. Whereas the connectivity was formerly flawless, now I have to restart the app one or two times, AND shut down and restart my Contour Next One meter I order to get the reading to sync. Doesn’t seem to matter if the app is running first, or if the meter is on and ready to measure first, it will refuse to sync until the app and meter have both been restarted. Again, the connectivity piece was formerly rock solid. Please fix this ASAP. Readings have gone from a 30 second affair to 3-5 mins each to ensure the reading is captured in Glooko.

I take all of my glucose readings to my doctor every three months I show him to her and this is the way it helped me

They don’t bother telling you that you will have to buy equipment to sync your meter in order for any of this to work!!

Great Software Jfhj ghhjj ghhjj Hugh bhgffdc hhhjjm vcffffddd ghhjjhhhjh

80% of the time that I start up the Glooko app on *either* my iPhone or iPad running iOS13, I see: Downloading your data. This could tak a few minutes. Download freezes at 45%. Nothing changes for 10 minutes. I give up.

I like this app. It would be even better if 1) you could add favorites, or your own, carb food choices. 2) you could incorporate exercise in the graphs.

Refuse to use any health related that requires a login. Login means cloud. My health data on your cloud? No thanks. Just want an app to take my readings and shove them into Apple health. Is that’s so goddamn hard? If you think you need to make money then charge me for the app. Not a subscription an app charge.

The Glooko hardware was extremely useful when used in conjunction with the phone app. It unlocked the mysterious trends of my blood sugar.

Could be very useful if it would sync Omnipod data to Glooko app on the iPhone. Very disappointed that it does not.

CGM data takes forever to sync. Lots of double entries that are not correctible except by deleting and re-installing the app. Overall, useful, but far from perfect.

Will not work with my new iPhone.

I am having so much trouble knowing that my data is received at my providers. I cannot see any screen icons to tell me I did so. Maybe it’s just me.

After weeks of sharing glucose data with Apple Health the app now shows Apple Health as an “Incompatible Device” and no longer shares data.

This app is great for diabetes management - I’ve tried the others and they don’t compare. Love the features and ability to use various meters as my insurance company seems to change which one is covered all the time. Love being able to connect with Strava for workouts and there hasn’t been a good I haven’t been able to track in this app thus far. I’m having some trouble with the share csv function which may not be popular but I like having it so if someone could help with this that’s be greatly appreciated!

Just hook up the dongle and go. Easier than getting the blood.

This app is very good. I especially like the large number of glucose monitors it syncs with and the reports you can print. However it has short comings: the food database is limited, so many meals you have to enter by hand. This could easily be solved by better integration with the apple health app which syncs with many fitness and dietary apps. This brings up the other shortcoming, it only syncs with the apple activity section of the apple health app. It does not share the glucose information or any of the nutrition info that you enter. This could be a 5 star app with better syncing with the apple health app.

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Pros: -Easy to read graphs. -Easy to enter information quickly without extra clicks. -Excellent reports on website. Allows entry of custom medications such as Symlin, GLP-1, etc. -Data export feature (however this could be better; I have to select the email option and then grab the file from an email rather than export directly). -Pleasing color scheme. -Reminders for medication -Displays average BG and insulin over various periods of time. -Syncs with Strava for exercise data! -Fast load without the extra useless eye candy of other diabetes management apps. Cons: -Does not write to Apple Health unless you have a CGM. For finger stick people, neither glucose nor insulin injections export to Apple Health. -Does not import food data from 3rd party apps. PLEASE PLEASE add this! This will bump to 5 stars! Either a sync with Cronometer or a read from Apple Health will do (Cronometer writes carbs, protein, and fat to Apple health). If you read carbs, fat, or protein from Apple Health, then effectively you have added sync from other popular food trackers such as myfitnesspal. -Export of CSV only vía email is a bit klunky, though it works. -Cannot remove bad data. If you have sugar on your finger or use a strip to test to make sure it is really Diet Coke that the waiter brought you, those readings cannot be removed from your database - and mess up your charts.

Excellent app for controlling blood sugar

I’m having a lot of problems with syncing and app hanging during sync. I also had problems with the setup with Accu Chek Guide wouldn’t find meter even when next to phone. Phone was also already paired with meter.

I have had issues with my device syncing. The Dexcom took like two days of work to get it to sync to the app with up to date info. The glucose meter was synced but now won’t sync anymore. I know it’s not the meter because other Bluetooth devices are reading it. It’s just the app. If I didn’t have to have it to share with my son’s doctors I wouldn’t waste anymore time with it.

I really like Glooko and I've found it incredibly helpful to track all of my Diabetes related information in one place easily. I like the incorporation of food, exercise, insulin and BG in one streamlined timeline. There are a few issues and hiccups I've noticed though. - There's strange behavior when I set the time on certain entries. Rather than being able to swipe a finger to spin the day, hour, and minute wheels I have to tap through them or the wheels roll back to whatever the starting point was on their own. Pretty big pain when trying to add exercise to a previous day. - I have issues with the data sharing to the Health App on my iPhone. When I tried to share BG it copied the data multiple times and in some wrong unit because none of the data was right so I turned that off. It would be nice to interface with the Health and Workout apps properly so my exercise would come over automatically on my Glooko timeline. - For inputting Custom Food it's sometimes difficult on a small screen to click behind a serving or carb number that's already entered to edit it. For me I'd rather see the field clear and let you enter new information like the units do on the insulin entry screen. - I can't get the CSV data export to work at all. Some might not need that, but I have a data background so I'd like to take my data out to do some custom analysis for trending. It's not an option on the Web version either so I'm wondering if it's broken by design? It is however my personal data so having full use/access of it is important. - It would be great if there was a way to create a Custom Food Grouping. For example I typically eat the same breakfast or lunch 3 or 4 days a week. It would be great to create a group called Normal Breakfast that rolls up the 5 foods I eat into one entry so I don't have to pick multiple items. More of a nice to have than a bug. Overall I'm impressed, originally I was skeptical of using the app, but now I find it an integral part of my management each day. I'm moving to a Dexcom this week so we'll see how that interfacing goes and then I might be pursuing an Omnipod next.

I like the app but it has not synced well with Dexcom for a while now. It seems like the app needs an update or maintenance. Or maybe it’s Dexcom that’s at fault.

I love being able to download my readings! That way my doctor and dietitian can see my progress!

I like that this app syncs with my glucose meter and fitness meter. I like the history tab where I can see my blood sugar, exercise and food in order for the day. It would be nice to see total daily carbs here like they show total daily steps taken so far. Even better if the food log would keep track of net daily carbs.

The app has a feature that adjusts the time on your meter when you upload. When I synced mine after the fall daylight saving time change, it marked my dates as 2021, with a note saying “Glooko has adjusted your meter time.” Clearly, the date is wrong. I have reached out to Glooko to fix it, and they claim it’s a problem with my meter (it’s not; I’ve gone over the data with the manufacturer). So, now my data is screwed up, Glooko says it can’t be fixed, yet it has a provider portal that doctors (like mine) use to pull blood sugar data for things like insurance claims. Oh, but it can’t be fixed. Wrong. The FDA would require a way to fix verified incorrect data (I work in medical devices myself). Not only that, but customer service has given me lip service for over a month with the conclusion that “it can’t be fixed.” Either the app is a piece of junk, or the company is. Either way, I’m investigating new tracking options with my doctor because I don’t like giving business to terrible companies.

I didn’t want to switch to this app because I had 8 months of data on another, but once I started using this app which was suggested by my Endocrinologist I realized that it was far better than the app I was using. It gives great analysis and the Bluetooth works with my meter as well as many others.

I’m using the latest iOS version of the app and my phone has the latest iOS for the phone. I’ll put in insulin injection info and the app acts like it stores it. I come back later to the app, and the data is gone! I have no faith in the app storing information and I haven’t even started using a pump. If it cannot store information I enter manually, how can I trust it will store data from a pump?!?!?

I have been struggling to find the right app to help me accurately monitor blood sugar - count carbs - track exercise practices without costing me a small fortune monthly. I like this App!! It’s user friendly and without effort found how may carbs in a sausage biscuit with the search feature!!!

Longtime Glooko user & T1D. Back in the day when I got my first iPhone, the iPhone 4s I immediately sought out a way to get my glucose data on my phone. This was back when they still sold the analogue cable to plug into the side of your glucometer to sync in readings into your device. I found this super helpful back then to share data with my doctor. Eventually technology caught up and began to have Bluetooth and cloud services so Glooko became a bit of a dinosaur and I stopped using it. Finally transitioned to pump therapy after almost 30 years MDI via Omnipod + Dexcom. Glooko is a partner with Omnipod apparently so I finally re-downloaded the app in an effort to track my insulin delivery with the software since the original omnipod system is a bit antiquated and requires usb sync to get data into the cloud for review. Overall, the app hasn’t changed much amazingly. Slight improvements but plenty of room for growth imho. Also could really use a widget to reference delivery data, that would useful. Syncing with Dexcom seems buggy. Works off and on, but not always. My app didn’t update for a week with glucose data even though settings confirmed I was actively synced with my Dexcom account.

This is a very good app in most respects to keep Diabetes data. However, I would like to see food calorie count in the meal total. Daily totals for Calories, carbs, and protein should also be shown after all food for day has been entered. Recent COMPLAINT is that Reminders do not work for daylight savings time. The notifications come 1 hr too early (spring DST). Reminders should read time from phone time.

App. Support doesn’t read comments. App isn’t able to generate a report for printing in any format.

As a Type 2 diabetic, it’s refreshing being able to use an app that allows me to easily share my reports with my doctor. My glucose meter easily pairs via Bluetooth and all I have to do is turn it on. This app has also allowed me to log my medications and foods in order for my dietician & doctor know exactly when I’m taking my medicine and what I’m eating! Also not having to pay a subscription is a huge plus! Great app!

With this app, I am permitted to properly dose for a seemingly innumerable amount of foods; this permits enriched diabetic care! I would advise every Type One Diabetic to acquire this app for greater diabetic care!

I downloaded this app as it was advertised in papers that came with my Omnipod Dash insulin pump. No matter what I do it will not let me register for an account. My opinion this app is useless.

This app requires some sort of medical provider code to register. I don’t have one and can’t use this app. Thanks for nothing.

I have been using Glooko for years with no problems but it seems after the most recent update the app no longer responds when you push the home, trends, or any other button you want to access. It also crashes and closes the app. This app has helped me get my A1c to 6.0 and I would like to continue to use it when you have a fix.

Fail- it doesn’t sync with the worlds largest digital health app (Apple) for several of the most commonly prescribed meters by large insurance plans. Fail.

Will not connect will instead stick with ACCU-CHEK app and will tell my doctor to drop Glooko

I’ve been looking for an app like this for a very long time. For something to connect to my reader, other food tracking apps, etc! And compile the data to give me trends and averages! Thank you!! It is nice now I have something tangible I can show my doc to share that the meds are no longer as effective as they used to be!! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

I am thrilled the product team implemented the scanner... great job

Managing diabetes is a lot of work and this app integrates everything in an easy to use format. Integration with food databases is s huge plus. And detailed reporting makes it much easier to communicate with my doctor. Thank you!

I love seeing my pump, cgm, and step data together. Logging my meals is simple and the food library is pretty good. Love the barcode scanner!

So, seems like a nice app, but useless for those who use the Freestyle Libre CGM. App doesn’t support it, and though the developers replied quite quickly to my email about it, they put the ball into Abbott’s court. Since it’s the Libre that I use, the app is useless for me. Would have been nice to keep track of everything in one place. Oh well.

The application keeps crashing when logging into app. Worked great before new IPhone IOS update.

I love and hate this app at the same time. I love that it can integrate with Dexcom & OmniPod and you can put your information in there to see how everything works together -food, exercise, etc. What I hate about this app is that it takes forever to load and to be able to enter your information. And it’s not my Internet connection.

This was one of the first diabetes apps many years ago. I remember using it with the cable before every device had Bluetooth. Unfortunately they have not kept up. Apple Health integration is limited to capturing steps. Yup that’s it. You can send glucose readings from the app to Apple Health. Geez, it’s not like this is mainly used for glucose readings or anything. The meter companies are usually slow with tech. I expected more from Glooko.

I love Glooko as a program, but the app is only 3 stars. It really needs some fine-tuning. It’s very slow to load on my iPhone. I wish there was auto-correct on the free-text “notes.” I wish it linked with something like MyFitnessPal for calorie/carb counting and weight loss functionality. Please keep working on it, it has great potential!

Takes too long because app freezes constantly

The app is just about perfect from a diabetes management perspective, but the latest update completely destroyed the Bluetooth connectivity. Whereas the connectivity was formerly flawless, now I have to restart the app one or two times, AND shut down and restart my Contour Next One meter I order to get the reading to sync. Doesn’t seem to matter if the app is running first, or if the meter is on and ready to measure first, it will refuse to sync until the app and meter have both been restarted. Again, the connectivity piece was formerly rock solid. Please fix this ASAP. Readings have gone from a 30 second affair to 3-5 mins each to ensure the reading is captured in Glooko.

I take all of my glucose readings to my doctor every three months I show him to her and this is the way it helped me

They don’t bother telling you that you will have to buy equipment to sync your meter in order for any of this to work!!

Great Software Jfhj ghhjj ghhjj Hugh bhgffdc hhhjjm vcffffddd ghhjjhhhjh

80% of the time that I start up the Glooko app on *either* my iPhone or iPad running iOS13, I see: Downloading your data. This could tak a few minutes. Download freezes at 45%. Nothing changes for 10 minutes. I give up.

I like this app. It would be even better if 1) you could add favorites, or your own, carb food choices. 2) you could incorporate exercise in the graphs.

Refuse to use any health related that requires a login. Login means cloud. My health data on your cloud? No thanks. Just want an app to take my readings and shove them into Apple health. Is that’s so goddamn hard? If you think you need to make money then charge me for the app. Not a subscription an app charge.

The Glooko hardware was extremely useful when used in conjunction with the phone app. It unlocked the mysterious trends of my blood sugar.

Could be very useful if it would sync Omnipod data to Glooko app on the iPhone. Very disappointed that it does not.

CGM data takes forever to sync. Lots of double entries that are not correctible except by deleting and re-installing the app. Overall, useful, but far from perfect.

Will not work with my new iPhone.

I am having so much trouble knowing that my data is received at my providers. I cannot see any screen icons to tell me I did so. Maybe it’s just me.

After weeks of sharing glucose data with Apple Health the app now shows Apple Health as an “Incompatible Device” and no longer shares data.

This app is great for diabetes management - I’ve tried the others and they don’t compare. Love the features and ability to use various meters as my insurance company seems to change which one is covered all the time. Love being able to connect with Strava for workouts and there hasn’t been a good I haven’t been able to track in this app thus far. I’m having some trouble with the share csv function which may not be popular but I like having it so if someone could help with this that’s be greatly appreciated!

Just hook up the dongle and go. Easier than getting the blood.

This app is very good. I especially like the large number of glucose monitors it syncs with and the reports you can print. However it has short comings: the food database is limited, so many meals you have to enter by hand. This could easily be solved by better integration with the apple health app which syncs with many fitness and dietary apps. This brings up the other shortcoming, it only syncs with the apple activity section of the apple health app. It does not share the glucose information or any of the nutrition info that you enter. This could be a 5 star app with better syncing with the apple health app.

The home s

Pros: -Easy to read graphs. -Easy to enter information quickly without extra clicks. -Excellent reports on website. Allows entry of custom medications such as Symlin, GLP-1, etc. -Data export feature (however this could be better; I have to select the email option and then grab the file from an email rather than export directly). -Pleasing color scheme. -Reminders for medication -Displays average BG and insulin over various periods of time. -Syncs with Strava for exercise data! -Fast load without the extra useless eye candy of other diabetes management apps. Cons: -Does not write to Apple Health unless you have a CGM. For finger stick people, neither glucose nor insulin injections export to Apple Health. -Does not import food data from 3rd party apps. PLEASE PLEASE add this! This will bump to 5 stars! Either a sync with Cronometer or a read from Apple Health will do (Cronometer writes carbs, protein, and fat to Apple health). If you read carbs, fat, or protein from Apple Health, then effectively you have added sync from other popular food trackers such as myfitnesspal. -Export of CSV only vía email is a bit klunky, though it works. -Cannot remove bad data. If you have sugar on your finger or use a strip to test to make sure it is really Diet Coke that the waiter brought you, those readings cannot be removed from your database - and mess up your charts.

Excellent app for controlling blood sugar

I’m having a lot of problems with syncing and app hanging during sync. I also had problems with the setup with Accu Chek Guide wouldn’t find meter even when next to phone. Phone was also already paired with meter.

I have had issues with my device syncing. The Dexcom took like two days of work to get it to sync to the app with up to date info. The glucose meter was synced but now won’t sync anymore. I know it’s not the meter because other Bluetooth devices are reading it. It’s just the app. If I didn’t have to have it to share with my son’s doctors I wouldn’t waste anymore time with it.

I really like Glooko and I've found it incredibly helpful to track all of my Diabetes related information in one place easily. I like the incorporation of food, exercise, insulin and BG in one streamlined timeline. There are a few issues and hiccups I've noticed though. - There's strange behavior when I set the time on certain entries. Rather than being able to swipe a finger to spin the day, hour, and minute wheels I have to tap through them or the wheels roll back to whatever the starting point was on their own. Pretty big pain when trying to add exercise to a previous day. - I have issues with the data sharing to the Health App on my iPhone. When I tried to share BG it copied the data multiple times and in some wrong unit because none of the data was right so I turned that off. It would be nice to interface with the Health and Workout apps properly so my exercise would come over automatically on my Glooko timeline. - For inputting Custom Food it's sometimes difficult on a small screen to click behind a serving or carb number that's already entered to edit it. For me I'd rather see the field clear and let you enter new information like the units do on the insulin entry screen. - I can't get the CSV data export to work at all. Some might not need that, but I have a data background so I'd like to take my data out to do some custom analysis for trending. It's not an option on the Web version either so I'm wondering if it's broken by design? It is however my personal data so having full use/access of it is important. - It would be great if there was a way to create a Custom Food Grouping. For example I typically eat the same breakfast or lunch 3 or 4 days a week. It would be great to create a group called Normal Breakfast that rolls up the 5 foods I eat into one entry so I don't have to pick multiple items. More of a nice to have than a bug. Overall I'm impressed, originally I was skeptical of using the app, but now I find it an integral part of my management each day. I'm moving to a Dexcom this week so we'll see how that interfacing goes and then I might be pursuing an Omnipod next.

I like the app but it has not synced well with Dexcom for a while now. It seems like the app needs an update or maintenance. Or maybe it’s Dexcom that’s at fault.

I love being able to download my readings! That way my doctor and dietitian can see my progress!

I like that this app syncs with my glucose meter and fitness meter. I like the history tab where I can see my blood sugar, exercise and food in order for the day. It would be nice to see total daily carbs here like they show total daily steps taken so far. Even better if the food log would keep track of net daily carbs.

The app has a feature that adjusts the time on your meter when you upload. When I synced mine after the fall daylight saving time change, it marked my dates as 2021, with a note saying “Glooko has adjusted your meter time.” Clearly, the date is wrong. I have reached out to Glooko to fix it, and they claim it’s a problem with my meter (it’s not; I’ve gone over the data with the manufacturer). So, now my data is screwed up, Glooko says it can’t be fixed, yet it has a provider portal that doctors (like mine) use to pull blood sugar data for things like insurance claims. Oh, but it can’t be fixed. Wrong. The FDA would require a way to fix verified incorrect data (I work in medical devices myself). Not only that, but customer service has given me lip service for over a month with the conclusion that “it can’t be fixed.” Either the app is a piece of junk, or the company is. Either way, I’m investigating new tracking options with my doctor because I don’t like giving business to terrible companies.

I didn’t want to switch to this app because I had 8 months of data on another, but once I started using this app which was suggested by my Endocrinologist I realized that it was far better than the app I was using. It gives great analysis and the Bluetooth works with my meter as well as many others.

I’m using the latest iOS version of the app and my phone has the latest iOS for the phone. I’ll put in insulin injection info and the app acts like it stores it. I come back later to the app, and the data is gone! I have no faith in the app storing information and I haven’t even started using a pump. If it cannot store information I enter manually, how can I trust it will store data from a pump?!?!?

I have been struggling to find the right app to help me accurately monitor blood sugar - count carbs - track exercise practices without costing me a small fortune monthly. I like this App!! It’s user friendly and without effort found how may carbs in a sausage biscuit with the search feature!!!

Longtime Glooko user & T1D. Back in the day when I got my first iPhone, the iPhone 4s I immediately sought out a way to get my glucose data on my phone. This was back when they still sold the analogue cable to plug into the side of your glucometer to sync in readings into your device. I found this super helpful back then to share data with my doctor. Eventually technology caught up and began to have Bluetooth and cloud services so Glooko became a bit of a dinosaur and I stopped using it. Finally transitioned to pump therapy after almost 30 years MDI via Omnipod + Dexcom. Glooko is a partner with Omnipod apparently so I finally re-downloaded the app in an effort to track my insulin delivery with the software since the original omnipod system is a bit antiquated and requires usb sync to get data into the cloud for review. Overall, the app hasn’t changed much amazingly. Slight improvements but plenty of room for growth imho. Also could really use a widget to reference delivery data, that would useful. Syncing with Dexcom seems buggy. Works off and on, but not always. My app didn’t update for a week with glucose data even though settings confirmed I was actively synced with my Dexcom account.

This is a very good app in most respects to keep Diabetes data. However, I would like to see food calorie count in the meal total. Daily totals for Calories, carbs, and protein should also be shown after all food for day has been entered. Recent COMPLAINT is that Reminders do not work for daylight savings time. The notifications come 1 hr too early (spring DST). Reminders should read time from phone time.

App. Support doesn’t read comments. App isn’t able to generate a report for printing in any format.

As a Type 2 diabetic, it’s refreshing being able to use an app that allows me to easily share my reports with my doctor. My glucose meter easily pairs via Bluetooth and all I have to do is turn it on. This app has also allowed me to log my medications and foods in order for my dietician & doctor know exactly when I’m taking my medicine and what I’m eating! Also not having to pay a subscription is a huge plus! Great app!

With this app, I am permitted to properly dose for a seemingly innumerable amount of foods; this permits enriched diabetic care! I would advise every Type One Diabetic to acquire this app for greater diabetic care!

I downloaded this app as it was advertised in papers that came with my Omnipod Dash insulin pump. No matter what I do it will not let me register for an account. My opinion this app is useless.

This app requires some sort of medical provider code to register. I don’t have one and can’t use this app. Thanks for nothing.

I have been using Glooko for years with no problems but it seems after the most recent update the app no longer responds when you push the home, trends, or any other button you want to access. It also crashes and closes the app. This app has helped me get my A1c to 6.0 and I would like to continue to use it when you have a fix.

Fail- it doesn’t sync with the worlds largest digital health app (Apple) for several of the most commonly prescribed meters by large insurance plans. Fail.

Will not connect will instead stick with ACCU-CHEK app and will tell my doctor to drop Glooko

I’ve been looking for an app like this for a very long time. For something to connect to my reader, other food tracking apps, etc! And compile the data to give me trends and averages! Thank you!! It is nice now I have something tangible I can show my doc to share that the meds are no longer as effective as they used to be!! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

When I downloaded this app and started signing into it I noticed a line asking for phone number but it also says optional, so I filled out other info and found it’s not optional it will not let me set up a profile without 1. Giving my phone number and 2. Agreeing to have 3rd party info sent to my phone number!! Thanks but no thanks!!!

11/1/2018. Prior to most recent update you could select a custom insulin type and dose and have it show up in your history page correctly. Now, even selecting the insulin group causes the whole app to freeze. It does this even after I‘ve reloaded the app and all the data. I don’t know how it is possible, but Glooko is getting less and less useable with every new upgrade.

Love the app- makes it so easy to see trends and adjust basal and bolus rates accordingly. I really need it to work with more exercise apps and import data from them, though. I love the Nike Run Club app and Map My Run, and would love if my data from them could be part of this. Exercise affects my blood glucose level more than anything else I’ve found, and this would help me manage my diabetes even better to see the timing and intensity of my workouts along side the info from my CGM and insulin pump. Please considering adding these!

Every time I attempt to share my report with my doctor the app crashes. Wth?!? Also I'm not sure if I'm missing something but it appears the only way to sync the omnipod is through actually connecting the omnipod to a cable and downloading/syncing with the computer. Not very convenient...why download the app at all?!?

Finally found what I was looking for! This app has completely changed my life and I cannot be more grateful for all the hard work and dedication they’ve done it to Glooko.

I already pay a fortune for medication and testing supplies. I don’t feel like paying another $60 for an app subscription.

Thank you for adding the bar code scanner. Makes life easier when we are on the run and making something quick. My grandson recently got Dexcom G6 and I was glad to see that we could link to this app as well so we can figure out how particular food trends for him.

I am thrilled the product team implemented the scanner... great job

Managing diabetes is a lot of work and this app integrates everything in an easy to use format. Integration with food databases is s huge plus. And detailed reporting makes it much easier to communicate with my doctor. Thank you!

I love seeing my pump, cgm, and step data together. Logging my meals is simple and the food library is pretty good. Love the barcode scanner!

So, seems like a nice app, but useless for those who use the Freestyle Libre CGM. App doesn’t support it, and though the developers replied quite quickly to my email about it, they put the ball into Abbott’s court. Since it’s the Libre that I use, the app is useless for me. Would have been nice to keep track of everything in one place. Oh well.

The application keeps crashing when logging into app. Worked great before new IPhone IOS update.

I love and hate this app at the same time. I love that it can integrate with Dexcom & OmniPod and you can put your information in there to see how everything works together -food, exercise, etc. What I hate about this app is that it takes forever to load and to be able to enter your information. And it’s not my Internet connection.

This was one of the first diabetes apps many years ago. I remember using it with the cable before every device had Bluetooth. Unfortunately they have not kept up. Apple Health integration is limited to capturing steps. Yup that’s it. You can send glucose readings from the app to Apple Health. Geez, it’s not like this is mainly used for glucose readings or anything. The meter companies are usually slow with tech. I expected more from Glooko.

I love Glooko as a program, but the app is only 3 stars. It really needs some fine-tuning. It’s very slow to load on my iPhone. I wish there was auto-correct on the free-text “notes.” I wish it linked with something like MyFitnessPal for calorie/carb counting and weight loss functionality. Please keep working on it, it has great potential!

Takes too long because app freezes constantly

The app is just about perfect from a diabetes management perspective, but the latest update completely destroyed the Bluetooth connectivity. Whereas the connectivity was formerly flawless, now I have to restart the app one or two times, AND shut down and restart my Contour Next One meter I order to get the reading to sync. Doesn’t seem to matter if the app is running first, or if the meter is on and ready to measure first, it will refuse to sync until the app and meter have both been restarted. Again, the connectivity piece was formerly rock solid. Please fix this ASAP. Readings have gone from a 30 second affair to 3-5 mins each to ensure the reading is captured in Glooko.

I take all of my glucose readings to my doctor every three months I show him to her and this is the way it helped me

They don’t bother telling you that you will have to buy equipment to sync your meter in order for any of this to work!!

Great Software Jfhj ghhjj ghhjj Hugh bhgffdc hhhjjm vcffffddd ghhjjhhhjh

80% of the time that I start up the Glooko app on *either* my iPhone or iPad running iOS13, I see: Downloading your data. This could tak a few minutes. Download freezes at 45%. Nothing changes for 10 minutes. I give up.

I like this app. It would be even better if 1) you could add favorites, or your own, carb food choices. 2) you could incorporate exercise in the graphs.

Refuse to use any health related that requires a login. Login means cloud. My health data on your cloud? No thanks. Just want an app to take my readings and shove them into Apple health. Is that’s so goddamn hard? If you think you need to make money then charge me for the app. Not a subscription an app charge.

The Glooko hardware was extremely useful when used in conjunction with the phone app. It unlocked the mysterious trends of my blood sugar.

Could be very useful if it would sync Omnipod data to Glooko app on the iPhone. Very disappointed that it does not.

CGM data takes forever to sync. Lots of double entries that are not correctible except by deleting and re-installing the app. Overall, useful, but far from perfect.

Will not work with my new iPhone.

I am having so much trouble knowing that my data is received at my providers. I cannot see any screen icons to tell me I did so. Maybe it’s just me.

After weeks of sharing glucose data with Apple Health the app now shows Apple Health as an “Incompatible Device” and no longer shares data.

This app is great for diabetes management - I’ve tried the others and they don’t compare. Love the features and ability to use various meters as my insurance company seems to change which one is covered all the time. Love being able to connect with Strava for workouts and there hasn’t been a good I haven’t been able to track in this app thus far. I’m having some trouble with the share csv function which may not be popular but I like having it so if someone could help with this that’s be greatly appreciated!

Just hook up the dongle and go. Easier than getting the blood.

This app is very good. I especially like the large number of glucose monitors it syncs with and the reports you can print. However it has short comings: the food database is limited, so many meals you have to enter by hand. This could easily be solved by better integration with the apple health app which syncs with many fitness and dietary apps. This brings up the other shortcoming, it only syncs with the apple activity section of the apple health app. It does not share the glucose information or any of the nutrition info that you enter. This could be a 5 star app with better syncing with the apple health app.

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Pros: -Easy to read graphs. -Easy to enter information quickly without extra clicks. -Excellent reports on website. Allows entry of custom medications such as Symlin, GLP-1, etc. -Data export feature (however this could be better; I have to select the email option and then grab the file from an email rather than export directly). -Pleasing color scheme. -Reminders for medication -Displays average BG and insulin over various periods of time. -Syncs with Strava for exercise data! -Fast load without the extra useless eye candy of other diabetes management apps. Cons: -Does not write to Apple Health unless you have a CGM. For finger stick people, neither glucose nor insulin injections export to Apple Health. -Does not import food data from 3rd party apps. PLEASE PLEASE add this! This will bump to 5 stars! Either a sync with Cronometer or a read from Apple Health will do (Cronometer writes carbs, protein, and fat to Apple health). If you read carbs, fat, or protein from Apple Health, then effectively you have added sync from other popular food trackers such as myfitnesspal. -Export of CSV only vía email is a bit klunky, though it works. -Cannot remove bad data. If you have sugar on your finger or use a strip to test to make sure it is really Diet Coke that the waiter brought you, those readings cannot be removed from your database - and mess up your charts.

Excellent app for controlling blood sugar

I’m having a lot of problems with syncing and app hanging during sync. I also had problems with the setup with Accu Chek Guide wouldn’t find meter even when next to phone. Phone was also already paired with meter.

I have had issues with my device syncing. The Dexcom took like two days of work to get it to sync to the app with up to date info. The glucose meter was synced but now won’t sync anymore. I know it’s not the meter because other Bluetooth devices are reading it. It’s just the app. If I didn’t have to have it to share with my son’s doctors I wouldn’t waste anymore time with it.

I really like Glooko and I've found it incredibly helpful to track all of my Diabetes related information in one place easily. I like the incorporation of food, exercise, insulin and BG in one streamlined timeline. There are a few issues and hiccups I've noticed though. - There's strange behavior when I set the time on certain entries. Rather than being able to swipe a finger to spin the day, hour, and minute wheels I have to tap through them or the wheels roll back to whatever the starting point was on their own. Pretty big pain when trying to add exercise to a previous day. - I have issues with the data sharing to the Health App on my iPhone. When I tried to share BG it copied the data multiple times and in some wrong unit because none of the data was right so I turned that off. It would be nice to interface with the Health and Workout apps properly so my exercise would come over automatically on my Glooko timeline. - For inputting Custom Food it's sometimes difficult on a small screen to click behind a serving or carb number that's already entered to edit it. For me I'd rather see the field clear and let you enter new information like the units do on the insulin entry screen. - I can't get the CSV data export to work at all. Some might not need that, but I have a data background so I'd like to take my data out to do some custom analysis for trending. It's not an option on the Web version either so I'm wondering if it's broken by design? It is however my personal data so having full use/access of it is important. - It would be great if there was a way to create a Custom Food Grouping. For example I typically eat the same breakfast or lunch 3 or 4 days a week. It would be great to create a group called Normal Breakfast that rolls up the 5 foods I eat into one entry so I don't have to pick multiple items. More of a nice to have than a bug. Overall I'm impressed, originally I was skeptical of using the app, but now I find it an integral part of my management each day. I'm moving to a Dexcom this week so we'll see how that interfacing goes and then I might be pursuing an Omnipod next.

I like the app but it has not synced well with Dexcom for a while now. It seems like the app needs an update or maintenance. Or maybe it’s Dexcom that’s at fault.

I love being able to download my readings! That way my doctor and dietitian can see my progress!

I like that this app syncs with my glucose meter and fitness meter. I like the history tab where I can see my blood sugar, exercise and food in order for the day. It would be nice to see total daily carbs here like they show total daily steps taken so far. Even better if the food log would keep track of net daily carbs.

The app has a feature that adjusts the time on your meter when you upload. When I synced mine after the fall daylight saving time change, it marked my dates as 2021, with a note saying “Glooko has adjusted your meter time.” Clearly, the date is wrong. I have reached out to Glooko to fix it, and they claim it’s a problem with my meter (it’s not; I’ve gone over the data with the manufacturer). So, now my data is screwed up, Glooko says it can’t be fixed, yet it has a provider portal that doctors (like mine) use to pull blood sugar data for things like insurance claims. Oh, but it can’t be fixed. Wrong. The FDA would require a way to fix verified incorrect data (I work in medical devices myself). Not only that, but customer service has given me lip service for over a month with the conclusion that “it can’t be fixed.” Either the app is a piece of junk, or the company is. Either way, I’m investigating new tracking options with my doctor because I don’t like giving business to terrible companies.

I didn’t want to switch to this app because I had 8 months of data on another, but once I started using this app which was suggested by my Endocrinologist I realized that it was far better than the app I was using. It gives great analysis and the Bluetooth works with my meter as well as many others.

I’m using the latest iOS version of the app and my phone has the latest iOS for the phone. I’ll put in insulin injection info and the app acts like it stores it. I come back later to the app, and the data is gone! I have no faith in the app storing information and I haven’t even started using a pump. If it cannot store information I enter manually, how can I trust it will store data from a pump?!?!?

I have been struggling to find the right app to help me accurately monitor blood sugar - count carbs - track exercise practices without costing me a small fortune monthly. I like this App!! It’s user friendly and without effort found how may carbs in a sausage biscuit with the search feature!!!

Longtime Glooko user & T1D. Back in the day when I got my first iPhone, the iPhone 4s I immediately sought out a way to get my glucose data on my phone. This was back when they still sold the analogue cable to plug into the side of your glucometer to sync in readings into your device. I found this super helpful back then to share data with my doctor. Eventually technology caught up and began to have Bluetooth and cloud services so Glooko became a bit of a dinosaur and I stopped using it. Finally transitioned to pump therapy after almost 30 years MDI via Omnipod + Dexcom. Glooko is a partner with Omnipod apparently so I finally re-downloaded the app in an effort to track my insulin delivery with the software since the original omnipod system is a bit antiquated and requires usb sync to get data into the cloud for review. Overall, the app hasn’t changed much amazingly. Slight improvements but plenty of room for growth imho. Also could really use a widget to reference delivery data, that would useful. Syncing with Dexcom seems buggy. Works off and on, but not always. My app didn’t update for a week with glucose data even though settings confirmed I was actively synced with my Dexcom account.

This is a very good app in most respects to keep Diabetes data. However, I would like to see food calorie count in the meal total. Daily totals for Calories, carbs, and protein should also be shown after all food for day has been entered. Recent COMPLAINT is that Reminders do not work for daylight savings time. The notifications come 1 hr too early (spring DST). Reminders should read time from phone time.

So which of you wacko morons screwed this app up again. Instead of syncing all I get is an email with instructions to upload my data to the web. Why on earth do I need to upload my sugar readings to the web???? Always messing with something that doesn’t need messed with.

App. Support doesn’t read comments. App isn’t able to generate a report for printing in any format.

My last doctor appointment was very disappointing. Using an Omnipod and Dexcom G6 has become more difficult because he has to refer to clarity reports and Glooko reports. Please update app for G6 support

When I downloaded this app and started signing into it I noticed a line asking for phone number but it also says optional, so I filled out other info and found it’s not optional it will not let me set up a profile without 1. Giving my phone number and 2. Agreeing to have 3rd party info sent to my phone number!! Thanks but no thanks!!!

11/1/2018. Prior to most recent update you could select a custom insulin type and dose and have it show up in your history page correctly. Now, even selecting the insulin group causes the whole app to freeze. It does this even after I‘ve reloaded the app and all the data. I don’t know how it is possible, but Glooko is getting less and less useable with every new upgrade.

Love the app- makes it so easy to see trends and adjust basal and bolus rates accordingly. I really need it to work with more exercise apps and import data from them, though. I love the Nike Run Club app and Map My Run, and would love if my data from them could be part of this. Exercise affects my blood glucose level more than anything else I’ve found, and this would help me manage my diabetes even better to see the timing and intensity of my workouts along side the info from my CGM and insulin pump. Please considering adding these!

Every time I attempt to share my report with my doctor the app crashes. Wth?!? Also I'm not sure if I'm missing something but it appears the only way to sync the omnipod is through actually connecting the omnipod to a cable and downloading/syncing with the computer. Not very convenient...why download the app at all?!?

Finally found what I was looking for! This app has completely changed my life and I cannot be more grateful for all the hard work and dedication they’ve done it to Glooko.

I already pay a fortune for medication and testing supplies. I don’t feel like paying another $60 for an app subscription.

Thank you for adding the bar code scanner. Makes life easier when we are on the run and making something quick. My grandson recently got Dexcom G6 and I was glad to see that we could link to this app as well so we can figure out how particular food trends for him.

I am thrilled the product team implemented the scanner... great job

Managing diabetes is a lot of work and this app integrates everything in an easy to use format. Integration with food databases is s huge plus. And detailed reporting makes it much easier to communicate with my doctor. Thank you!

I love seeing my pump, cgm, and step data together. Logging my meals is simple and the food library is pretty good. Love the barcode scanner!

So, seems like a nice app, but useless for those who use the Freestyle Libre CGM. App doesn’t support it, and though the developers replied quite quickly to my email about it, they put the ball into Abbott’s court. Since it’s the Libre that I use, the app is useless for me. Would have been nice to keep track of everything in one place. Oh well.

The application keeps crashing when logging into app. Worked great before new IPhone IOS update.

I love and hate this app at the same time. I love that it can integrate with Dexcom & OmniPod and you can put your information in there to see how everything works together -food, exercise, etc. What I hate about this app is that it takes forever to load and to be able to enter your information. And it’s not my Internet connection.

This was one of the first diabetes apps many years ago. I remember using it with the cable before every device had Bluetooth. Unfortunately they have not kept up. Apple Health integration is limited to capturing steps. Yup that’s it. You can send glucose readings from the app to Apple Health. Geez, it’s not like this is mainly used for glucose readings or anything. The meter companies are usually slow with tech. I expected more from Glooko.

I love Glooko as a program, but the app is only 3 stars. It really needs some fine-tuning. It’s very slow to load on my iPhone. I wish there was auto-correct on the free-text “notes.” I wish it linked with something like MyFitnessPal for calorie/carb counting and weight loss functionality. Please keep working on it, it has great potential!

Takes too long because app freezes constantly

The app is just about perfect from a diabetes management perspective, but the latest update completely destroyed the Bluetooth connectivity. Whereas the connectivity was formerly flawless, now I have to restart the app one or two times, AND shut down and restart my Contour Next One meter I order to get the reading to sync. Doesn’t seem to matter if the app is running first, or if the meter is on and ready to measure first, it will refuse to sync until the app and meter have both been restarted. Again, the connectivity piece was formerly rock solid. Please fix this ASAP. Readings have gone from a 30 second affair to 3-5 mins each to ensure the reading is captured in Glooko.

I take all of my glucose readings to my doctor every three months I show him to her and this is the way it helped me

They don’t bother telling you that you will have to buy equipment to sync your meter in order for any of this to work!!

Great Software Jfhj ghhjj ghhjj Hugh bhgffdc hhhjjm vcffffddd ghhjjhhhjh

80% of the time that I start up the Glooko app on *either* my iPhone or iPad running iOS13, I see: Downloading your data. This could tak a few minutes. Download freezes at 45%. Nothing changes for 10 minutes. I give up.

I like this app. It would be even better if 1) you could add favorites, or your own, carb food choices. 2) you could incorporate exercise in the graphs.

Refuse to use any health related that requires a login. Login means cloud. My health data on your cloud? No thanks. Just want an app to take my readings and shove them into Apple health. Is that’s so goddamn hard? If you think you need to make money then charge me for the app. Not a subscription an app charge.

The Glooko hardware was extremely useful when used in conjunction with the phone app. It unlocked the mysterious trends of my blood sugar.

Could be very useful if it would sync Omnipod data to Glooko app on the iPhone. Very disappointed that it does not.

CGM data takes forever to sync. Lots of double entries that are not correctible except by deleting and re-installing the app. Overall, useful, but far from perfect.

Will not work with my new iPhone.

I am having so much trouble knowing that my data is received at my providers. I cannot see any screen icons to tell me I did so. Maybe it’s just me.

After weeks of sharing glucose data with Apple Health the app now shows Apple Health as an “Incompatible Device” and no longer shares data.

This app is great for diabetes management - I’ve tried the others and they don’t compare. Love the features and ability to use various meters as my insurance company seems to change which one is covered all the time. Love being able to connect with Strava for workouts and there hasn’t been a good I haven’t been able to track in this app thus far. I’m having some trouble with the share csv function which may not be popular but I like having it so if someone could help with this that’s be greatly appreciated!

Just hook up the dongle and go. Easier than getting the blood.

This app is very good. I especially like the large number of glucose monitors it syncs with and the reports you can print. However it has short comings: the food database is limited, so many meals you have to enter by hand. This could easily be solved by better integration with the apple health app which syncs with many fitness and dietary apps. This brings up the other shortcoming, it only syncs with the apple activity section of the apple health app. It does not share the glucose information or any of the nutrition info that you enter. This could be a 5 star app with better syncing with the apple health app.

The home s

Pros: -Easy to read graphs. -Easy to enter information quickly without extra clicks. -Excellent reports on website. Allows entry of custom medications such as Symlin, GLP-1, etc. -Data export feature (however this could be better; I have to select the email option and then grab the file from an email rather than export directly). -Pleasing color scheme. -Reminders for medication -Displays average BG and insulin over various periods of time. -Syncs with Strava for exercise data! -Fast load without the extra useless eye candy of other diabetes management apps. Cons: -Does not write to Apple Health unless you have a CGM. For finger stick people, neither glucose nor insulin injections export to Apple Health. -Does not import food data from 3rd party apps. PLEASE PLEASE add this! This will bump to 5 stars! Either a sync with Cronometer or a read from Apple Health will do (Cronometer writes carbs, protein, and fat to Apple health). If you read carbs, fat, or protein from Apple Health, then effectively you have added sync from other popular food trackers such as myfitnesspal. -Export of CSV only vía email is a bit klunky, though it works. -Cannot remove bad data. If you have sugar on your finger or use a strip to test to make sure it is really Diet Coke that the waiter brought you, those readings cannot be removed from your database - and mess up your charts.

Excellent app for controlling blood sugar

I’m having a lot of problems with syncing and app hanging during sync. I also had problems with the setup with Accu Chek Guide wouldn’t find meter even when next to phone. Phone was also already paired with meter.

I have had issues with my device syncing. The Dexcom took like two days of work to get it to sync to the app with up to date info. The glucose meter was synced but now won’t sync anymore. I know it’s not the meter because other Bluetooth devices are reading it. It’s just the app. If I didn’t have to have it to share with my son’s doctors I wouldn’t waste anymore time with it.

I really like Glooko and I've found it incredibly helpful to track all of my Diabetes related information in one place easily. I like the incorporation of food, exercise, insulin and BG in one streamlined timeline. There are a few issues and hiccups I've noticed though. - There's strange behavior when I set the time on certain entries. Rather than being able to swipe a finger to spin the day, hour, and minute wheels I have to tap through them or the wheels roll back to whatever the starting point was on their own. Pretty big pain when trying to add exercise to a previous day. - I have issues with the data sharing to the Health App on my iPhone. When I tried to share BG it copied the data multiple times and in some wrong unit because none of the data was right so I turned that off. It would be nice to interface with the Health and Workout apps properly so my exercise would come over automatically on my Glooko timeline. - For inputting Custom Food it's sometimes difficult on a small screen to click behind a serving or carb number that's already entered to edit it. For me I'd rather see the field clear and let you enter new information like the units do on the insulin entry screen. - I can't get the CSV data export to work at all. Some might not need that, but I have a data background so I'd like to take my data out to do some custom analysis for trending. It's not an option on the Web version either so I'm wondering if it's broken by design? It is however my personal data so having full use/access of it is important. - It would be great if there was a way to create a Custom Food Grouping. For example I typically eat the same breakfast or lunch 3 or 4 days a week. It would be great to create a group called Normal Breakfast that rolls up the 5 foods I eat into one entry so I don't have to pick multiple items. More of a nice to have than a bug. Overall I'm impressed, originally I was skeptical of using the app, but now I find it an integral part of my management each day. I'm moving to a Dexcom this week so we'll see how that interfacing goes and then I might be pursuing an Omnipod next.

I like the app but it has not synced well with Dexcom for a while now. It seems like the app needs an update or maintenance. Or maybe it’s Dexcom that’s at fault.

I love being able to download my readings! That way my doctor and dietitian can see my progress!

I like that this app syncs with my glucose meter and fitness meter. I like the history tab where I can see my blood sugar, exercise and food in order for the day. It would be nice to see total daily carbs here like they show total daily steps taken so far. Even better if the food log would keep track of net daily carbs.

The app has a feature that adjusts the time on your meter when you upload. When I synced mine after the fall daylight saving time change, it marked my dates as 2021, with a note saying “Glooko has adjusted your meter time.” Clearly, the date is wrong. I have reached out to Glooko to fix it, and they claim it’s a problem with my meter (it’s not; I’ve gone over the data with the manufacturer). So, now my data is screwed up, Glooko says it can’t be fixed, yet it has a provider portal that doctors (like mine) use to pull blood sugar data for things like insurance claims. Oh, but it can’t be fixed. Wrong. The FDA would require a way to fix verified incorrect data (I work in medical devices myself). Not only that, but customer service has given me lip service for over a month with the conclusion that “it can’t be fixed.” Either the app is a piece of junk, or the company is. Either way, I’m investigating new tracking options with my doctor because I don’t like giving business to terrible companies.

I didn’t want to switch to this app because I had 8 months of data on another, but once I started using this app which was suggested by my Endocrinologist I realized that it was far better than the app I was using. It gives great analysis and the Bluetooth works with my meter as well as many others.

I’m using the latest iOS version of the app and my phone has the latest iOS for the phone. I’ll put in insulin injection info and the app acts like it stores it. I come back later to the app, and the data is gone! I have no faith in the app storing information and I haven’t even started using a pump. If it cannot store information I enter manually, how can I trust it will store data from a pump?!?!?

I have been struggling to find the right app to help me accurately monitor blood sugar - count carbs - track exercise practices without costing me a small fortune monthly. I like this App!! It’s user friendly and without effort found how may carbs in a sausage biscuit with the search feature!!!

Longtime Glooko user & T1D. Back in the day when I got my first iPhone, the iPhone 4s I immediately sought out a way to get my glucose data on my phone. This was back when they still sold the analogue cable to plug into the side of your glucometer to sync in readings into your device. I found this super helpful back then to share data with my doctor. Eventually technology caught up and began to have Bluetooth and cloud services so Glooko became a bit of a dinosaur and I stopped using it. Finally transitioned to pump therapy after almost 30 years MDI via Omnipod + Dexcom. Glooko is a partner with Omnipod apparently so I finally re-downloaded the app in an effort to track my insulin delivery with the software since the original omnipod system is a bit antiquated and requires usb sync to get data into the cloud for review. Overall, the app hasn’t changed much amazingly. Slight improvements but plenty of room for growth imho. Also could really use a widget to reference delivery data, that would useful. Syncing with Dexcom seems buggy. Works off and on, but not always. My app didn’t update for a week with glucose data even though settings confirmed I was actively synced with my Dexcom account.

App isn’t able to generate a report for printing in any format.

This is a very good app in most respects to keep Diabetes data. However, I would like to see food calorie count in the meal total. Daily totals for Calories, carbs, and protein should also be shown after all food for day has been entered. Recent COMPLAINT is that Reminders do not work for daylight savings time. The notifications come 1 hr too early (spring DST). Reminders should read time from phone time.

My last doctor appointment was very disappointing. Using an Omnipod and Dexcom G6 has become more difficult because he has to refer to clarity reports and Glooko reports. Please update app for G6 support

When I downloaded this app and started signing into it I noticed a line asking for phone number but it also says optional, so I filled out other info and found it’s not optional it will not let me set up a profile without 1. Giving my phone number and 2. Agreeing to have 3rd party info sent to my phone number!! Thanks but no thanks!!!

11/1/2018. Prior to most recent update you could select a custom insulin type and dose and have it show up in your history page correctly. Now, even selecting the insulin group causes the whole app to freeze. It does this even after I‘ve reloaded the app and all the data. I don’t know how it is possible, but Glooko is getting less and less useable with every new upgrade.

Love the app- makes it so easy to see trends and adjust basal and bolus rates accordingly. I really need it to work with more exercise apps and import data from them, though. I love the Nike Run Club app and Map My Run, and would love if my data from them could be part of this. Exercise affects my blood glucose level more than anything else I’ve found, and this would help me manage my diabetes even better to see the timing and intensity of my workouts along side the info from my CGM and insulin pump. Please considering adding these!

Every time I attempt to share my report with my doctor the app crashes. Wth?!? Also I'm not sure if I'm missing something but it appears the only way to sync the omnipod is through actually connecting the omnipod to a cable and downloading/syncing with the computer. Not very convenient...why download the app at all?!?

Finally found what I was looking for! This app has completely changed my life and I cannot be more grateful for all the hard work and dedication they’ve done it to Glooko.

I already pay a fortune for medication and testing supplies. I don’t feel like paying another $60 for an app subscription.

Thank you for adding the bar code scanner. Makes life easier when we are on the run and making something quick. My grandson recently got Dexcom G6 and I was glad to see that we could link to this app as well so we can figure out how particular food trends for him.

I am thrilled the product team implemented the scanner... great job

Managing diabetes is a lot of work and this app integrates everything in an easy to use format. Integration with food databases is s huge plus. And detailed reporting makes it much easier to communicate with my doctor. Thank you!

I love seeing my pump, cgm, and step data together. Logging my meals is simple and the food library is pretty good. Love the barcode scanner!

So, seems like a nice app, but useless for those who use the Freestyle Libre CGM. App doesn’t support it, and though the developers replied quite quickly to my email about it, they put the ball into Abbott’s court. Since it’s the Libre that I use, the app is useless for me. Would have been nice to keep track of everything in one place. Oh well.

The application keeps crashing when logging into app. Worked great before new IPhone IOS update.

I love and hate this app at the same time. I love that it can integrate with Dexcom & OmniPod and you can put your information in there to see how everything works together -food, exercise, etc. What I hate about this app is that it takes forever to load and to be able to enter your information. And it’s not my Internet connection.

This was one of the first diabetes apps many years ago. I remember using it with the cable before every device had Bluetooth. Unfortunately they have not kept up. Apple Health integration is limited to capturing steps. Yup that’s it. You can send glucose readings from the app to Apple Health. Geez, it’s not like this is mainly used for glucose readings or anything. The meter companies are usually slow with tech. I expected more from Glooko.

I love Glooko as a program, but the app is only 3 stars. It really needs some fine-tuning. It’s very slow to load on my iPhone. I wish there was auto-correct on the free-text “notes.” I wish it linked with something like MyFitnessPal for calorie/carb counting and weight loss functionality. Please keep working on it, it has great potential!

Takes too long because app freezes constantly

The app is just about perfect from a diabetes management perspective, but the latest update completely destroyed the Bluetooth connectivity. Whereas the connectivity was formerly flawless, now I have to restart the app one or two times, AND shut down and restart my Contour Next One meter I order to get the reading to sync. Doesn’t seem to matter if the app is running first, or if the meter is on and ready to measure first, it will refuse to sync until the app and meter have both been restarted. Again, the connectivity piece was formerly rock solid. Please fix this ASAP. Readings have gone from a 30 second affair to 3-5 mins each to ensure the reading is captured in Glooko.

I take all of my glucose readings to my doctor every three months I show him to her and this is the way it helped me

They don’t bother telling you that you will have to buy equipment to sync your meter in order for any of this to work!!

Great Software Jfhj ghhjj ghhjj Hugh bhgffdc hhhjjm vcffffddd ghhjjhhhjh

80% of the time that I start up the Glooko app on *either* my iPhone or iPad running iOS13, I see: Downloading your data. This could tak a few minutes. Download freezes at 45%. Nothing changes for 10 minutes. I give up.

I like this app. It would be even better if 1) you could add favorites, or your own, carb food choices. 2) you could incorporate exercise in the graphs.

Refuse to use any health related that requires a login. Login means cloud. My health data on your cloud? No thanks. Just want an app to take my readings and shove them into Apple health. Is that’s so goddamn hard? If you think you need to make money then charge me for the app. Not a subscription an app charge.

The Glooko hardware was extremely useful when used in conjunction with the phone app. It unlocked the mysterious trends of my blood sugar.

Could be very useful if it would sync Omnipod data to Glooko app on the iPhone. Very disappointed that it does not.

CGM data takes forever to sync. Lots of double entries that are not correctible except by deleting and re-installing the app. Overall, useful, but far from perfect.

Will not work with my new iPhone.

I am having so much trouble knowing that my data is received at my providers. I cannot see any screen icons to tell me I did so. Maybe it’s just me.

After weeks of sharing glucose data with Apple Health the app now shows Apple Health as an “Incompatible Device” and no longer shares data.

This app is great for diabetes management - I’ve tried the others and they don’t compare. Love the features and ability to use various meters as my insurance company seems to change which one is covered all the time. Love being able to connect with Strava for workouts and there hasn’t been a good I haven’t been able to track in this app thus far. I’m having some trouble with the share csv function which may not be popular but I like having it so if someone could help with this that’s be greatly appreciated!

Just hook up the dongle and go. Easier than getting the blood.

This app is very good. I especially like the large number of glucose monitors it syncs with and the reports you can print. However it has short comings: the food database is limited, so many meals you have to enter by hand. This could easily be solved by better integration with the apple health app which syncs with many fitness and dietary apps. This brings up the other shortcoming, it only syncs with the apple activity section of the apple health app. It does not share the glucose information or any of the nutrition info that you enter. This could be a 5 star app with better syncing with the apple health app.

The home s

Pros: -Easy to read graphs. -Easy to enter information quickly without extra clicks. -Excellent reports on website. Allows entry of custom medications such as Symlin, GLP-1, etc. -Data export feature (however this could be better; I have to select the email option and then grab the file from an email rather than export directly). -Pleasing color scheme. -Reminders for medication -Displays average BG and insulin over various periods of time. -Syncs with Strava for exercise data! -Fast load without the extra useless eye candy of other diabetes management apps. Cons: -Does not write to Apple Health unless you have a CGM. For finger stick people, neither glucose nor insulin injections export to Apple Health. -Does not import food data from 3rd party apps. PLEASE PLEASE add this! This will bump to 5 stars! Either a sync with Cronometer or a read from Apple Health will do (Cronometer writes carbs, protein, and fat to Apple health). If you read carbs, fat, or protein from Apple Health, then effectively you have added sync from other popular food trackers such as myfitnesspal. -Export of CSV only vía email is a bit klunky, though it works. -Cannot remove bad data. If you have sugar on your finger or use a strip to test to make sure it is really Diet Coke that the waiter brought you, those readings cannot be removed from your database - and mess up your charts.

Excellent app for controlling blood sugar

I’m having a lot of problems with syncing and app hanging during sync. I also had problems with the setup with Accu Chek Guide wouldn’t find meter even when next to phone. Phone was also already paired with meter.

I have had issues with my device syncing. The Dexcom took like two days of work to get it to sync to the app with up to date info. The glucose meter was synced but now won’t sync anymore. I know it’s not the meter because other Bluetooth devices are reading it. It’s just the app. If I didn’t have to have it to share with my son’s doctors I wouldn’t waste anymore time with it.

I really like Glooko and I've found it incredibly helpful to track all of my Diabetes related information in one place easily. I like the incorporation of food, exercise, insulin and BG in one streamlined timeline. There are a few issues and hiccups I've noticed though. - There's strange behavior when I set the time on certain entries. Rather than being able to swipe a finger to spin the day, hour, and minute wheels I have to tap through them or the wheels roll back to whatever the starting point was on their own. Pretty big pain when trying to add exercise to a previous day. - I have issues with the data sharing to the Health App on my iPhone. When I tried to share BG it copied the data multiple times and in some wrong unit because none of the data was right so I turned that off. It would be nice to interface with the Health and Workout apps properly so my exercise would come over automatically on my Glooko timeline. - For inputting Custom Food it's sometimes difficult on a small screen to click behind a serving or carb number that's already entered to edit it. For me I'd rather see the field clear and let you enter new information like the units do on the insulin entry screen. - I can't get the CSV data export to work at all. Some might not need that, but I have a data background so I'd like to take my data out to do some custom analysis for trending. It's not an option on the Web version either so I'm wondering if it's broken by design? It is however my personal data so having full use/access of it is important. - It would be great if there was a way to create a Custom Food Grouping. For example I typically eat the same breakfast or lunch 3 or 4 days a week. It would be great to create a group called Normal Breakfast that rolls up the 5 foods I eat into one entry so I don't have to pick multiple items. More of a nice to have than a bug. Overall I'm impressed, originally I was skeptical of using the app, but now I find it an integral part of my management each day. I'm moving to a Dexcom this week so we'll see how that interfacing goes and then I might be pursuing an Omnipod next.

I like the app but it has not synced well with Dexcom for a while now. It seems like the app needs an update or maintenance. Or maybe it’s Dexcom that’s at fault.

I love being able to download my readings! That way my doctor and dietitian can see my progress!

I like that this app syncs with my glucose meter and fitness meter. I like the history tab where I can see my blood sugar, exercise and food in order for the day. It would be nice to see total daily carbs here like they show total daily steps taken so far. Even better if the food log would keep track of net daily carbs.

The app has a feature that adjusts the time on your meter when you upload. When I synced mine after the fall daylight saving time change, it marked my dates as 2021, with a note saying “Glooko has adjusted your meter time.” Clearly, the date is wrong. I have reached out to Glooko to fix it, and they claim it’s a problem with my meter (it’s not; I’ve gone over the data with the manufacturer). So, now my data is screwed up, Glooko says it can’t be fixed, yet it has a provider portal that doctors (like mine) use to pull blood sugar data for things like insurance claims. Oh, but it can’t be fixed. Wrong. The FDA would require a way to fix verified incorrect data (I work in medical devices myself). Not only that, but customer service has given me lip service for over a month with the conclusion that “it can’t be fixed.” Either the app is a piece of junk, or the company is. Either way, I’m investigating new tracking options with my doctor because I don’t like giving business to terrible companies.

I didn’t want to switch to this app because I had 8 months of data on another, but once I started using this app which was suggested by my Endocrinologist I realized that it was far better than the app I was using. It gives great analysis and the Bluetooth works with my meter as well as many others.

I’m using the latest iOS version of the app and my phone has the latest iOS for the phone. I’ll put in insulin injection info and the app acts like it stores it. I come back later to the app, and the data is gone! I have no faith in the app storing information and I haven’t even started using a pump. If it cannot store information I enter manually, how can I trust it will store data from a pump?!?!?

I have been struggling to find the right app to help me accurately monitor blood sugar - count carbs - track exercise practices without costing me a small fortune monthly. I like this App!! It’s user friendly and without effort found how may carbs in a sausage biscuit with the search feature!!!

Longtime Glooko user & T1D. Back in the day when I got my first iPhone, the iPhone 4s I immediately sought out a way to get my glucose data on my phone. This was back when they still sold the analogue cable to plug into the side of your glucometer to sync in readings into your device. I found this super helpful back then to share data with my doctor. Eventually technology caught up and began to have Bluetooth and cloud services so Glooko became a bit of a dinosaur and I stopped using it. Finally transitioned to pump therapy after almost 30 years MDI via Omnipod + Dexcom. Glooko is a partner with Omnipod apparently so I finally re-downloaded the app in an effort to track my insulin delivery with the software since the original omnipod system is a bit antiquated and requires usb sync to get data into the cloud for review. Overall, the app hasn’t changed much amazingly. Slight improvements but plenty of room for growth imho. Also could really use a widget to reference delivery data, that would useful. Syncing with Dexcom seems buggy. Works off and on, but not always. My app didn’t update for a week with glucose data even though settings confirmed I was actively synced with my Dexcom account.

App isn’t able to generate a report for printing in any format.

This is a very good app in most respects to keep Diabetes data. However, I would like to see food calorie count in the meal total. Daily totals for Calories, carbs, and protein should also be shown after all food for day has been entered. Recent COMPLAINT is that Reminders do not work for daylight savings time. The notifications come 1 hr too early (spring DST). Reminders should read time from phone time.

My last doctor appointment was very disappointing. Using an Omnipod and Dexcom G6 has become more difficult because he has to refer to clarity reports and Glooko reports. Please update app for G6 support

When I downloaded this app and started signing into it I noticed a line asking for phone number but it also says optional, so I filled out other info and found it’s not optional it will not let me set up a profile without 1. Giving my phone number and 2. Agreeing to have 3rd party info sent to my phone number!! Thanks but no thanks!!!

11/1/2018. Prior to most recent update you could select a custom insulin type and dose and have it show up in your history page correctly. Now, even selecting the insulin group causes the whole app to freeze. It does this even after I‘ve reloaded the app and all the data. I don’t know how it is possible, but Glooko is getting less and less useable with every new upgrade.

Love the app- makes it so easy to see trends and adjust basal and bolus rates accordingly. I really need it to work with more exercise apps and import data from them, though. I love the Nike Run Club app and Map My Run, and would love if my data from them could be part of this. Exercise affects my blood glucose level more than anything else I’ve found, and this would help me manage my diabetes even better to see the timing and intensity of my workouts along side the info from my CGM and insulin pump. Please considering adding these!

Every time I attempt to share my report with my doctor the app crashes. Wth?!? Also I'm not sure if I'm missing something but it appears the only way to sync the omnipod is through actually connecting the omnipod to a cable and downloading/syncing with the computer. Not very convenient...why download the app at all?!?

Finally found what I was looking for! This app has completely changed my life and I cannot be more grateful for all the hard work and dedication they’ve done it to Glooko.

I already pay a fortune for medication and testing supplies. I don’t feel like paying another $60 for an app subscription.

Thank you for adding the bar code scanner. Makes life easier when we are on the run and making something quick. My grandson recently got Dexcom G6 and I was glad to see that we could link to this app as well so we can figure out how particular food trends for him.

I am thrilled the product team implemented the scanner... great job

Managing diabetes is a lot of work and this app integrates everything in an easy to use format. Integration with food databases is s huge plus. And detailed reporting makes it much easier to communicate with my doctor. Thank you!

I love seeing my pump, cgm, and step data together. Logging my meals is simple and the food library is pretty good. Love the barcode scanner!

So, seems like a nice app, but useless for those who use the Freestyle Libre CGM. App doesn’t support it, and though the developers replied quite quickly to my email about it, they put the ball into Abbott’s court. Since it’s the Libre that I use, the app is useless for me. Would have been nice to keep track of everything in one place. Oh well.

The application keeps crashing when logging into app. Worked great before new IPhone IOS update.

I love and hate this app at the same time. I love that it can integrate with Dexcom & OmniPod and you can put your information in there to see how everything works together -food, exercise, etc. What I hate about this app is that it takes forever to load and to be able to enter your information. And it’s not my Internet connection.

This was one of the first diabetes apps many years ago. I remember using it with the cable before every device had Bluetooth. Unfortunately they have not kept up. Apple Health integration is limited to capturing steps. Yup that’s it. You can send glucose readings from the app to Apple Health. Geez, it’s not like this is mainly used for glucose readings or anything. The meter companies are usually slow with tech. I expected more from Glooko.

I love Glooko as a program, but the app is only 3 stars. It really needs some fine-tuning. It’s very slow to load on my iPhone. I wish there was auto-correct on the free-text “notes.” I wish it linked with something like MyFitnessPal for calorie/carb counting and weight loss functionality. Please keep working on it, it has great potential!

Takes too long because app freezes constantly

The app is just about perfect from a diabetes management perspective, but the latest update completely destroyed the Bluetooth connectivity. Whereas the connectivity was formerly flawless, now I have to restart the app one or two times, AND shut down and restart my Contour Next One meter I order to get the reading to sync. Doesn’t seem to matter if the app is running first, or if the meter is on and ready to measure first, it will refuse to sync until the app and meter have both been restarted. Again, the connectivity piece was formerly rock solid. Please fix this ASAP. Readings have gone from a 30 second affair to 3-5 mins each to ensure the reading is captured in Glooko.

I take all of my glucose readings to my doctor every three months I show him to her and this is the way it helped me

They don’t bother telling you that you will have to buy equipment to sync your meter in order for any of this to work!!

Great Software Jfhj ghhjj ghhjj Hugh bhgffdc hhhjjm vcffffddd ghhjjhhhjh

80% of the time that I start up the Glooko app on *either* my iPhone or iPad running iOS13, I see: Downloading your data. This could tak a few minutes. Download freezes at 45%. Nothing changes for 10 minutes. I give up.

I like this app. It would be even better if 1) you could add favorites, or your own, carb food choices. 2) you could incorporate exercise in the graphs.

Refuse to use any health related that requires a login. Login means cloud. My health data on your cloud? No thanks. Just want an app to take my readings and shove them into Apple health. Is that’s so goddamn hard? If you think you need to make money then charge me for the app. Not a subscription an app charge.

The Glooko hardware was extremely useful when used in conjunction with the phone app. It unlocked the mysterious trends of my blood sugar.

Could be very useful if it would sync Omnipod data to Glooko app on the iPhone. Very disappointed that it does not.

CGM data takes forever to sync. Lots of double entries that are not correctible except by deleting and re-installing the app. Overall, useful, but far from perfect.

Will not work with my new iPhone.

I am having so much trouble knowing that my data is received at my providers. I cannot see any screen icons to tell me I did so. Maybe it’s just me.

After weeks of sharing glucose data with Apple Health the app now shows Apple Health as an “Incompatible Device” and no longer shares data.

This app is great for diabetes management - I’ve tried the others and they don’t compare. Love the features and ability to use various meters as my insurance company seems to change which one is covered all the time. Love being able to connect with Strava for workouts and there hasn’t been a good I haven’t been able to track in this app thus far. I’m having some trouble with the share csv function which may not be popular but I like having it so if someone could help with this that’s be greatly appreciated!

Just hook up the dongle and go. Easier than getting the blood.

This app is very good. I especially like the large number of glucose monitors it syncs with and the reports you can print. However it has short comings: the food database is limited, so many meals you have to enter by hand. This could easily be solved by better integration with the apple health app which syncs with many fitness and dietary apps. This brings up the other shortcoming, it only syncs with the apple activity section of the apple health app. It does not share the glucose information or any of the nutrition info that you enter. This could be a 5 star app with better syncing with the apple health app.

The home s

Pros: -Easy to read graphs. -Easy to enter information quickly without extra clicks. -Excellent reports on website. Allows entry of custom medications such as Symlin, GLP-1, etc. -Data export feature (however this could be better; I have to select the email option and then grab the file from an email rather than export directly). -Pleasing color scheme. -Reminders for medication -Displays average BG and insulin over various periods of time. -Syncs with Strava for exercise data! -Fast load without the extra useless eye candy of other diabetes management apps. Cons: -Does not write to Apple Health unless you have a CGM. For finger stick people, neither glucose nor insulin injections export to Apple Health. -Does not import food data from 3rd party apps. PLEASE PLEASE add this! This will bump to 5 stars! Either a sync with Cronometer or a read from Apple Health will do (Cronometer writes carbs, protein, and fat to Apple health). If you read carbs, fat, or protein from Apple Health, then effectively you have added sync from other popular food trackers such as myfitnesspal. -Export of CSV only vía email is a bit klunky, though it works. -Cannot remove bad data. If you have sugar on your finger or use a strip to test to make sure it is really Diet Coke that the waiter brought you, those readings cannot be removed from your database - and mess up your charts.

Excellent app for controlling blood sugar

I’m having a lot of problems with syncing and app hanging during sync. I also had problems with the setup with Accu Chek Guide wouldn’t find meter even when next to phone. Phone was also already paired with meter.

I have had issues with my device syncing. The Dexcom took like two days of work to get it to sync to the app with up to date info. The glucose meter was synced but now won’t sync anymore. I know it’s not the meter because other Bluetooth devices are reading it. It’s just the app. If I didn’t have to have it to share with my son’s doctors I wouldn’t waste anymore time with it.

I really like Glooko and I've found it incredibly helpful to track all of my Diabetes related information in one place easily. I like the incorporation of food, exercise, insulin and BG in one streamlined timeline. There are a few issues and hiccups I've noticed though. - There's strange behavior when I set the time on certain entries. Rather than being able to swipe a finger to spin the day, hour, and minute wheels I have to tap through them or the wheels roll back to whatever the starting point was on their own. Pretty big pain when trying to add exercise to a previous day. - I have issues with the data sharing to the Health App on my iPhone. When I tried to share BG it copied the data multiple times and in some wrong unit because none of the data was right so I turned that off. It would be nice to interface with the Health and Workout apps properly so my exercise would come over automatically on my Glooko timeline. - For inputting Custom Food it's sometimes difficult on a small screen to click behind a serving or carb number that's already entered to edit it. For me I'd rather see the field clear and let you enter new information like the units do on the insulin entry screen. - I can't get the CSV data export to work at all. Some might not need that, but I have a data background so I'd like to take my data out to do some custom analysis for trending. It's not an option on the Web version either so I'm wondering if it's broken by design? It is however my personal data so having full use/access of it is important. - It would be great if there was a way to create a Custom Food Grouping. For example I typically eat the same breakfast or lunch 3 or 4 days a week. It would be great to create a group called Normal Breakfast that rolls up the 5 foods I eat into one entry so I don't have to pick multiple items. More of a nice to have than a bug. Overall I'm impressed, originally I was skeptical of using the app, but now I find it an integral part of my management each day. I'm moving to a Dexcom this week so we'll see how that interfacing goes and then I might be pursuing an Omnipod next.

I like the app but it has not synced well with Dexcom for a while now. It seems like the app needs an update or maintenance. Or maybe it’s Dexcom that’s at fault.

I love being able to download my readings! That way my doctor and dietitian can see my progress!

I like that this app syncs with my glucose meter and fitness meter. I like the history tab where I can see my blood sugar, exercise and food in order for the day. It would be nice to see total daily carbs here like they show total daily steps taken so far. Even better if the food log would keep track of net daily carbs.

The app has a feature that adjusts the time on your meter when you upload. When I synced mine after the fall daylight saving time change, it marked my dates as 2021, with a note saying “Glooko has adjusted your meter time.” Clearly, the date is wrong. I have reached out to Glooko to fix it, and they claim it’s a problem with my meter (it’s not; I’ve gone over the data with the manufacturer). So, now my data is screwed up, Glooko says it can’t be fixed, yet it has a provider portal that doctors (like mine) use to pull blood sugar data for things like insurance claims. Oh, but it can’t be fixed. Wrong. The FDA would require a way to fix verified incorrect data (I work in medical devices myself). Not only that, but customer service has given me lip service for over a month with the conclusion that “it can’t be fixed.” Either the app is a piece of junk, or the company is. Either way, I’m investigating new tracking options with my doctor because I don’t like giving business to terrible companies.

I didn’t want to switch to this app because I had 8 months of data on another, but once I started using this app which was suggested by my Endocrinologist I realized that it was far better than the app I was using. It gives great analysis and the Bluetooth works with my meter as well as many others.

I’m using the latest iOS version of the app and my phone has the latest iOS for the phone. I’ll put in insulin injection info and the app acts like it stores it. I come back later to the app, and the data is gone! I have no faith in the app storing information and I haven’t even started using a pump. If it cannot store information I enter manually, how can I trust it will store data from a pump?!?!?

I have been struggling to find the right app to help me accurately monitor blood sugar - count carbs - track exercise practices without costing me a small fortune monthly. I like this App!! It’s user friendly and without effort found how may carbs in a sausage biscuit with the search feature!!!

Longtime Glooko user & T1D. Back in the day when I got my first iPhone, the iPhone 4s I immediately sought out a way to get my glucose data on my phone. This was back when they still sold the analogue cable to plug into the side of your glucometer to sync in readings into your device. I found this super helpful back then to share data with my doctor. Eventually technology caught up and began to have Bluetooth and cloud services so Glooko became a bit of a dinosaur and I stopped using it. Finally transitioned to pump therapy after almost 30 years MDI via Omnipod + Dexcom. Glooko is a partner with Omnipod apparently so I finally re-downloaded the app in an effort to track my insulin delivery with the software since the original omnipod system is a bit antiquated and requires usb sync to get data into the cloud for review. Overall, the app hasn’t changed much amazingly. Slight improvements but plenty of room for growth imho. Also could really use a widget to reference delivery data, that would useful. Syncing with Dexcom seems buggy. Works off and on, but not always. My app didn’t update for a week with glucose data even though settings confirmed I was actively synced with my Dexcom account.

App isn’t able to generate a report for printing in any format.

This is a very good app in most respects to keep Diabetes data. However, I would like to see food calorie count in the meal total. Daily totals for Calories, carbs, and protein should also be shown after all food for day has been entered. Recent COMPLAINT is that Reminders do not work for daylight savings time. The notifications come 1 hr too early (spring DST). Reminders should read time from phone time.

My last doctor appointment was very disappointing. Using an Omnipod and Dexcom G6 has become more difficult because he has to refer to clarity reports and Glooko reports. Please update app for G6 support

When I downloaded this app and started signing into it I noticed a line asking for phone number but it also says optional, so I filled out other info and found it’s not optional it will not let me set up a profile without 1. Giving my phone number and 2. Agreeing to have 3rd party info sent to my phone number!! Thanks but no thanks!!!

11/1/2018. Prior to most recent update you could select a custom insulin type and dose and have it show up in your history page correctly. Now, even selecting the insulin group causes the whole app to freeze. It does this even after I‘ve reloaded the app and all the data. I don’t know how it is possible, but Glooko is getting less and less useable with every new upgrade.

Love the app- makes it so easy to see trends and adjust basal and bolus rates accordingly. I really need it to work with more exercise apps and import data from them, though. I love the Nike Run Club app and Map My Run, and would love if my data from them could be part of this. Exercise affects my blood glucose level more than anything else I’ve found, and this would help me manage my diabetes even better to see the timing and intensity of my workouts along side the info from my CGM and insulin pump. Please considering adding these!

Every time I attempt to share my report with my doctor the app crashes. Wth?!? Also I'm not sure if I'm missing something but it appears the only way to sync the omnipod is through actually connecting the omnipod to a cable and downloading/syncing with the computer. Not very convenient...why download the app at all?!?

Finally found what I was looking for! This app has completely changed my life and I cannot be more grateful for all the hard work and dedication they’ve done it to Glooko.

I already pay a fortune for medication and testing supplies. I don’t feel like paying another $60 for an app subscription.

Thank you for adding the bar code scanner. Makes life easier when we are on the run and making something quick. My grandson recently got Dexcom G6 and I was glad to see that we could link to this app as well so we can figure out how particular food trends for him.

I am thrilled the product team implemented the scanner... great job

Managing diabetes is a lot of work and this app integrates everything in an easy to use format. Integration with food databases is s huge plus. And detailed reporting makes it much easier to communicate with my doctor. Thank you!

I love seeing my pump, cgm, and step data together. Logging my meals is simple and the food library is pretty good. Love the barcode scanner!

So, seems like a nice app, but useless for those who use the Freestyle Libre CGM. App doesn’t support it, and though the developers replied quite quickly to my email about it, they put the ball into Abbott’s court. Since it’s the Libre that I use, the app is useless for me. Would have been nice to keep track of everything in one place. Oh well.

The application keeps crashing when logging into app. Worked great before new IPhone IOS update.

I love and hate this app at the same time. I love that it can integrate with Dexcom & OmniPod and you can put your information in there to see how everything works together -food, exercise, etc. What I hate about this app is that it takes forever to load and to be able to enter your information. And it’s not my Internet connection.

This was one of the first diabetes apps many years ago. I remember using it with the cable before every device had Bluetooth. Unfortunately they have not kept up. Apple Health integration is limited to capturing steps. Yup that’s it. You can send glucose readings from the app to Apple Health. Geez, it’s not like this is mainly used for glucose readings or anything. The meter companies are usually slow with tech. I expected more from Glooko.

I love Glooko as a program, but the app is only 3 stars. It really needs some fine-tuning. It’s very slow to load on my iPhone. I wish there was auto-correct on the free-text “notes.” I wish it linked with something like MyFitnessPal for calorie/carb counting and weight loss functionality. Please keep working on it, it has great potential!

Takes too long because app freezes constantly

The app is just about perfect from a diabetes management perspective, but the latest update completely destroyed the Bluetooth connectivity. Whereas the connectivity was formerly flawless, now I have to restart the app one or two times, AND shut down and restart my Contour Next One meter I order to get the reading to sync. Doesn’t seem to matter if the app is running first, or if the meter is on and ready to measure first, it will refuse to sync until the app and meter have both been restarted. Again, the connectivity piece was formerly rock solid. Please fix this ASAP. Readings have gone from a 30 second affair to 3-5 mins each to ensure the reading is captured in Glooko.

I take all of my glucose readings to my doctor every three months I show him to her and this is the way it helped me

They don’t bother telling you that you will have to buy equipment to sync your meter in order for any of this to work!!

Great Software Jfhj ghhjj ghhjj Hugh bhgffdc hhhjjm vcffffddd ghhjjhhhjh

80% of the time that I start up the Glooko app on *either* my iPhone or iPad running iOS13, I see: Downloading your data. This could tak a few minutes. Download freezes at 45%. Nothing changes for 10 minutes. I give up.

I like this app. It would be even better if 1) you could add favorites, or your own, carb food choices. 2) you could incorporate exercise in the graphs.

Refuse to use any health related that requires a login. Login means cloud. My health data on your cloud? No thanks. Just want an app to take my readings and shove them into Apple health. Is that’s so goddamn hard? If you think you need to make money then charge me for the app. Not a subscription an app charge.

The Glooko hardware was extremely useful when used in conjunction with the phone app. It unlocked the mysterious trends of my blood sugar.

Could be very useful if it would sync Omnipod data to Glooko app on the iPhone. Very disappointed that it does not.

CGM data takes forever to sync. Lots of double entries that are not correctible except by deleting and re-installing the app. Overall, useful, but far from perfect.

Barely useful to begin with. Food data base etc is much less than other apps. Trouble syncing on a regular bases. Now I haven’t been able to sync in over a month. Several emails and nothing but lame responses that are of no help. Initially getting this app I would have rated it about 3 stars but after all these issues I’m lucky to even give it one since it’s virtually useless! Currently I’m looking for another app.

Will not work with my new iPhone.

I am having so much trouble knowing that my data is received at my providers. I cannot see any screen icons to tell me I did so. Maybe it’s just me.

After weeks of sharing glucose data with Apple Health the app now shows Apple Health as an “Incompatible Device” and no longer shares data.

This app is great for diabetes management - I’ve tried the others and they don’t compare. Love the features and ability to use various meters as my insurance company seems to change which one is covered all the time. Love being able to connect with Strava for workouts and there hasn’t been a good I haven’t been able to track in this app thus far. I’m having some trouble with the share csv function which may not be popular but I like having it so if someone could help with this that’s be greatly appreciated!

Just hook up the dongle and go. Easier than getting the blood.

This app is very good. I especially like the large number of glucose monitors it syncs with and the reports you can print. However it has short comings: the food database is limited, so many meals you have to enter by hand. This could easily be solved by better integration with the apple health app which syncs with many fitness and dietary apps. This brings up the other shortcoming, it only syncs with the apple activity section of the apple health app. It does not share the glucose information or any of the nutrition info that you enter. This could be a 5 star app with better syncing with the apple health app.

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Pros: -Easy to read graphs. -Easy to enter information quickly without extra clicks. -Excellent reports on website. Allows entry of custom medications such as Symlin, GLP-1, etc. -Data export feature (however this could be better; I have to select the email option and then grab the file from an email rather than export directly). -Pleasing color scheme. -Reminders for medication -Displays average BG and insulin over various periods of time. -Syncs with Strava for exercise data! -Fast load without the extra useless eye candy of other diabetes management apps. Cons: -Does not write to Apple Health unless you have a CGM. For finger stick people, neither glucose nor insulin injections export to Apple Health. -Does not import food data from 3rd party apps. PLEASE PLEASE add this! This will bump to 5 stars! Either a sync with Cronometer or a read from Apple Health will do (Cronometer writes carbs, protein, and fat to Apple health). If you read carbs, fat, or protein from Apple Health, then effectively you have added sync from other popular food trackers such as myfitnesspal. -Export of CSV only vía email is a bit klunky, though it works. -Cannot remove bad data. If you have sugar on your finger or use a strip to test to make sure it is really Diet Coke that the waiter brought you, those readings cannot be removed from your database - and mess up your charts.

Excellent app for controlling blood sugar

I’m having a lot of problems with syncing and app hanging during sync. I also had problems with the setup with Accu Chek Guide wouldn’t find meter even when next to phone. Phone was also already paired with meter.

I have had issues with my device syncing. The Dexcom took like two days of work to get it to sync to the app with up to date info. The glucose meter was synced but now won’t sync anymore. I know it’s not the meter because other Bluetooth devices are reading it. It’s just the app. If I didn’t have to have it to share with my son’s doctors I wouldn’t waste anymore time with it.

I really like Glooko and I've found it incredibly helpful to track all of my Diabetes related information in one place easily. I like the incorporation of food, exercise, insulin and BG in one streamlined timeline. There are a few issues and hiccups I've noticed though. - There's strange behavior when I set the time on certain entries. Rather than being able to swipe a finger to spin the day, hour, and minute wheels I have to tap through them or the wheels roll back to whatever the starting point was on their own. Pretty big pain when trying to add exercise to a previous day. - I have issues with the data sharing to the Health App on my iPhone. When I tried to share BG it copied the data multiple times and in some wrong unit because none of the data was right so I turned that off. It would be nice to interface with the Health and Workout apps properly so my exercise would come over automatically on my Glooko timeline. - For inputting Custom Food it's sometimes difficult on a small screen to click behind a serving or carb number that's already entered to edit it. For me I'd rather see the field clear and let you enter new information like the units do on the insulin entry screen. - I can't get the CSV data export to work at all. Some might not need that, but I have a data background so I'd like to take my data out to do some custom analysis for trending. It's not an option on the Web version either so I'm wondering if it's broken by design? It is however my personal data so having full use/access of it is important. - It would be great if there was a way to create a Custom Food Grouping. For example I typically eat the same breakfast or lunch 3 or 4 days a week. It would be great to create a group called Normal Breakfast that rolls up the 5 foods I eat into one entry so I don't have to pick multiple items. More of a nice to have than a bug. Overall I'm impressed, originally I was skeptical of using the app, but now I find it an integral part of my management each day. I'm moving to a Dexcom this week so we'll see how that interfacing goes and then I might be pursuing an Omnipod next.

I like the app but it has not synced well with Dexcom for a while now. It seems like the app needs an update or maintenance. Or maybe it’s Dexcom that’s at fault.

I love being able to download my readings! That way my doctor and dietitian can see my progress!

I like that this app syncs with my glucose meter and fitness meter. I like the history tab where I can see my blood sugar, exercise and food in order for the day. It would be nice to see total daily carbs here like they show total daily steps taken so far. Even better if the food log would keep track of net daily carbs.

The app has a feature that adjusts the time on your meter when you upload. When I synced mine after the fall daylight saving time change, it marked my dates as 2021, with a note saying “Glooko has adjusted your meter time.” Clearly, the date is wrong. I have reached out to Glooko to fix it, and they claim it’s a problem with my meter (it’s not; I’ve gone over the data with the manufacturer). So, now my data is screwed up, Glooko says it can’t be fixed, yet it has a provider portal that doctors (like mine) use to pull blood sugar data for things like insurance claims. Oh, but it can’t be fixed. Wrong. The FDA would require a way to fix verified incorrect data (I work in medical devices myself). Not only that, but customer service has given me lip service for over a month with the conclusion that “it can’t be fixed.” Either the app is a piece of junk, or the company is. Either way, I’m investigating new tracking options with my doctor because I don’t like giving business to terrible companies.

I didn’t want to switch to this app because I had 8 months of data on another, but once I started using this app which was suggested by my Endocrinologist I realized that it was far better than the app I was using. It gives great analysis and the Bluetooth works with my meter as well as many others.

I’m using the latest iOS version of the app and my phone has the latest iOS for the phone. I’ll put in insulin injection info and the app acts like it stores it. I come back later to the app, and the data is gone! I have no faith in the app storing information and I haven’t even started using a pump. If it cannot store information I enter manually, how can I trust it will store data from a pump?!?!?

I have been struggling to find the right app to help me accurately monitor blood sugar - count carbs - track exercise practices without costing me a small fortune monthly. I like this App!! It’s user friendly and without effort found how may carbs in a sausage biscuit with the search feature!!!

Longtime Glooko user & T1D. Back in the day when I got my first iPhone, the iPhone 4s I immediately sought out a way to get my glucose data on my phone. This was back when they still sold the analogue cable to plug into the side of your glucometer to sync in readings into your device. I found this super helpful back then to share data with my doctor. Eventually technology caught up and began to have Bluetooth and cloud services so Glooko became a bit of a dinosaur and I stopped using it. Finally transitioned to pump therapy after almost 30 years MDI via Omnipod + Dexcom. Glooko is a partner with Omnipod apparently so I finally re-downloaded the app in an effort to track my insulin delivery with the software since the original omnipod system is a bit antiquated and requires usb sync to get data into the cloud for review. Overall, the app hasn’t changed much amazingly. Slight improvements but plenty of room for growth imho. Also could really use a widget to reference delivery data, that would useful. Syncing with Dexcom seems buggy. Works off and on, but not always. My app didn’t update for a week with glucose data even though settings confirmed I was actively synced with my Dexcom account.

App isn’t able to generate a report for printing in any format.

My last doctor appointment was very disappointing. Using an Omnipod and Dexcom G6 has become more difficult because he has to refer to clarity reports and Glooko reports. Please update app for G6 support

When I downloaded this app and started signing into it I noticed a line asking for phone number but it also says optional, so I filled out other info and found it’s not optional it will not let me set up a profile without 1. Giving my phone number and 2. Agreeing to have 3rd party info sent to my phone number!! Thanks but no thanks!!!

11/1/2018. Prior to most recent update you could select a custom insulin type and dose and have it show up in your history page correctly. Now, even selecting the insulin group causes the whole app to freeze. It does this even after I‘ve reloaded the app and all the data. I don’t know how it is possible, but Glooko is getting less and less useable with every new upgrade.

Love the app- makes it so easy to see trends and adjust basal and bolus rates accordingly. I really need it to work with more exercise apps and import data from them, though. I love the Nike Run Club app and Map My Run, and would love if my data from them could be part of this. Exercise affects my blood glucose level more than anything else I’ve found, and this would help me manage my diabetes even better to see the timing and intensity of my workouts along side the info from my CGM and insulin pump. Please considering adding these!

Every time I attempt to share my report with my doctor the app crashes. Wth?!? Also I'm not sure if I'm missing something but it appears the only way to sync the omnipod is through actually connecting the omnipod to a cable and downloading/syncing with the computer. Not very convenient...why download the app at all?!?

Finally found what I was looking for! This app has completely changed my life and I cannot be more grateful for all the hard work and dedication they’ve done it to Glooko.

I already pay a fortune for medication and testing supplies. I don’t feel like paying another $60 for an app subscription.

Thank you for adding the bar code scanner. Makes life easier when we are on the run and making something quick. My grandson recently got Dexcom G6 and I was glad to see that we could link to this app as well so we can figure out how particular food trends for him.

I am thrilled the product team implemented the scanner... great job

Managing diabetes is a lot of work and this app integrates everything in an easy to use format. Integration with food databases is s huge plus. And detailed reporting makes it much easier to communicate with my doctor. Thank you!

I love seeing my pump, cgm, and step data together. Logging my meals is simple and the food library is pretty good. Love the barcode scanner!

So, seems like a nice app, but useless for those who use the Freestyle Libre CGM. App doesn’t support it, and though the developers replied quite quickly to my email about it, they put the ball into Abbott’s court. Since it’s the Libre that I use, the app is useless for me. Would have been nice to keep track of everything in one place. Oh well.

The application keeps crashing when logging into app. Worked great before new IPhone IOS update.

I love and hate this app at the same time. I love that it can integrate with Dexcom & OmniPod and you can put your information in there to see how everything works together -food, exercise, etc. What I hate about this app is that it takes forever to load and to be able to enter your information. And it’s not my Internet connection.

This was one of the first diabetes apps many years ago. I remember using it with the cable before every device had Bluetooth. Unfortunately they have not kept up. Apple Health integration is limited to capturing steps. Yup that’s it. You can send glucose readings from the app to Apple Health. Geez, it’s not like this is mainly used for glucose readings or anything. The meter companies are usually slow with tech. I expected more from Glooko.

I love Glooko as a program, but the app is only 3 stars. It really needs some fine-tuning. It’s very slow to load on my iPhone. I wish there was auto-correct on the free-text “notes.” I wish it linked with something like MyFitnessPal for calorie/carb counting and weight loss functionality. Please keep working on it, it has great potential!

Takes too long because app freezes constantly

The app is just about perfect from a diabetes management perspective, but the latest update completely destroyed the Bluetooth connectivity. Whereas the connectivity was formerly flawless, now I have to restart the app one or two times, AND shut down and restart my Contour Next One meter I order to get the reading to sync. Doesn’t seem to matter if the app is running first, or if the meter is on and ready to measure first, it will refuse to sync until the app and meter have both been restarted. Again, the connectivity piece was formerly rock solid. Please fix this ASAP. Readings have gone from a 30 second affair to 3-5 mins each to ensure the reading is captured in Glooko.

I take all of my glucose readings to my doctor every three months I show him to her and this is the way it helped me

They don’t bother telling you that you will have to buy equipment to sync your meter in order for any of this to work!!

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80% of the time that I start up the Glooko app on *either* my iPhone or iPad running iOS13, I see: Downloading your data. This could tak a few minutes. Download freezes at 45%. Nothing changes for 10 minutes. I give up.

I like this app. It would be even better if 1) you could add favorites, or your own, carb food choices. 2) you could incorporate exercise in the graphs.

Refuse to use any health related that requires a login. Login means cloud. My health data on your cloud? No thanks. Just want an app to take my readings and shove them into Apple health. Is that’s so goddamn hard? If you think you need to make money then charge me for the app. Not a subscription an app charge.

The Glooko hardware was extremely useful when used in conjunction with the phone app. It unlocked the mysterious trends of my blood sugar.

Could be very useful if it would sync Omnipod data to Glooko app on the iPhone. Very disappointed that it does not.

CGM data takes forever to sync. Lots of double entries that are not correctible except by deleting and re-installing the app. Overall, useful, but far from perfect.

Barely useful to begin with. Food data base etc is much less than other apps. Trouble syncing on a regular bases. Now I haven’t been able to sync in over a month. Several emails and nothing but lame responses that are of no help. Initially getting this app I would have rated it about 3 stars but after all these issues I’m lucky to even give it one since it’s virtually useless! Currently I’m looking for another app.

Will not work with my new iPhone.

I am having so much trouble knowing that my data is received at my providers. I cannot see any screen icons to tell me I did so. Maybe it’s just me.

After weeks of sharing glucose data with Apple Health the app now shows Apple Health as an “Incompatible Device” and no longer shares data.

This app is great for diabetes management - I’ve tried the others and they don’t compare. Love the features and ability to use various meters as my insurance company seems to change which one is covered all the time. Love being able to connect with Strava for workouts and there hasn’t been a good I haven’t been able to track in this app thus far. I’m having some trouble with the share csv function which may not be popular but I like having it so if someone could help with this that’s be greatly appreciated!

Just hook up the dongle and go. Easier than getting the blood.

This app is very good. I especially like the large number of glucose monitors it syncs with and the reports you can print. However it has short comings: the food database is limited, so many meals you have to enter by hand. This could easily be solved by better integration with the apple health app which syncs with many fitness and dietary apps. This brings up the other shortcoming, it only syncs with the apple activity section of the apple health app. It does not share the glucose information or any of the nutrition info that you enter. This could be a 5 star app with better syncing with the apple health app.

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Pros: -Easy to read graphs. -Easy to enter information quickly without extra clicks. -Excellent reports on website. Allows entry of custom medications such as Symlin, GLP-1, etc. -Data export feature (however this could be better; I have to select the email option and then grab the file from an email rather than export directly). -Pleasing color scheme. -Reminders for medication -Displays average BG and insulin over various periods of time. -Syncs with Strava for exercise data! -Fast load without the extra useless eye candy of other diabetes management apps. Cons: -Does not write to Apple Health unless you have a CGM. For finger stick people, neither glucose nor insulin injections export to Apple Health. -Does not import food data from 3rd party apps. PLEASE PLEASE add this! This will bump to 5 stars! Either a sync with Cronometer or a read from Apple Health will do (Cronometer writes carbs, protein, and fat to Apple health). If you read carbs, fat, or protein from Apple Health, then effectively you have added sync from other popular food trackers such as myfitnesspal. -Export of CSV only vía email is a bit klunky, though it works. -Cannot remove bad data. If you have sugar on your finger or use a strip to test to make sure it is really Diet Coke that the waiter brought you, those readings cannot be removed from your database - and mess up your charts.

Excellent app for controlling blood sugar

I’m having a lot of problems with syncing and app hanging during sync. I also had problems with the setup with Accu Chek Guide wouldn’t find meter even when next to phone. Phone was also already paired with meter.

I have had issues with my device syncing. The Dexcom took like two days of work to get it to sync to the app with up to date info. The glucose meter was synced but now won’t sync anymore. I know it’s not the meter because other Bluetooth devices are reading it. It’s just the app. If I didn’t have to have it to share with my son’s doctors I wouldn’t waste anymore time with it.

I really like Glooko and I've found it incredibly helpful to track all of my Diabetes related information in one place easily. I like the incorporation of food, exercise, insulin and BG in one streamlined timeline. There are a few issues and hiccups I've noticed though. - There's strange behavior when I set the time on certain entries. Rather than being able to swipe a finger to spin the day, hour, and minute wheels I have to tap through them or the wheels roll back to whatever the starting point was on their own. Pretty big pain when trying to add exercise to a previous day. - I have issues with the data sharing to the Health App on my iPhone. When I tried to share BG it copied the data multiple times and in some wrong unit because none of the data was right so I turned that off. It would be nice to interface with the Health and Workout apps properly so my exercise would come over automatically on my Glooko timeline. - For inputting Custom Food it's sometimes difficult on a small screen to click behind a serving or carb number that's already entered to edit it. For me I'd rather see the field clear and let you enter new information like the units do on the insulin entry screen. - I can't get the CSV data export to work at all. Some might not need that, but I have a data background so I'd like to take my data out to do some custom analysis for trending. It's not an option on the Web version either so I'm wondering if it's broken by design? It is however my personal data so having full use/access of it is important. - It would be great if there was a way to create a Custom Food Grouping. For example I typically eat the same breakfast or lunch 3 or 4 days a week. It would be great to create a group called Normal Breakfast that rolls up the 5 foods I eat into one entry so I don't have to pick multiple items. More of a nice to have than a bug. Overall I'm impressed, originally I was skeptical of using the app, but now I find it an integral part of my management each day. I'm moving to a Dexcom this week so we'll see how that interfacing goes and then I might be pursuing an Omnipod next.

I like the app but it has not synced well with Dexcom for a while now. It seems like the app needs an update or maintenance. Or maybe it’s Dexcom that’s at fault.

I love being able to download my readings! That way my doctor and dietitian can see my progress!

I like that this app syncs with my glucose meter and fitness meter. I like the history tab where I can see my blood sugar, exercise and food in order for the day. It would be nice to see total daily carbs here like they show total daily steps taken so far. Even better if the food log would keep track of net daily carbs.

The app has a feature that adjusts the time on your meter when you upload. When I synced mine after the fall daylight saving time change, it marked my dates as 2021, with a note saying “Glooko has adjusted your meter time.” Clearly, the date is wrong. I have reached out to Glooko to fix it, and they claim it’s a problem with my meter (it’s not; I’ve gone over the data with the manufacturer). So, now my data is screwed up, Glooko says it can’t be fixed, yet it has a provider portal that doctors (like mine) use to pull blood sugar data for things like insurance claims. Oh, but it can’t be fixed. Wrong. The FDA would require a way to fix verified incorrect data (I work in medical devices myself). Not only that, but customer service has given me lip service for over a month with the conclusion that “it can’t be fixed.” Either the app is a piece of junk, or the company is. Either way, I’m investigating new tracking options with my doctor because I don’t like giving business to terrible companies.

I didn’t want to switch to this app because I had 8 months of data on another, but once I started using this app which was suggested by my Endocrinologist I realized that it was far better than the app I was using. It gives great analysis and the Bluetooth works with my meter as well as many others.

I’m using the latest iOS version of the app and my phone has the latest iOS for the phone. I’ll put in insulin injection info and the app acts like it stores it. I come back later to the app, and the data is gone! I have no faith in the app storing information and I haven’t even started using a pump. If it cannot store information I enter manually, how can I trust it will store data from a pump?!?!?

I have been struggling to find the right app to help me accurately monitor blood sugar - count carbs - track exercise practices without costing me a small fortune monthly. I like this App!! It’s user friendly and without effort found how may carbs in a sausage biscuit with the search feature!!!

Longtime Glooko user & T1D. Back in the day when I got my first iPhone, the iPhone 4s I immediately sought out a way to get my glucose data on my phone. This was back when they still sold the analogue cable to plug into the side of your glucometer to sync in readings into your device. I found this super helpful back then to share data with my doctor. Eventually technology caught up and began to have Bluetooth and cloud services so Glooko became a bit of a dinosaur and I stopped using it. Finally transitioned to pump therapy after almost 30 years MDI via Omnipod + Dexcom. Glooko is a partner with Omnipod apparently so I finally re-downloaded the app in an effort to track my insulin delivery with the software since the original omnipod system is a bit antiquated and requires usb sync to get data into the cloud for review. Overall, the app hasn’t changed much amazingly. Slight improvements but plenty of room for growth imho. Also could really use a widget to reference delivery data, that would useful. Syncing with Dexcom seems buggy. Works off and on, but not always. My app didn’t update for a week with glucose data even though settings confirmed I was actively synced with my Dexcom account.

App isn’t able to generate a report for printing in any format.

I had problems sincing my accuchek Aviva expert. I called about 7 times and they could not correct the problem. I found the problem myself. I really wish I could just scan in the bar codes for my food log. I won’t use this food log because of that. Too bad. This ap and set up is just barely ok for me.

Worst app to try and use. Don’t

I loved this app for a while, and then it stopped syncing with my G5 for over 6 months. I completely stopped using it because all the info was from a year ago :/ but now I have a G6, and there’s not an option to sync Glooko with a dexcom G6.....I really loved all the data I was getting when I first started using the app, I was hoping syncing a new transmitter would get it to work again. When will there be a G6 option?

My last doctor appointment was very disappointing. Using an Omnipod and Dexcom G6 has become more difficult because he has to refer to clarity reports and Glooko reports. Please update app for G6 support

When I downloaded this app and started signing into it I noticed a line asking for phone number but it also says optional, so I filled out other info and found it’s not optional it will not let me set up a profile without 1. Giving my phone number and 2. Agreeing to have 3rd party info sent to my phone number!! Thanks but no thanks!!!

11/1/2018. Prior to most recent update you could select a custom insulin type and dose and have it show up in your history page correctly. Now, even selecting the insulin group causes the whole app to freeze. It does this even after I‘ve reloaded the app and all the data. I don’t know how it is possible, but Glooko is getting less and less useable with every new upgrade.

Love the app- makes it so easy to see trends and adjust basal and bolus rates accordingly. I really need it to work with more exercise apps and import data from them, though. I love the Nike Run Club app and Map My Run, and would love if my data from them could be part of this. Exercise affects my blood glucose level more than anything else I’ve found, and this would help me manage my diabetes even better to see the timing and intensity of my workouts along side the info from my CGM and insulin pump. Please considering adding these!

Every time I attempt to share my report with my doctor the app crashes. Wth?!? Also I'm not sure if I'm missing something but it appears the only way to sync the omnipod is through actually connecting the omnipod to a cable and downloading/syncing with the computer. Not very convenient...why download the app at all?!?

Finally found what I was looking for! This app has completely changed my life and I cannot be more grateful for all the hard work and dedication they’ve done it to Glooko.

I already pay a fortune for medication and testing supplies. I don’t feel like paying another $60 for an app subscription.

Thank you for adding the bar code scanner. Makes life easier when we are on the run and making something quick. My grandson recently got Dexcom G6 and I was glad to see that we could link to this app as well so we can figure out how particular food trends for him.

I am thrilled the product team implemented the scanner... great job

Managing diabetes is a lot of work and this app integrates everything in an easy to use format. Integration with food databases is s huge plus. And detailed reporting makes it much easier to communicate with my doctor. Thank you!

I love seeing my pump, cgm, and step data together. Logging my meals is simple and the food library is pretty good. Love the barcode scanner!

So, seems like a nice app, but useless for those who use the Freestyle Libre CGM. App doesn’t support it, and though the developers replied quite quickly to my email about it, they put the ball into Abbott’s court. Since it’s the Libre that I use, the app is useless for me. Would have been nice to keep track of everything in one place. Oh well.

The application keeps crashing when logging into app. Worked great before new IPhone IOS update.

I love and hate this app at the same time. I love that it can integrate with Dexcom & OmniPod and you can put your information in there to see how everything works together -food, exercise, etc. What I hate about this app is that it takes forever to load and to be able to enter your information. And it’s not my Internet connection.

This was one of the first diabetes apps many years ago. I remember using it with the cable before every device had Bluetooth. Unfortunately they have not kept up. Apple Health integration is limited to capturing steps. Yup that’s it. You can send glucose readings from the app to Apple Health. Geez, it’s not like this is mainly used for glucose readings or anything. The meter companies are usually slow with tech. I expected more from Glooko.

I love Glooko as a program, but the app is only 3 stars. It really needs some fine-tuning. It’s very slow to load on my iPhone. I wish there was auto-correct on the free-text “notes.” I wish it linked with something like MyFitnessPal for calorie/carb counting and weight loss functionality. Please keep working on it, it has great potential!

Takes too long because app freezes constantly

The app is just about perfect from a diabetes management perspective, but the latest update completely destroyed the Bluetooth connectivity. Whereas the connectivity was formerly flawless, now I have to restart the app one or two times, AND shut down and restart my Contour Next One meter I order to get the reading to sync. Doesn’t seem to matter if the app is running first, or if the meter is on and ready to measure first, it will refuse to sync until the app and meter have both been restarted. Again, the connectivity piece was formerly rock solid. Please fix this ASAP. Readings have gone from a 30 second affair to 3-5 mins each to ensure the reading is captured in Glooko.

I take all of my glucose readings to my doctor every three months I show him to her and this is the way it helped me

They don’t bother telling you that you will have to buy equipment to sync your meter in order for any of this to work!!

Great Software Jfhj ghhjj ghhjj Hugh bhgffdc hhhjjm vcffffddd ghhjjhhhjh

80% of the time that I start up the Glooko app on *either* my iPhone or iPad running iOS13, I see: Downloading your data. This could tak a few minutes. Download freezes at 45%. Nothing changes for 10 minutes. I give up.

I like this app. It would be even better if 1) you could add favorites, or your own, carb food choices. 2) you could incorporate exercise in the graphs.

Refuse to use any health related that requires a login. Login means cloud. My health data on your cloud? No thanks. Just want an app to take my readings and shove them into Apple health. Is that’s so goddamn hard? If you think you need to make money then charge me for the app. Not a subscription an app charge.

The Glooko hardware was extremely useful when used in conjunction with the phone app. It unlocked the mysterious trends of my blood sugar.

Could be very useful if it would sync Omnipod data to Glooko app on the iPhone. Very disappointed that it does not.

CGM data takes forever to sync. Lots of double entries that are not correctible except by deleting and re-installing the app. Overall, useful, but far from perfect.

Barely useful to begin with. Food data base etc is much less than other apps. Trouble syncing on a regular bases. Now I haven’t been able to sync in over a month. Several emails and nothing but lame responses that are of no help. Initially getting this app I would have rated it about 3 stars but after all these issues I’m lucky to even give it one since it’s virtually useless! Currently I’m looking for another app.

Will not work with my new iPhone.

I am having so much trouble knowing that my data is received at my providers. I cannot see any screen icons to tell me I did so. Maybe it’s just me.

After weeks of sharing glucose data with Apple Health the app now shows Apple Health as an “Incompatible Device” and no longer shares data.

This app is great for diabetes management - I’ve tried the others and they don’t compare. Love the features and ability to use various meters as my insurance company seems to change which one is covered all the time. Love being able to connect with Strava for workouts and there hasn’t been a good I haven’t been able to track in this app thus far. I’m having some trouble with the share csv function which may not be popular but I like having it so if someone could help with this that’s be greatly appreciated!

Just hook up the dongle and go. Easier than getting the blood.

This app is very good. I especially like the large number of glucose monitors it syncs with and the reports you can print. However it has short comings: the food database is limited, so many meals you have to enter by hand. This could easily be solved by better integration with the apple health app which syncs with many fitness and dietary apps. This brings up the other shortcoming, it only syncs with the apple activity section of the apple health app. It does not share the glucose information or any of the nutrition info that you enter. This could be a 5 star app with better syncing with the apple health app.

The home s

Pros: -Easy to read graphs. -Easy to enter information quickly without extra clicks. -Excellent reports on website. Allows entry of custom medications such as Symlin, GLP-1, etc. -Data export feature (however this could be better; I have to select the email option and then grab the file from an email rather than export directly). -Pleasing color scheme. -Reminders for medication -Displays average BG and insulin over various periods of time. -Syncs with Strava for exercise data! -Fast load without the extra useless eye candy of other diabetes management apps. Cons: -Does not write to Apple Health unless you have a CGM. For finger stick people, neither glucose nor insulin injections export to Apple Health. -Does not import food data from 3rd party apps. PLEASE PLEASE add this! This will bump to 5 stars! Either a sync with Cronometer or a read from Apple Health will do (Cronometer writes carbs, protein, and fat to Apple health). If you read carbs, fat, or protein from Apple Health, then effectively you have added sync from other popular food trackers such as myfitnesspal. -Export of CSV only vía email is a bit klunky, though it works. -Cannot remove bad data. If you have sugar on your finger or use a strip to test to make sure it is really Diet Coke that the waiter brought you, those readings cannot be removed from your database - and mess up your charts.

Excellent app for controlling blood sugar

I’m having a lot of problems with syncing and app hanging during sync. I also had problems with the setup with Accu Chek Guide wouldn’t find meter even when next to phone. Phone was also already paired with meter.

I have had issues with my device syncing. The Dexcom took like two days of work to get it to sync to the app with up to date info. The glucose meter was synced but now won’t sync anymore. I know it’s not the meter because other Bluetooth devices are reading it. It’s just the app. If I didn’t have to have it to share with my son’s doctors I wouldn’t waste anymore time with it.

I really like Glooko and I've found it incredibly helpful to track all of my Diabetes related information in one place easily. I like the incorporation of food, exercise, insulin and BG in one streamlined timeline. There are a few issues and hiccups I've noticed though. - There's strange behavior when I set the time on certain entries. Rather than being able to swipe a finger to spin the day, hour, and minute wheels I have to tap through them or the wheels roll back to whatever the starting point was on their own. Pretty big pain when trying to add exercise to a previous day. - I have issues with the data sharing to the Health App on my iPhone. When I tried to share BG it copied the data multiple times and in some wrong unit because none of the data was right so I turned that off. It would be nice to interface with the Health and Workout apps properly so my exercise would come over automatically on my Glooko timeline. - For inputting Custom Food it's sometimes difficult on a small screen to click behind a serving or carb number that's already entered to edit it. For me I'd rather see the field clear and let you enter new information like the units do on the insulin entry screen. - I can't get the CSV data export to work at all. Some might not need that, but I have a data background so I'd like to take my data out to do some custom analysis for trending. It's not an option on the Web version either so I'm wondering if it's broken by design? It is however my personal data so having full use/access of it is important. - It would be great if there was a way to create a Custom Food Grouping. For example I typically eat the same breakfast or lunch 3 or 4 days a week. It would be great to create a group called Normal Breakfast that rolls up the 5 foods I eat into one entry so I don't have to pick multiple items. More of a nice to have than a bug. Overall I'm impressed, originally I was skeptical of using the app, but now I find it an integral part of my management each day. I'm moving to a Dexcom this week so we'll see how that interfacing goes and then I might be pursuing an Omnipod next.

I like the app but it has not synced well with Dexcom for a while now. It seems like the app needs an update or maintenance. Or maybe it’s Dexcom that’s at fault.

I love being able to download my readings! That way my doctor and dietitian can see my progress!

I like that this app syncs with my glucose meter and fitness meter. I like the history tab where I can see my blood sugar, exercise and food in order for the day. It would be nice to see total daily carbs here like they show total daily steps taken so far. Even better if the food log would keep track of net daily carbs.

The app has a feature that adjusts the time on your meter when you upload. When I synced mine after the fall daylight saving time change, it marked my dates as 2021, with a note saying “Glooko has adjusted your meter time.” Clearly, the date is wrong. I have reached out to Glooko to fix it, and they claim it’s a problem with my meter (it’s not; I’ve gone over the data with the manufacturer). So, now my data is screwed up, Glooko says it can’t be fixed, yet it has a provider portal that doctors (like mine) use to pull blood sugar data for things like insurance claims. Oh, but it can’t be fixed. Wrong. The FDA would require a way to fix verified incorrect data (I work in medical devices myself). Not only that, but customer service has given me lip service for over a month with the conclusion that “it can’t be fixed.” Either the app is a piece of junk, or the company is. Either way, I’m investigating new tracking options with my doctor because I don’t like giving business to terrible companies.

I didn’t want to switch to this app because I had 8 months of data on another, but once I started using this app which was suggested by my Endocrinologist I realized that it was far better than the app I was using. It gives great analysis and the Bluetooth works with my meter as well as many others.

I’m using the latest iOS version of the app and my phone has the latest iOS for the phone. I’ll put in insulin injection info and the app acts like it stores it. I come back later to the app, and the data is gone! I have no faith in the app storing information and I haven’t even started using a pump. If it cannot store information I enter manually, how can I trust it will store data from a pump?!?!?

I had problems sincing my accuchek Aviva expert. I called about 7 times and they could not correct the problem. I found the problem myself. I really wish I could just scan in the bar codes for my food log. I won’t use this food log because of that. Too bad. This ap and set up is just barely ok for me.

Worst app to try and use. Don’t

I loved this app for a while, and then it stopped syncing with my G5 for over 6 months. I completely stopped using it because all the info was from a year ago :/ but now I have a G6, and there’s not an option to sync Glooko with a dexcom G6.....I really loved all the data I was getting when I first started using the app, I was hoping syncing a new transmitter would get it to work again. When will there be a G6 option?

My last doctor appointment was very disappointing. Using an Omnipod and Dexcom G6 has become more difficult because he has to refer to clarity reports and Glooko reports. Please update app for G6 support

When I downloaded this app and started signing into it I noticed a line asking for phone number but it also says optional, so I filled out other info and found it’s not optional it will not let me set up a profile without 1. Giving my phone number and 2. Agreeing to have 3rd party info sent to my phone number!! Thanks but no thanks!!!

11/1/2018. Prior to most recent update you could select a custom insulin type and dose and have it show up in your history page correctly. Now, even selecting the insulin group causes the whole app to freeze. It does this even after I‘ve reloaded the app and all the data. I don’t know how it is possible, but Glooko is getting less and less useable with every new upgrade.

Love the app- makes it so easy to see trends and adjust basal and bolus rates accordingly. I really need it to work with more exercise apps and import data from them, though. I love the Nike Run Club app and Map My Run, and would love if my data from them could be part of this. Exercise affects my blood glucose level more than anything else I’ve found, and this would help me manage my diabetes even better to see the timing and intensity of my workouts along side the info from my CGM and insulin pump. Please considering adding these!

Every time I attempt to share my report with my doctor the app crashes. Wth?!? Also I'm not sure if I'm missing something but it appears the only way to sync the omnipod is through actually connecting the omnipod to a cable and downloading/syncing with the computer. Not very convenient...why download the app at all?!?

Finally found what I was looking for! This app has completely changed my life and I cannot be more grateful for all the hard work and dedication they’ve done it to Glooko.

I already pay a fortune for medication and testing supplies. I don’t feel like paying another $60 for an app subscription.

Thank you for adding the bar code scanner. Makes life easier when we are on the run and making something quick. My grandson recently got Dexcom G6 and I was glad to see that we could link to this app as well so we can figure out how particular food trends for him.

I am thrilled the product team implemented the scanner... great job

Managing diabetes is a lot of work and this app integrates everything in an easy to use format. Integration with food databases is s huge plus. And detailed reporting makes it much easier to communicate with my doctor. Thank you!

I love seeing my pump, cgm, and step data together. Logging my meals is simple and the food library is pretty good. Love the barcode scanner!

So, seems like a nice app, but useless for those who use the Freestyle Libre CGM. App doesn’t support it, and though the developers replied quite quickly to my email about it, they put the ball into Abbott’s court. Since it’s the Libre that I use, the app is useless for me. Would have been nice to keep track of everything in one place. Oh well.

The application keeps crashing when logging into app. Worked great before new IPhone IOS update.

I love and hate this app at the same time. I love that it can integrate with Dexcom & OmniPod and you can put your information in there to see how everything works together -food, exercise, etc. What I hate about this app is that it takes forever to load and to be able to enter your information. And it’s not my Internet connection.

This was one of the first diabetes apps many years ago. I remember using it with the cable before every device had Bluetooth. Unfortunately they have not kept up. Apple Health integration is limited to capturing steps. Yup that’s it. You can send glucose readings from the app to Apple Health. Geez, it’s not like this is mainly used for glucose readings or anything. The meter companies are usually slow with tech. I expected more from Glooko.

I love Glooko as a program, but the app is only 3 stars. It really needs some fine-tuning. It’s very slow to load on my iPhone. I wish there was auto-correct on the free-text “notes.” I wish it linked with something like MyFitnessPal for calorie/carb counting and weight loss functionality. Please keep working on it, it has great potential!

Takes too long because app freezes constantly

The app is just about perfect from a diabetes management perspective, but the latest update completely destroyed the Bluetooth connectivity. Whereas the connectivity was formerly flawless, now I have to restart the app one or two times, AND shut down and restart my Contour Next One meter I order to get the reading to sync. Doesn’t seem to matter if the app is running first, or if the meter is on and ready to measure first, it will refuse to sync until the app and meter have both been restarted. Again, the connectivity piece was formerly rock solid. Please fix this ASAP. Readings have gone from a 30 second affair to 3-5 mins each to ensure the reading is captured in Glooko.

I take all of my glucose readings to my doctor every three months I show him to her and this is the way it helped me

They don’t bother telling you that you will have to buy equipment to sync your meter in order for any of this to work!!

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80% of the time that I start up the Glooko app on *either* my iPhone or iPad running iOS13, I see: Downloading your data. This could tak a few minutes. Download freezes at 45%. Nothing changes for 10 minutes. I give up.

I like this app. It would be even better if 1) you could add favorites, or your own, carb food choices. 2) you could incorporate exercise in the graphs.

Refuse to use any health related that requires a login. Login means cloud. My health data on your cloud? No thanks. Just want an app to take my readings and shove them into Apple health. Is that’s so goddamn hard? If you think you need to make money then charge me for the app. Not a subscription an app charge.

The Glooko hardware was extremely useful when used in conjunction with the phone app. It unlocked the mysterious trends of my blood sugar.

Could be very useful if it would sync Omnipod data to Glooko app on the iPhone. Very disappointed that it does not.

CGM data takes forever to sync. Lots of double entries that are not correctible except by deleting and re-installing the app. Overall, useful, but far from perfect.

Barely useful to begin with. Food data base etc is much less than other apps. Trouble syncing on a regular bases. Now I haven’t been able to sync in over a month. Several emails and nothing but lame responses that are of no help. Initially getting this app I would have rated it about 3 stars but after all these issues I’m lucky to even give it one since it’s virtually useless! Currently I’m looking for another app.

Will not work with my new iPhone.

I am having so much trouble knowing that my data is received at my providers. I cannot see any screen icons to tell me I did so. Maybe it’s just me.

After weeks of sharing glucose data with Apple Health the app now shows Apple Health as an “Incompatible Device” and no longer shares data.

This app is great for diabetes management - I’ve tried the others and they don’t compare. Love the features and ability to use various meters as my insurance company seems to change which one is covered all the time. Love being able to connect with Strava for workouts and there hasn’t been a good I haven’t been able to track in this app thus far. I’m having some trouble with the share csv function which may not be popular but I like having it so if someone could help with this that’s be greatly appreciated!

Just hook up the dongle and go. Easier than getting the blood.

This app is very good. I especially like the large number of glucose monitors it syncs with and the reports you can print. However it has short comings: the food database is limited, so many meals you have to enter by hand. This could easily be solved by better integration with the apple health app which syncs with many fitness and dietary apps. This brings up the other shortcoming, it only syncs with the apple activity section of the apple health app. It does not share the glucose information or any of the nutrition info that you enter. This could be a 5 star app with better syncing with the apple health app.

The home s

Pros: -Easy to read graphs. -Easy to enter information quickly without extra clicks. -Excellent reports on website. Allows entry of custom medications such as Symlin, GLP-1, etc. -Data export feature (however this could be better; I have to select the email option and then grab the file from an email rather than export directly). -Pleasing color scheme. -Reminders for medication -Displays average BG and insulin over various periods of time. -Syncs with Strava for exercise data! -Fast load without the extra useless eye candy of other diabetes management apps. Cons: -Does not write to Apple Health unless you have a CGM. For finger stick people, neither glucose nor insulin injections export to Apple Health. -Does not import food data from 3rd party apps. PLEASE PLEASE add this! This will bump to 5 stars! Either a sync with Cronometer or a read from Apple Health will do (Cronometer writes carbs, protein, and fat to Apple health). If you read carbs, fat, or protein from Apple Health, then effectively you have added sync from other popular food trackers such as myfitnesspal. -Export of CSV only vía email is a bit klunky, though it works. -Cannot remove bad data. If you have sugar on your finger or use a strip to test to make sure it is really Diet Coke that the waiter brought you, those readings cannot be removed from your database - and mess up your charts.

Excellent app for controlling blood sugar

I’m having a lot of problems with syncing and app hanging during sync. I also had problems with the setup with Accu Chek Guide wouldn’t find meter even when next to phone. Phone was also already paired with meter.

I have had issues with my device syncing. The Dexcom took like two days of work to get it to sync to the app with up to date info. The glucose meter was synced but now won’t sync anymore. I know it’s not the meter because other Bluetooth devices are reading it. It’s just the app. If I didn’t have to have it to share with my son’s doctors I wouldn’t waste anymore time with it.

I really like Glooko and I've found it incredibly helpful to track all of my Diabetes related information in one place easily. I like the incorporation of food, exercise, insulin and BG in one streamlined timeline. There are a few issues and hiccups I've noticed though. - There's strange behavior when I set the time on certain entries. Rather than being able to swipe a finger to spin the day, hour, and minute wheels I have to tap through them or the wheels roll back to whatever the starting point was on their own. Pretty big pain when trying to add exercise to a previous day. - I have issues with the data sharing to the Health App on my iPhone. When I tried to share BG it copied the data multiple times and in some wrong unit because none of the data was right so I turned that off. It would be nice to interface with the Health and Workout apps properly so my exercise would come over automatically on my Glooko timeline. - For inputting Custom Food it's sometimes difficult on a small screen to click behind a serving or carb number that's already entered to edit it. For me I'd rather see the field clear and let you enter new information like the units do on the insulin entry screen. - I can't get the CSV data export to work at all. Some might not need that, but I have a data background so I'd like to take my data out to do some custom analysis for trending. It's not an option on the Web version either so I'm wondering if it's broken by design? It is however my personal data so having full use/access of it is important. - It would be great if there was a way to create a Custom Food Grouping. For example I typically eat the same breakfast or lunch 3 or 4 days a week. It would be great to create a group called Normal Breakfast that rolls up the 5 foods I eat into one entry so I don't have to pick multiple items. More of a nice to have than a bug. Overall I'm impressed, originally I was skeptical of using the app, but now I find it an integral part of my management each day. I'm moving to a Dexcom this week so we'll see how that interfacing goes and then I might be pursuing an Omnipod next.

I like the app but it has not synced well with Dexcom for a while now. It seems like the app needs an update or maintenance. Or maybe it’s Dexcom that’s at fault.

I love being able to download my readings! That way my doctor and dietitian can see my progress!

I like that this app syncs with my glucose meter and fitness meter. I like the history tab where I can see my blood sugar, exercise and food in order for the day. It would be nice to see total daily carbs here like they show total daily steps taken so far. Even better if the food log would keep track of net daily carbs.

The app has a feature that adjusts the time on your meter when you upload. When I synced mine after the fall daylight saving time change, it marked my dates as 2021, with a note saying “Glooko has adjusted your meter time.” Clearly, the date is wrong. I have reached out to Glooko to fix it, and they claim it’s a problem with my meter (it’s not; I’ve gone over the data with the manufacturer). So, now my data is screwed up, Glooko says it can’t be fixed, yet it has a provider portal that doctors (like mine) use to pull blood sugar data for things like insurance claims. Oh, but it can’t be fixed. Wrong. The FDA would require a way to fix verified incorrect data (I work in medical devices myself). Not only that, but customer service has given me lip service for over a month with the conclusion that “it can’t be fixed.” Either the app is a piece of junk, or the company is. Either way, I’m investigating new tracking options with my doctor because I don’t like giving business to terrible companies.

I didn’t want to switch to this app because I had 8 months of data on another, but once I started using this app which was suggested by my Endocrinologist I realized that it was far better than the app I was using. It gives great analysis and the Bluetooth works with my meter as well as many others.

I’m using the latest iOS version of the app and my phone has the latest iOS for the phone. I’ll put in insulin injection info and the app acts like it stores it. I come back later to the app, and the data is gone! I have no faith in the app storing information and I haven’t even started using a pump. If it cannot store information I enter manually, how can I trust it will store data from a pump?!?!?

I had problems sincing my accuchek Aviva expert. I called about 7 times and they could not correct the problem. I found the problem myself. I really wish I could just scan in the bar codes for my food log. I won’t use this food log because of that. Too bad. This ap and set up is just barely ok for me.

Worst app to try and use. Don’t

I loved this app for a while, and then it stopped syncing with my G5 for over 6 months. I completely stopped using it because all the info was from a year ago :/ but now I have a G6, and there’s not an option to sync Glooko with a dexcom G6.....I really loved all the data I was getting when I first started using the app, I was hoping syncing a new transmitter would get it to work again. When will there be a G6 option?

My last doctor appointment was very disappointing. Using an Omnipod and Dexcom G6 has become more difficult because he has to refer to clarity reports and Glooko reports. Please update app for G6 support

When I downloaded this app and started signing into it I noticed a line asking for phone number but it also says optional, so I filled out other info and found it’s not optional it will not let me set up a profile without 1. Giving my phone number and 2. Agreeing to have 3rd party info sent to my phone number!! Thanks but no thanks!!!

11/1/2018. Prior to most recent update you could select a custom insulin type and dose and have it show up in your history page correctly. Now, even selecting the insulin group causes the whole app to freeze. It does this even after I‘ve reloaded the app and all the data. I don’t know how it is possible, but Glooko is getting less and less useable with every new upgrade.

Love the app- makes it so easy to see trends and adjust basal and bolus rates accordingly. I really need it to work with more exercise apps and import data from them, though. I love the Nike Run Club app and Map My Run, and would love if my data from them could be part of this. Exercise affects my blood glucose level more than anything else I’ve found, and this would help me manage my diabetes even better to see the timing and intensity of my workouts along side the info from my CGM and insulin pump. Please considering adding these!

Every time I attempt to share my report with my doctor the app crashes. Wth?!? Also I'm not sure if I'm missing something but it appears the only way to sync the omnipod is through actually connecting the omnipod to a cable and downloading/syncing with the computer. Not very convenient...why download the app at all?!?

Finally found what I was looking for! This app has completely changed my life and I cannot be more grateful for all the hard work and dedication they’ve done it to Glooko.

I already pay a fortune for medication and testing supplies. I don’t feel like paying another $60 for an app subscription.

Thank you for adding the bar code scanner. Makes life easier when we are on the run and making something quick. My grandson recently got Dexcom G6 and I was glad to see that we could link to this app as well so we can figure out how particular food trends for him.

I am thrilled the product team implemented the scanner... great job

Managing diabetes is a lot of work and this app integrates everything in an easy to use format. Integration with food databases is s huge plus. And detailed reporting makes it much easier to communicate with my doctor. Thank you!

I love seeing my pump, cgm, and step data together. Logging my meals is simple and the food library is pretty good. Love the barcode scanner!

So, seems like a nice app, but useless for those who use the Freestyle Libre CGM. App doesn’t support it, and though the developers replied quite quickly to my email about it, they put the ball into Abbott’s court. Since it’s the Libre that I use, the app is useless for me. Would have been nice to keep track of everything in one place. Oh well.

The application keeps crashing when logging into app. Worked great before new IPhone IOS update.

I love and hate this app at the same time. I love that it can integrate with Dexcom & OmniPod and you can put your information in there to see how everything works together -food, exercise, etc. What I hate about this app is that it takes forever to load and to be able to enter your information. And it’s not my Internet connection.

This was one of the first diabetes apps many years ago. I remember using it with the cable before every device had Bluetooth. Unfortunately they have not kept up. Apple Health integration is limited to capturing steps. Yup that’s it. You can send glucose readings from the app to Apple Health. Geez, it’s not like this is mainly used for glucose readings or anything. The meter companies are usually slow with tech. I expected more from Glooko.

I love Glooko as a program, but the app is only 3 stars. It really needs some fine-tuning. It’s very slow to load on my iPhone. I wish there was auto-correct on the free-text “notes.” I wish it linked with something like MyFitnessPal for calorie/carb counting and weight loss functionality. Please keep working on it, it has great potential!

Takes too long because app freezes constantly

The app is just about perfect from a diabetes management perspective, but the latest update completely destroyed the Bluetooth connectivity. Whereas the connectivity was formerly flawless, now I have to restart the app one or two times, AND shut down and restart my Contour Next One meter I order to get the reading to sync. Doesn’t seem to matter if the app is running first, or if the meter is on and ready to measure first, it will refuse to sync until the app and meter have both been restarted. Again, the connectivity piece was formerly rock solid. Please fix this ASAP. Readings have gone from a 30 second affair to 3-5 mins each to ensure the reading is captured in Glooko.

I take all of my glucose readings to my doctor every three months I show him to her and this is the way it helped me

They don’t bother telling you that you will have to buy equipment to sync your meter in order for any of this to work!!

Great Software Jfhj ghhjj ghhjj Hugh bhgffdc hhhjjm vcffffddd ghhjjhhhjh

80% of the time that I start up the Glooko app on *either* my iPhone or iPad running iOS13, I see: Downloading your data. This could tak a few minutes. Download freezes at 45%. Nothing changes for 10 minutes. I give up.

I like this app. It would be even better if 1) you could add favorites, or your own, carb food choices. 2) you could incorporate exercise in the graphs.

Refuse to use any health related that requires a login. Login means cloud. My health data on your cloud? No thanks. Just want an app to take my readings and shove them into Apple health. Is that’s so goddamn hard? If you think you need to make money then charge me for the app. Not a subscription an app charge.

The Glooko hardware was extremely useful when used in conjunction with the phone app. It unlocked the mysterious trends of my blood sugar.

Could be very useful if it would sync Omnipod data to Glooko app on the iPhone. Very disappointed that it does not.

CGM data takes forever to sync. Lots of double entries that are not correctible except by deleting and re-installing the app. Overall, useful, but far from perfect.

Barely useful to begin with. Food data base etc is much less than other apps. Trouble syncing on a regular bases. Now I haven’t been able to sync in over a month. Several emails and nothing but lame responses that are of no help. Initially getting this app I would have rated it about 3 stars but after all these issues I’m lucky to even give it one since it’s virtually useless! Currently I’m looking for another app.

Will not work with my new iPhone.

I am having so much trouble knowing that my data is received at my providers. I cannot see any screen icons to tell me I did so. Maybe it’s just me.

After weeks of sharing glucose data with Apple Health the app now shows Apple Health as an “Incompatible Device” and no longer shares data.

This app is great for diabetes management - I’ve tried the others and they don’t compare. Love the features and ability to use various meters as my insurance company seems to change which one is covered all the time. Love being able to connect with Strava for workouts and there hasn’t been a good I haven’t been able to track in this app thus far. I’m having some trouble with the share csv function which may not be popular but I like having it so if someone could help with this that’s be greatly appreciated!

Just hook up the dongle and go. Easier than getting the blood.

This app is very good. I especially like the large number of glucose monitors it syncs with and the reports you can print. However it has short comings: the food database is limited, so many meals you have to enter by hand. This could easily be solved by better integration with the apple health app which syncs with many fitness and dietary apps. This brings up the other shortcoming, it only syncs with the apple activity section of the apple health app. It does not share the glucose information or any of the nutrition info that you enter. This could be a 5 star app with better syncing with the apple health app.

The home s

Pros: -Easy to read graphs. -Easy to enter information quickly without extra clicks. -Excellent reports on website. Allows entry of custom medications such as Symlin, GLP-1, etc. -Data export feature (however this could be better; I have to select the email option and then grab the file from an email rather than export directly). -Pleasing color scheme. -Reminders for medication -Displays average BG and insulin over various periods of time. -Syncs with Strava for exercise data! -Fast load without the extra useless eye candy of other diabetes management apps. Cons: -Does not write to Apple Health unless you have a CGM. For finger stick people, neither glucose nor insulin injections export to Apple Health. -Does not import food data from 3rd party apps. PLEASE PLEASE add this! This will bump to 5 stars! Either a sync with Cronometer or a read from Apple Health will do (Cronometer writes carbs, protein, and fat to Apple health). If you read carbs, fat, or protein from Apple Health, then effectively you have added sync from other popular food trackers such as myfitnesspal. -Export of CSV only vía email is a bit klunky, though it works. -Cannot remove bad data. If you have sugar on your finger or use a strip to test to make sure it is really Diet Coke that the waiter brought you, those readings cannot be removed from your database - and mess up your charts.

Excellent app for controlling blood sugar

I’m having a lot of problems with syncing and app hanging during sync. I also had problems with the setup with Accu Chek Guide wouldn’t find meter even when next to phone. Phone was also already paired with meter.

I have had issues with my device syncing. The Dexcom took like two days of work to get it to sync to the app with up to date info. The glucose meter was synced but now won’t sync anymore. I know it’s not the meter because other Bluetooth devices are reading it. It’s just the app. If I didn’t have to have it to share with my son’s doctors I wouldn’t waste anymore time with it.

I really like Glooko and I've found it incredibly helpful to track all of my Diabetes related information in one place easily. I like the incorporation of food, exercise, insulin and BG in one streamlined timeline. There are a few issues and hiccups I've noticed though. - There's strange behavior when I set the time on certain entries. Rather than being able to swipe a finger to spin the day, hour, and minute wheels I have to tap through them or the wheels roll back to whatever the starting point was on their own. Pretty big pain when trying to add exercise to a previous day. - I have issues with the data sharing to the Health App on my iPhone. When I tried to share BG it copied the data multiple times and in some wrong unit because none of the data was right so I turned that off. It would be nice to interface with the Health and Workout apps properly so my exercise would come over automatically on my Glooko timeline. - For inputting Custom Food it's sometimes difficult on a small screen to click behind a serving or carb number that's already entered to edit it. For me I'd rather see the field clear and let you enter new information like the units do on the insulin entry screen. - I can't get the CSV data export to work at all. Some might not need that, but I have a data background so I'd like to take my data out to do some custom analysis for trending. It's not an option on the Web version either so I'm wondering if it's broken by design? It is however my personal data so having full use/access of it is important. - It would be great if there was a way to create a Custom Food Grouping. For example I typically eat the same breakfast or lunch 3 or 4 days a week. It would be great to create a group called Normal Breakfast that rolls up the 5 foods I eat into one entry so I don't have to pick multiple items. More of a nice to have than a bug. Overall I'm impressed, originally I was skeptical of using the app, but now I find it an integral part of my management each day. I'm moving to a Dexcom this week so we'll see how that interfacing goes and then I might be pursuing an Omnipod next.

I like the app but it has not synced well with Dexcom for a while now. It seems like the app needs an update or maintenance. Or maybe it’s Dexcom that’s at fault.

I love being able to download my readings! That way my doctor and dietitian can see my progress!

I like that this app syncs with my glucose meter and fitness meter. I like the history tab where I can see my blood sugar, exercise and food in order for the day. It would be nice to see total daily carbs here like they show total daily steps taken so far. Even better if the food log would keep track of net daily carbs.

The app has a feature that adjusts the time on your meter when you upload. When I synced mine after the fall daylight saving time change, it marked my dates as 2021, with a note saying “Glooko has adjusted your meter time.” Clearly, the date is wrong. I have reached out to Glooko to fix it, and they claim it’s a problem with my meter (it’s not; I’ve gone over the data with the manufacturer). So, now my data is screwed up, Glooko says it can’t be fixed, yet it has a provider portal that doctors (like mine) use to pull blood sugar data for things like insurance claims. Oh, but it can’t be fixed. Wrong. The FDA would require a way to fix verified incorrect data (I work in medical devices myself). Not only that, but customer service has given me lip service for over a month with the conclusion that “it can’t be fixed.” Either the app is a piece of junk, or the company is. Either way, I’m investigating new tracking options with my doctor because I don’t like giving business to terrible companies.

I didn’t want to switch to this app because I had 8 months of data on another, but once I started using this app which was suggested by my Endocrinologist I realized that it was far better than the app I was using. It gives great analysis and the Bluetooth works with my meter as well as many others.

I’m using the latest iOS version of the app and my phone has the latest iOS for the phone. I’ll put in insulin injection info and the app acts like it stores it. I come back later to the app, and the data is gone! I have no faith in the app storing information and I haven’t even started using a pump. If it cannot store information I enter manually, how can I trust it will store data from a pump?!?!?

I had problems sincing my accuchek Aviva expert. I called about 7 times and they could not correct the problem. I found the problem myself. I really wish I could just scan in the bar codes for my food log. I won’t use this food log because of that. Too bad. This ap and set up is just barely ok for me.

Worst app to try and use. Don’t

I loved this app for a while, and then it stopped syncing with my G5 for over 6 months. I completely stopped using it because all the info was from a year ago :/ but now I have a G6, and there’s not an option to sync Glooko with a dexcom G6.....I really loved all the data I was getting when I first started using the app, I was hoping syncing a new transmitter would get it to work again. When will there be a G6 option?

My last doctor appointment was very disappointing. Using an Omnipod and Dexcom G6 has become more difficult because he has to refer to clarity reports and Glooko reports. Please update app for G6 support

When I downloaded this app and started signing into it I noticed a line asking for phone number but it also says optional, so I filled out other info and found it’s not optional it will not let me set up a profile without 1. Giving my phone number and 2. Agreeing to have 3rd party info sent to my phone number!! Thanks but no thanks!!!

11/1/2018. Prior to most recent update you could select a custom insulin type and dose and have it show up in your history page correctly. Now, even selecting the insulin group causes the whole app to freeze. It does this even after I‘ve reloaded the app and all the data. I don’t know how it is possible, but Glooko is getting less and less useable with every new upgrade.

Love the app- makes it so easy to see trends and adjust basal and bolus rates accordingly. I really need it to work with more exercise apps and import data from them, though. I love the Nike Run Club app and Map My Run, and would love if my data from them could be part of this. Exercise affects my blood glucose level more than anything else I’ve found, and this would help me manage my diabetes even better to see the timing and intensity of my workouts along side the info from my CGM and insulin pump. Please considering adding these!

Every time I attempt to share my report with my doctor the app crashes. Wth?!? Also I'm not sure if I'm missing something but it appears the only way to sync the omnipod is through actually connecting the omnipod to a cable and downloading/syncing with the computer. Not very convenient...why download the app at all?!?

Finally found what I was looking for! This app has completely changed my life and I cannot be more grateful for all the hard work and dedication they’ve done it to Glooko.

I already pay a fortune for medication and testing supplies. I don’t feel like paying another $60 for an app subscription.

Thank you for adding the bar code scanner. Makes life easier when we are on the run and making something quick. My grandson recently got Dexcom G6 and I was glad to see that we could link to this app as well so we can figure out how particular food trends for him.

I am thrilled the product team implemented the scanner... great job

Managing diabetes is a lot of work and this app integrates everything in an easy to use format. Integration with food databases is s huge plus. And detailed reporting makes it much easier to communicate with my doctor. Thank you!

I love seeing my pump, cgm, and step data together. Logging my meals is simple and the food library is pretty good. Love the barcode scanner!

So, seems like a nice app, but useless for those who use the Freestyle Libre CGM. App doesn’t support it, and though the developers replied quite quickly to my email about it, they put the ball into Abbott’s court. Since it’s the Libre that I use, the app is useless for me. Would have been nice to keep track of everything in one place. Oh well.

The application keeps crashing when logging into app. Worked great before new IPhone IOS update.

I love and hate this app at the same time. I love that it can integrate with Dexcom & OmniPod and you can put your information in there to see how everything works together -food, exercise, etc. What I hate about this app is that it takes forever to load and to be able to enter your information. And it’s not my Internet connection.

This was one of the first diabetes apps many years ago. I remember using it with the cable before every device had Bluetooth. Unfortunately they have not kept up. Apple Health integration is limited to capturing steps. Yup that’s it. You can send glucose readings from the app to Apple Health. Geez, it’s not like this is mainly used for glucose readings or anything. The meter companies are usually slow with tech. I expected more from Glooko.

I love Glooko as a program, but the app is only 3 stars. It really needs some fine-tuning. It’s very slow to load on my iPhone. I wish there was auto-correct on the free-text “notes.” I wish it linked with something like MyFitnessPal for calorie/carb counting and weight loss functionality. Please keep working on it, it has great potential!

Takes too long because app freezes constantly

The app is just about perfect from a diabetes management perspective, but the latest update completely destroyed the Bluetooth connectivity. Whereas the connectivity was formerly flawless, now I have to restart the app one or two times, AND shut down and restart my Contour Next One meter I order to get the reading to sync. Doesn’t seem to matter if the app is running first, or if the meter is on and ready to measure first, it will refuse to sync until the app and meter have both been restarted. Again, the connectivity piece was formerly rock solid. Please fix this ASAP. Readings have gone from a 30 second affair to 3-5 mins each to ensure the reading is captured in Glooko.

I take all of my glucose readings to my doctor every three months I show him to her and this is the way it helped me

They don’t bother telling you that you will have to buy equipment to sync your meter in order for any of this to work!!

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80% of the time that I start up the Glooko app on *either* my iPhone or iPad running iOS13, I see: Downloading your data. This could tak a few minutes. Download freezes at 45%. Nothing changes for 10 minutes. I give up.

I like this app. It would be even better if 1) you could add favorites, or your own, carb food choices. 2) you could incorporate exercise in the graphs.

Refuse to use any health related that requires a login. Login means cloud. My health data on your cloud? No thanks. Just want an app to take my readings and shove them into Apple health. Is that’s so goddamn hard? If you think you need to make money then charge me for the app. Not a subscription an app charge.

The Glooko hardware was extremely useful when used in conjunction with the phone app. It unlocked the mysterious trends of my blood sugar.

Could be very useful if it would sync Omnipod data to Glooko app on the iPhone. Very disappointed that it does not.

CGM data takes forever to sync. Lots of double entries that are not correctible except by deleting and re-installing the app. Overall, useful, but far from perfect.

Barely useful to begin with. Food data base etc is much less than other apps. Trouble syncing on a regular bases. Now I haven’t been able to sync in over a month. Several emails and nothing but lame responses that are of no help. Initially getting this app I would have rated it about 3 stars but after all these issues I’m lucky to even give it one since it’s virtually useless! Currently I’m looking for another app.

Will not work with my new iPhone.

I am having so much trouble knowing that my data is received at my providers. I cannot see any screen icons to tell me I did so. Maybe it’s just me.

After weeks of sharing glucose data with Apple Health the app now shows Apple Health as an “Incompatible Device” and no longer shares data.

This app is great for diabetes management - I’ve tried the others and they don’t compare. Love the features and ability to use various meters as my insurance company seems to change which one is covered all the time. Love being able to connect with Strava for workouts and there hasn’t been a good I haven’t been able to track in this app thus far. I’m having some trouble with the share csv function which may not be popular but I like having it so if someone could help with this that’s be greatly appreciated!

Just hook up the dongle and go. Easier than getting the blood.

This app is very good. I especially like the large number of glucose monitors it syncs with and the reports you can print. However it has short comings: the food database is limited, so many meals you have to enter by hand. This could easily be solved by better integration with the apple health app which syncs with many fitness and dietary apps. This brings up the other shortcoming, it only syncs with the apple activity section of the apple health app. It does not share the glucose information or any of the nutrition info that you enter. This could be a 5 star app with better syncing with the apple health app.

The home s

Pros: -Easy to read graphs. -Easy to enter information quickly without extra clicks. -Excellent reports on website. Allows entry of custom medications such as Symlin, GLP-1, etc. -Data export feature (however this could be better; I have to select the email option and then grab the file from an email rather than export directly). -Pleasing color scheme. -Reminders for medication -Displays average BG and insulin over various periods of time. -Syncs with Strava for exercise data! -Fast load without the extra useless eye candy of other diabetes management apps. Cons: -Does not write to Apple Health unless you have a CGM. For finger stick people, neither glucose nor insulin injections export to Apple Health. -Does not import food data from 3rd party apps. PLEASE PLEASE add this! This will bump to 5 stars! Either a sync with Cronometer or a read from Apple Health will do (Cronometer writes carbs, protein, and fat to Apple health). If you read carbs, fat, or protein from Apple Health, then effectively you have added sync from other popular food trackers such as myfitnesspal. -Export of CSV only vía email is a bit klunky, though it works. -Cannot remove bad data. If you have sugar on your finger or use a strip to test to make sure it is really Diet Coke that the waiter brought you, those readings cannot be removed from your database - and mess up your charts.

Excellent app for controlling blood sugar

I’m having a lot of problems with syncing and app hanging during sync. I also had problems with the setup with Accu Chek Guide wouldn’t find meter even when next to phone. Phone was also already paired with meter.

I have had issues with my device syncing. The Dexcom took like two days of work to get it to sync to the app with up to date info. The glucose meter was synced but now won’t sync anymore. I know it’s not the meter because other Bluetooth devices are reading it. It’s just the app. If I didn’t have to have it to share with my son’s doctors I wouldn’t waste anymore time with it.

I really like Glooko and I've found it incredibly helpful to track all of my Diabetes related information in one place easily. I like the incorporation of food, exercise, insulin and BG in one streamlined timeline. There are a few issues and hiccups I've noticed though. - There's strange behavior when I set the time on certain entries. Rather than being able to swipe a finger to spin the day, hour, and minute wheels I have to tap through them or the wheels roll back to whatever the starting point was on their own. Pretty big pain when trying to add exercise to a previous day. - I have issues with the data sharing to the Health App on my iPhone. When I tried to share BG it copied the data multiple times and in some wrong unit because none of the data was right so I turned that off. It would be nice to interface with the Health and Workout apps properly so my exercise would come over automatically on my Glooko timeline. - For inputting Custom Food it's sometimes difficult on a small screen to click behind a serving or carb number that's already entered to edit it. For me I'd rather see the field clear and let you enter new information like the units do on the insulin entry screen. - I can't get the CSV data export to work at all. Some might not need that, but I have a data background so I'd like to take my data out to do some custom analysis for trending. It's not an option on the Web version either so I'm wondering if it's broken by design? It is however my personal data so having full use/access of it is important. - It would be great if there was a way to create a Custom Food Grouping. For example I typically eat the same breakfast or lunch 3 or 4 days a week. It would be great to create a group called Normal Breakfast that rolls up the 5 foods I eat into one entry so I don't have to pick multiple items. More of a nice to have than a bug. Overall I'm impressed, originally I was skeptical of using the app, but now I find it an integral part of my management each day. I'm moving to a Dexcom this week so we'll see how that interfacing goes and then I might be pursuing an Omnipod next.

I like the app but it has not synced well with Dexcom for a while now. It seems like the app needs an update or maintenance. Or maybe it’s Dexcom that’s at fault.

I love being able to download my readings! That way my doctor and dietitian can see my progress!

I like that this app syncs with my glucose meter and fitness meter. I like the history tab where I can see my blood sugar, exercise and food in order for the day. It would be nice to see total daily carbs here like they show total daily steps taken so far. Even better if the food log would keep track of net daily carbs.

The app has a feature that adjusts the time on your meter when you upload. When I synced mine after the fall daylight saving time change, it marked my dates as 2021, with a note saying “Glooko has adjusted your meter time.” Clearly, the date is wrong. I have reached out to Glooko to fix it, and they claim it’s a problem with my meter (it’s not; I’ve gone over the data with the manufacturer). So, now my data is screwed up, Glooko says it can’t be fixed, yet it has a provider portal that doctors (like mine) use to pull blood sugar data for things like insurance claims. Oh, but it can’t be fixed. Wrong. The FDA would require a way to fix verified incorrect data (I work in medical devices myself). Not only that, but customer service has given me lip service for over a month with the conclusion that “it can’t be fixed.” Either the app is a piece of junk, or the company is. Either way, I’m investigating new tracking options with my doctor because I don’t like giving business to terrible companies.

I didn’t want to switch to this app because I had 8 months of data on another, but once I started using this app which was suggested by my Endocrinologist I realized that it was far better than the app I was using. It gives great analysis and the Bluetooth works with my meter as well as many others.

I’m using the latest iOS version of the app and my phone has the latest iOS for the phone. I’ll put in insulin injection info and the app acts like it stores it. I come back later to the app, and the data is gone! I have no faith in the app storing information and I haven’t even started using a pump. If it cannot store information I enter manually, how can I trust it will store data from a pump?!?!?

I had problems sincing my accuchek Aviva expert. I called about 7 times and they could not correct the problem. I found the problem myself. I really wish I could just scan in the bar codes for my food log. I won’t use this food log because of that. Too bad. This ap and set up is just barely ok for me.

Worst app to try and use. Don’t

I loved this app for a while, and then it stopped syncing with my G5 for over 6 months. I completely stopped using it because all the info was from a year ago :/ but now I have a G6, and there’s not an option to sync Glooko with a dexcom G6.....I really loved all the data I was getting when I first started using the app, I was hoping syncing a new transmitter would get it to work again. When will there be a G6 option?

My last doctor appointment was very disappointing. Using an Omnipod and Dexcom G6 has become more difficult because he has to refer to clarity reports and Glooko reports. Please update app for G6 support

When I downloaded this app and started signing into it I noticed a line asking for phone number but it also says optional, so I filled out other info and found it’s not optional it will not let me set up a profile without 1. Giving my phone number and 2. Agreeing to have 3rd party info sent to my phone number!! Thanks but no thanks!!!

11/1/2018. Prior to most recent update you could select a custom insulin type and dose and have it show up in your history page correctly. Now, even selecting the insulin group causes the whole app to freeze. It does this even after I‘ve reloaded the app and all the data. I don’t know how it is possible, but Glooko is getting less and less useable with every new upgrade.

Love the app- makes it so easy to see trends and adjust basal and bolus rates accordingly. I really need it to work with more exercise apps and import data from them, though. I love the Nike Run Club app and Map My Run, and would love if my data from them could be part of this. Exercise affects my blood glucose level more than anything else I’ve found, and this would help me manage my diabetes even better to see the timing and intensity of my workouts along side the info from my CGM and insulin pump. Please considering adding these!

Every time I attempt to share my report with my doctor the app crashes. Wth?!? Also I'm not sure if I'm missing something but it appears the only way to sync the omnipod is through actually connecting the omnipod to a cable and downloading/syncing with the computer. Not very convenient...why download the app at all?!?

Finally found what I was looking for! This app has completely changed my life and I cannot be more grateful for all the hard work and dedication they’ve done it to Glooko.

I already pay a fortune for medication and testing supplies. I don’t feel like paying another $60 for an app subscription.

Thank you for adding the bar code scanner. Makes life easier when we are on the run and making something quick. My grandson recently got Dexcom G6 and I was glad to see that we could link to this app as well so we can figure out how particular food trends for him.

I am thrilled the product team implemented the scanner... great job

Managing diabetes is a lot of work and this app integrates everything in an easy to use format. Integration with food databases is s huge plus. And detailed reporting makes it much easier to communicate with my doctor. Thank you!

I love seeing my pump, cgm, and step data together. Logging my meals is simple and the food library is pretty good. Love the barcode scanner!

So, seems like a nice app, but useless for those who use the Freestyle Libre CGM. App doesn’t support it, and though the developers replied quite quickly to my email about it, they put the ball into Abbott’s court. Since it’s the Libre that I use, the app is useless for me. Would have been nice to keep track of everything in one place. Oh well.

The application keeps crashing when logging into app. Worked great before new IPhone IOS update.

I love and hate this app at the same time. I love that it can integrate with Dexcom & OmniPod and you can put your information in there to see how everything works together -food, exercise, etc. What I hate about this app is that it takes forever to load and to be able to enter your information. And it’s not my Internet connection.

This was one of the first diabetes apps many years ago. I remember using it with the cable before every device had Bluetooth. Unfortunately they have not kept up. Apple Health integration is limited to capturing steps. Yup that’s it. You can send glucose readings from the app to Apple Health. Geez, it’s not like this is mainly used for glucose readings or anything. The meter companies are usually slow with tech. I expected more from Glooko.

I love Glooko as a program, but the app is only 3 stars. It really needs some fine-tuning. It’s very slow to load on my iPhone. I wish there was auto-correct on the free-text “notes.” I wish it linked with something like MyFitnessPal for calorie/carb counting and weight loss functionality. Please keep working on it, it has great potential!

Takes too long because app freezes constantly

The app is just about perfect from a diabetes management perspective, but the latest update completely destroyed the Bluetooth connectivity. Whereas the connectivity was formerly flawless, now I have to restart the app one or two times, AND shut down and restart my Contour Next One meter I order to get the reading to sync. Doesn’t seem to matter if the app is running first, or if the meter is on and ready to measure first, it will refuse to sync until the app and meter have both been restarted. Again, the connectivity piece was formerly rock solid. Please fix this ASAP. Readings have gone from a 30 second affair to 3-5 mins each to ensure the reading is captured in Glooko.

I take all of my glucose readings to my doctor every three months I show him to her and this is the way it helped me

They don’t bother telling you that you will have to buy equipment to sync your meter in order for any of this to work!!

Great Software Jfhj ghhjj ghhjj Hugh bhgffdc hhhjjm vcffffddd ghhjjhhhjh

80% of the time that I start up the Glooko app on *either* my iPhone or iPad running iOS13, I see: Downloading your data. This could tak a few minutes. Download freezes at 45%. Nothing changes for 10 minutes. I give up.

I like this app. It would be even better if 1) you could add favorites, or your own, carb food choices. 2) you could incorporate exercise in the graphs.

Refuse to use any health related that requires a login. Login means cloud. My health data on your cloud? No thanks. Just want an app to take my readings and shove them into Apple health. Is that’s so goddamn hard? If you think you need to make money then charge me for the app. Not a subscription an app charge.

The Glooko hardware was extremely useful when used in conjunction with the phone app. It unlocked the mysterious trends of my blood sugar.

Could be very useful if it would sync Omnipod data to Glooko app on the iPhone. Very disappointed that it does not.

CGM data takes forever to sync. Lots of double entries that are not correctible except by deleting and re-installing the app. Overall, useful, but far from perfect.

Barely useful to begin with. Food data base etc is much less than other apps. Trouble syncing on a regular bases. Now I haven’t been able to sync in over a month. Several emails and nothing but lame responses that are of no help. Initially getting this app I would have rated it about 3 stars but after all these issues I’m lucky to even give it one since it’s virtually useless! Currently I’m looking for another app.

Will not work with my new iPhone.

I am having so much trouble knowing that my data is received at my providers. I cannot see any screen icons to tell me I did so. Maybe it’s just me.

After weeks of sharing glucose data with Apple Health the app now shows Apple Health as an “Incompatible Device” and no longer shares data.

This app is great for diabetes management - I’ve tried the others and they don’t compare. Love the features and ability to use various meters as my insurance company seems to change which one is covered all the time. Love being able to connect with Strava for workouts and there hasn’t been a good I haven’t been able to track in this app thus far. I’m having some trouble with the share csv function which may not be popular but I like having it so if someone could help with this that’s be greatly appreciated!

Just hook up the dongle and go. Easier than getting the blood.

This app is very good. I especially like the large number of glucose monitors it syncs with and the reports you can print. However it has short comings: the food database is limited, so many meals you have to enter by hand. This could easily be solved by better integration with the apple health app which syncs with many fitness and dietary apps. This brings up the other shortcoming, it only syncs with the apple activity section of the apple health app. It does not share the glucose information or any of the nutrition info that you enter. This could be a 5 star app with better syncing with the apple health app.

The home s

Pros: -Easy to read graphs. -Easy to enter information quickly without extra clicks. -Excellent reports on website. Allows entry of custom medications such as Symlin, GLP-1, etc. -Data export feature (however this could be better; I have to select the email option and then grab the file from an email rather than export directly). -Pleasing color scheme. -Reminders for medication -Displays average BG and insulin over various periods of time. -Syncs with Strava for exercise data! -Fast load without the extra useless eye candy of other diabetes management apps. Cons: -Does not write to Apple Health unless you have a CGM. For finger stick people, neither glucose nor insulin injections export to Apple Health. -Does not import food data from 3rd party apps. PLEASE PLEASE add this! This will bump to 5 stars! Either a sync with Cronometer or a read from Apple Health will do (Cronometer writes carbs, protein, and fat to Apple health). If you read carbs, fat, or protein from Apple Health, then effectively you have added sync from other popular food trackers such as myfitnesspal. -Export of CSV only vía email is a bit klunky, though it works. -Cannot remove bad data. If you have sugar on your finger or use a strip to test to make sure it is really Diet Coke that the waiter brought you, those readings cannot be removed from your database - and mess up your charts.

Excellent app for controlling blood sugar

I’m having a lot of problems with syncing and app hanging during sync. I also had problems with the setup with Accu Chek Guide wouldn’t find meter even when next to phone. Phone was also already paired with meter.

I have had issues with my device syncing. The Dexcom took like two days of work to get it to sync to the app with up to date info. The glucose meter was synced but now won’t sync anymore. I know it’s not the meter because other Bluetooth devices are reading it. It’s just the app. If I didn’t have to have it to share with my son’s doctors I wouldn’t waste anymore time with it.

I really like Glooko and I've found it incredibly helpful to track all of my Diabetes related information in one place easily. I like the incorporation of food, exercise, insulin and BG in one streamlined timeline. There are a few issues and hiccups I've noticed though. - There's strange behavior when I set the time on certain entries. Rather than being able to swipe a finger to spin the day, hour, and minute wheels I have to tap through them or the wheels roll back to whatever the starting point was on their own. Pretty big pain when trying to add exercise to a previous day. - I have issues with the data sharing to the Health App on my iPhone. When I tried to share BG it copied the data multiple times and in some wrong unit because none of the data was right so I turned that off. It would be nice to interface with the Health and Workout apps properly so my exercise would come over automatically on my Glooko timeline. - For inputting Custom Food it's sometimes difficult on a small screen to click behind a serving or carb number that's already entered to edit it. For me I'd rather see the field clear and let you enter new information like the units do on the insulin entry screen. - I can't get the CSV data export to work at all. Some might not need that, but I have a data background so I'd like to take my data out to do some custom analysis for trending. It's not an option on the Web version either so I'm wondering if it's broken by design? It is however my personal data so having full use/access of it is important. - It would be great if there was a way to create a Custom Food Grouping. For example I typically eat the same breakfast or lunch 3 or 4 days a week. It would be great to create a group called Normal Breakfast that rolls up the 5 foods I eat into one entry so I don't have to pick multiple items. More of a nice to have than a bug. Overall I'm impressed, originally I was skeptical of using the app, but now I find it an integral part of my management each day. I'm moving to a Dexcom this week so we'll see how that interfacing goes and then I might be pursuing an Omnipod next.

I like the app but it has not synced well with Dexcom for a while now. It seems like the app needs an update or maintenance. Or maybe it’s Dexcom that’s at fault.

I love being able to download my readings! That way my doctor and dietitian can see my progress!

I like that this app syncs with my glucose meter and fitness meter. I like the history tab where I can see my blood sugar, exercise and food in order for the day. It would be nice to see total daily carbs here like they show total daily steps taken so far. Even better if the food log would keep track of net daily carbs.

The app has a feature that adjusts the time on your meter when you upload. When I synced mine after the fall daylight saving time change, it marked my dates as 2021, with a note saying “Glooko has adjusted your meter time.” Clearly, the date is wrong. I have reached out to Glooko to fix it, and they claim it’s a problem with my meter (it’s not; I’ve gone over the data with the manufacturer). So, now my data is screwed up, Glooko says it can’t be fixed, yet it has a provider portal that doctors (like mine) use to pull blood sugar data for things like insurance claims. Oh, but it can’t be fixed. Wrong. The FDA would require a way to fix verified incorrect data (I work in medical devices myself). Not only that, but customer service has given me lip service for over a month with the conclusion that “it can’t be fixed.” Either the app is a piece of junk, or the company is. Either way, I’m investigating new tracking options with my doctor because I don’t like giving business to terrible companies.

I didn’t want to switch to this app because I had 8 months of data on another, but once I started using this app which was suggested by my Endocrinologist I realized that it was far better than the app I was using. It gives great analysis and the Bluetooth works with my meter as well as many others.

I’m using the latest iOS version of the app and my phone has the latest iOS for the phone. I’ll put in insulin injection info and the app acts like it stores it. I come back later to the app, and the data is gone! I have no faith in the app storing information and I haven’t even started using a pump. If it cannot store information I enter manually, how can I trust it will store data from a pump?!?!?

I had problems sincing my accuchek Aviva expert. I called about 7 times and they could not correct the problem. I found the problem myself. I really wish I could just scan in the bar codes for my food log. I won’t use this food log because of that. Too bad. This ap and set up is just barely ok for me.

Worst app to try and use. Don’t

I loved this app for a while, and then it stopped syncing with my G5 for over 6 months. I completely stopped using it because all the info was from a year ago :/ but now I have a G6, and there’s not an option to sync Glooko with a dexcom G6.....I really loved all the data I was getting when I first started using the app, I was hoping syncing a new transmitter would get it to work again. When will there be a G6 option?

My last doctor appointment was very disappointing. Using an Omnipod and Dexcom G6 has become more difficult because he has to refer to clarity reports and Glooko reports. Please update app for G6 support

When I downloaded this app and started signing into it I noticed a line asking for phone number but it also says optional, so I filled out other info and found it’s not optional it will not let me set up a profile without 1. Giving my phone number and 2. Agreeing to have 3rd party info sent to my phone number!! Thanks but no thanks!!!

11/1/2018. Prior to most recent update you could select a custom insulin type and dose and have it show up in your history page correctly. Now, even selecting the insulin group causes the whole app to freeze. It does this even after I‘ve reloaded the app and all the data. I don’t know how it is possible, but Glooko is getting less and less useable with every new upgrade.

Love the app- makes it so easy to see trends and adjust basal and bolus rates accordingly. I really need it to work with more exercise apps and import data from them, though. I love the Nike Run Club app and Map My Run, and would love if my data from them could be part of this. Exercise affects my blood glucose level more than anything else I’ve found, and this would help me manage my diabetes even better to see the timing and intensity of my workouts along side the info from my CGM and insulin pump. Please considering adding these!

Every time I attempt to share my report with my doctor the app crashes. Wth?!? Also I'm not sure if I'm missing something but it appears the only way to sync the omnipod is through actually connecting the omnipod to a cable and downloading/syncing with the computer. Not very convenient...why download the app at all?!?

Finally found what I was looking for! This app has completely changed my life and I cannot be more grateful for all the hard work and dedication they’ve done it to Glooko.

I already pay a fortune for medication and testing supplies. I don’t feel like paying another $60 for an app subscription.

Thank you for adding the bar code scanner. Makes life easier when we are on the run and making something quick. My grandson recently got Dexcom G6 and I was glad to see that we could link to this app as well so we can figure out how particular food trends for him.

I am thrilled the product team implemented the scanner... great job

Managing diabetes is a lot of work and this app integrates everything in an easy to use format. Integration with food databases is s huge plus. And detailed reporting makes it much easier to communicate with my doctor. Thank you!

I love seeing my pump, cgm, and step data together. Logging my meals is simple and the food library is pretty good. Love the barcode scanner!

So, seems like a nice app, but useless for those who use the Freestyle Libre CGM. App doesn’t support it, and though the developers replied quite quickly to my email about it, they put the ball into Abbott’s court. Since it’s the Libre that I use, the app is useless for me. Would have been nice to keep track of everything in one place. Oh well.

The application keeps crashing when logging into app. Worked great before new IPhone IOS update.

I love and hate this app at the same time. I love that it can integrate with Dexcom & OmniPod and you can put your information in there to see how everything works together -food, exercise, etc. What I hate about this app is that it takes forever to load and to be able to enter your information. And it’s not my Internet connection.

This was one of the first diabetes apps many years ago. I remember using it with the cable before every device had Bluetooth. Unfortunately they have not kept up. Apple Health integration is limited to capturing steps. Yup that’s it. You can send glucose readings from the app to Apple Health. Geez, it’s not like this is mainly used for glucose readings or anything. The meter companies are usually slow with tech. I expected more from Glooko.

I love Glooko as a program, but the app is only 3 stars. It really needs some fine-tuning. It’s very slow to load on my iPhone. I wish there was auto-correct on the free-text “notes.” I wish it linked with something like MyFitnessPal for calorie/carb counting and weight loss functionality. Please keep working on it, it has great potential!

Takes too long because app freezes constantly

The app is just about perfect from a diabetes management perspective, but the latest update completely destroyed the Bluetooth connectivity. Whereas the connectivity was formerly flawless, now I have to restart the app one or two times, AND shut down and restart my Contour Next One meter I order to get the reading to sync. Doesn’t seem to matter if the app is running first, or if the meter is on and ready to measure first, it will refuse to sync until the app and meter have both been restarted. Again, the connectivity piece was formerly rock solid. Please fix this ASAP. Readings have gone from a 30 second affair to 3-5 mins each to ensure the reading is captured in Glooko.

I take all of my glucose readings to my doctor every three months I show him to her and this is the way it helped me

They don’t bother telling you that you will have to buy equipment to sync your meter in order for any of this to work!!

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80% of the time that I start up the Glooko app on *either* my iPhone or iPad running iOS13, I see: Downloading your data. This could tak a few minutes. Download freezes at 45%. Nothing changes for 10 minutes. I give up.

I like this app. It would be even better if 1) you could add favorites, or your own, carb food choices. 2) you could incorporate exercise in the graphs.

Refuse to use any health related that requires a login. Login means cloud. My health data on your cloud? No thanks. Just want an app to take my readings and shove them into Apple health. Is that’s so goddamn hard? If you think you need to make money then charge me for the app. Not a subscription an app charge.

The Glooko hardware was extremely useful when used in conjunction with the phone app. It unlocked the mysterious trends of my blood sugar.

Could be very useful if it would sync Omnipod data to Glooko app on the iPhone. Very disappointed that it does not.

CGM data takes forever to sync. Lots of double entries that are not correctible except by deleting and re-installing the app. Overall, useful, but far from perfect.

Barely useful to begin with. Food data base etc is much less than other apps. Trouble syncing on a regular bases. Now I haven’t been able to sync in over a month. Several emails and nothing but lame responses that are of no help. Initially getting this app I would have rated it about 3 stars but after all these issues I’m lucky to even give it one since it’s virtually useless! Currently I’m looking for another app.

Will not work with my new iPhone.

I am having so much trouble knowing that my data is received at my providers. I cannot see any screen icons to tell me I did so. Maybe it’s just me.

After weeks of sharing glucose data with Apple Health the app now shows Apple Health as an “Incompatible Device” and no longer shares data.

This app is great for diabetes management - I’ve tried the others and they don’t compare. Love the features and ability to use various meters as my insurance company seems to change which one is covered all the time. Love being able to connect with Strava for workouts and there hasn’t been a good I haven’t been able to track in this app thus far. I’m having some trouble with the share csv function which may not be popular but I like having it so if someone could help with this that’s be greatly appreciated!

Just hook up the dongle and go. Easier than getting the blood.

This app is very good. I especially like the large number of glucose monitors it syncs with and the reports you can print. However it has short comings: the food database is limited, so many meals you have to enter by hand. This could easily be solved by better integration with the apple health app which syncs with many fitness and dietary apps. This brings up the other shortcoming, it only syncs with the apple activity section of the apple health app. It does not share the glucose information or any of the nutrition info that you enter. This could be a 5 star app with better syncing with the apple health app.

The home s

Pros: -Easy to read graphs. -Easy to enter information quickly without extra clicks. -Excellent reports on website. Allows entry of custom medications such as Symlin, GLP-1, etc. -Data export feature (however this could be better; I have to select the email option and then grab the file from an email rather than export directly). -Pleasing color scheme. -Reminders for medication -Displays average BG and insulin over various periods of time. -Syncs with Strava for exercise data! -Fast load without the extra useless eye candy of other diabetes management apps. Cons: -Does not write to Apple Health unless you have a CGM. For finger stick people, neither glucose nor insulin injections export to Apple Health. -Does not import food data from 3rd party apps. PLEASE PLEASE add this! This will bump to 5 stars! Either a sync with Cronometer or a read from Apple Health will do (Cronometer writes carbs, protein, and fat to Apple health). If you read carbs, fat, or protein from Apple Health, then effectively you have added sync from other popular food trackers such as myfitnesspal. -Export of CSV only vía email is a bit klunky, though it works. -Cannot remove bad data. If you have sugar on your finger or use a strip to test to make sure it is really Diet Coke that the waiter brought you, those readings cannot be removed from your database - and mess up your charts.

Excellent app for controlling blood sugar

I’m having a lot of problems with syncing and app hanging during sync. I also had problems with the setup with Accu Chek Guide wouldn’t find meter even when next to phone. Phone was also already paired with meter.

I have had issues with my device syncing. The Dexcom took like two days of work to get it to sync to the app with up to date info. The glucose meter was synced but now won’t sync anymore. I know it’s not the meter because other Bluetooth devices are reading it. It’s just the app. If I didn’t have to have it to share with my son’s doctors I wouldn’t waste anymore time with it.

I really like Glooko and I've found it incredibly helpful to track all of my Diabetes related information in one place easily. I like the incorporation of food, exercise, insulin and BG in one streamlined timeline. There are a few issues and hiccups I've noticed though. - There's strange behavior when I set the time on certain entries. Rather than being able to swipe a finger to spin the day, hour, and minute wheels I have to tap through them or the wheels roll back to whatever the starting point was on their own. Pretty big pain when trying to add exercise to a previous day. - I have issues with the data sharing to the Health App on my iPhone. When I tried to share BG it copied the data multiple times and in some wrong unit because none of the data was right so I turned that off. It would be nice to interface with the Health and Workout apps properly so my exercise would come over automatically on my Glooko timeline. - For inputting Custom Food it's sometimes difficult on a small screen to click behind a serving or carb number that's already entered to edit it. For me I'd rather see the field clear and let you enter new information like the units do on the insulin entry screen. - I can't get the CSV data export to work at all. Some might not need that, but I have a data background so I'd like to take my data out to do some custom analysis for trending. It's not an option on the Web version either so I'm wondering if it's broken by design? It is however my personal data so having full use/access of it is important. - It would be great if there was a way to create a Custom Food Grouping. For example I typically eat the same breakfast or lunch 3 or 4 days a week. It would be great to create a group called Normal Breakfast that rolls up the 5 foods I eat into one entry so I don't have to pick multiple items. More of a nice to have than a bug. Overall I'm impressed, originally I was skeptical of using the app, but now I find it an integral part of my management each day. I'm moving to a Dexcom this week so we'll see how that interfacing goes and then I might be pursuing an Omnipod next.

I like the app but it has not synced well with Dexcom for a while now. It seems like the app needs an update or maintenance. Or maybe it’s Dexcom that’s at fault.

I love being able to download my readings! That way my doctor and dietitian can see my progress!

I like that this app syncs with my glucose meter and fitness meter. I like the history tab where I can see my blood sugar, exercise and food in order for the day. It would be nice to see total daily carbs here like they show total daily steps taken so far. Even better if the food log would keep track of net daily carbs.

The app has a feature that adjusts the time on your meter when you upload. When I synced mine after the fall daylight saving time change, it marked my dates as 2021, with a note saying “Glooko has adjusted your meter time.” Clearly, the date is wrong. I have reached out to Glooko to fix it, and they claim it’s a problem with my meter (it’s not; I’ve gone over the data with the manufacturer). So, now my data is screwed up, Glooko says it can’t be fixed, yet it has a provider portal that doctors (like mine) use to pull blood sugar data for things like insurance claims. Oh, but it can’t be fixed. Wrong. The FDA would require a way to fix verified incorrect data (I work in medical devices myself). Not only that, but customer service has given me lip service for over a month with the conclusion that “it can’t be fixed.” Either the app is a piece of junk, or the company is. Either way, I’m investigating new tracking options with my doctor because I don’t like giving business to terrible companies.

I didn’t want to switch to this app because I had 8 months of data on another, but once I started using this app which was suggested by my Endocrinologist I realized that it was far better than the app I was using. It gives great analysis and the Bluetooth works with my meter as well as many others.

I’m using the latest iOS version of the app and my phone has the latest iOS for the phone. I’ll put in insulin injection info and the app acts like it stores it. I come back later to the app, and the data is gone! I have no faith in the app storing information and I haven’t even started using a pump. If it cannot store information I enter manually, how can I trust it will store data from a pump?!?!?

I had problems sincing my accuchek Aviva expert. I called about 7 times and they could not correct the problem. I found the problem myself. I really wish I could just scan in the bar codes for my food log. I won’t use this food log because of that. Too bad. This ap and set up is just barely ok for me.

Worst app to try and use. Don’t

I loved this app for a while, and then it stopped syncing with my G5 for over 6 months. I completely stopped using it because all the info was from a year ago :/ but now I have a G6, and there’s not an option to sync Glooko with a dexcom G6.....I really loved all the data I was getting when I first started using the app, I was hoping syncing a new transmitter would get it to work again. When will there be a G6 option?

My last doctor appointment was very disappointing. Using an Omnipod and Dexcom G6 has become more difficult because he has to refer to clarity reports and Glooko reports. Please update app for G6 support

When I downloaded this app and started signing into it I noticed a line asking for phone number but it also says optional, so I filled out other info and found it’s not optional it will not let me set up a profile without 1. Giving my phone number and 2. Agreeing to have 3rd party info sent to my phone number!! Thanks but no thanks!!!

11/1/2018. Prior to most recent update you could select a custom insulin type and dose and have it show up in your history page correctly. Now, even selecting the insulin group causes the whole app to freeze. It does this even after I‘ve reloaded the app and all the data. I don’t know how it is possible, but Glooko is getting less and less useable with every new upgrade.

Love the app- makes it so easy to see trends and adjust basal and bolus rates accordingly. I really need it to work with more exercise apps and import data from them, though. I love the Nike Run Club app and Map My Run, and would love if my data from them could be part of this. Exercise affects my blood glucose level more than anything else I’ve found, and this would help me manage my diabetes even better to see the timing and intensity of my workouts along side the info from my CGM and insulin pump. Please considering adding these!

Every time I attempt to share my report with my doctor the app crashes. Wth?!? Also I'm not sure if I'm missing something but it appears the only way to sync the omnipod is through actually connecting the omnipod to a cable and downloading/syncing with the computer. Not very convenient...why download the app at all?!?

Finally found what I was looking for! This app has completely changed my life and I cannot be more grateful for all the hard work and dedication they’ve done it to Glooko.

I already pay a fortune for medication and testing supplies. I don’t feel like paying another $60 for an app subscription.

Thank you for adding the bar code scanner. Makes life easier when we are on the run and making something quick. My grandson recently got Dexcom G6 and I was glad to see that we could link to this app as well so we can figure out how particular food trends for him.

I am thrilled the product team implemented the scanner... great job

Managing diabetes is a lot of work and this app integrates everything in an easy to use format. Integration with food databases is s huge plus. And detailed reporting makes it much easier to communicate with my doctor. Thank you!

I love seeing my pump, cgm, and step data together. Logging my meals is simple and the food library is pretty good. Love the barcode scanner!

So, seems like a nice app, but useless for those who use the Freestyle Libre CGM. App doesn’t support it, and though the developers replied quite quickly to my email about it, they put the ball into Abbott’s court. Since it’s the Libre that I use, the app is useless for me. Would have been nice to keep track of everything in one place. Oh well.

The application keeps crashing when logging into app. Worked great before new IPhone IOS update.

I love and hate this app at the same time. I love that it can integrate with Dexcom & OmniPod and you can put your information in there to see how everything works together -food, exercise, etc. What I hate about this app is that it takes forever to load and to be able to enter your information. And it’s not my Internet connection.

This was one of the first diabetes apps many years ago. I remember using it with the cable before every device had Bluetooth. Unfortunately they have not kept up. Apple Health integration is limited to capturing steps. Yup that’s it. You can send glucose readings from the app to Apple Health. Geez, it’s not like this is mainly used for glucose readings or anything. The meter companies are usually slow with tech. I expected more from Glooko.

I love Glooko as a program, but the app is only 3 stars. It really needs some fine-tuning. It’s very slow to load on my iPhone. I wish there was auto-correct on the free-text “notes.” I wish it linked with something like MyFitnessPal for calorie/carb counting and weight loss functionality. Please keep working on it, it has great potential!

Takes too long because app freezes constantly

The app is just about perfect from a diabetes management perspective, but the latest update completely destroyed the Bluetooth connectivity. Whereas the connectivity was formerly flawless, now I have to restart the app one or two times, AND shut down and restart my Contour Next One meter I order to get the reading to sync. Doesn’t seem to matter if the app is running first, or if the meter is on and ready to measure first, it will refuse to sync until the app and meter have both been restarted. Again, the connectivity piece was formerly rock solid. Please fix this ASAP. Readings have gone from a 30 second affair to 3-5 mins each to ensure the reading is captured in Glooko.

I take all of my glucose readings to my doctor every three months I show him to her and this is the way it helped me

They don’t bother telling you that you will have to buy equipment to sync your meter in order for any of this to work!!

Great Software Jfhj ghhjj ghhjj Hugh bhgffdc hhhjjm vcffffddd ghhjjhhhjh

80% of the time that I start up the Glooko app on *either* my iPhone or iPad running iOS13, I see: Downloading your data. This could tak a few minutes. Download freezes at 45%. Nothing changes for 10 minutes. I give up.

I like this app. It would be even better if 1) you could add favorites, or your own, carb food choices. 2) you could incorporate exercise in the graphs.

Refuse to use any health related that requires a login. Login means cloud. My health data on your cloud? No thanks. Just want an app to take my readings and shove them into Apple health. Is that’s so goddamn hard? If you think you need to make money then charge me for the app. Not a subscription an app charge.

The Glooko hardware was extremely useful when used in conjunction with the phone app. It unlocked the mysterious trends of my blood sugar.

Could be very useful if it would sync Omnipod data to Glooko app on the iPhone. Very disappointed that it does not.

CGM data takes forever to sync. Lots of double entries that are not correctible except by deleting and re-installing the app. Overall, useful, but far from perfect.

Barely useful to begin with. Food data base etc is much less than other apps. Trouble syncing on a regular bases. Now I haven’t been able to sync in over a month. Several emails and nothing but lame responses that are of no help. Initially getting this app I would have rated it about 3 stars but after all these issues I’m lucky to even give it one since it’s virtually useless! Currently I’m looking for another app.

Will not work with my new iPhone.

I am having so much trouble knowing that my data is received at my providers. I cannot see any screen icons to tell me I did so. Maybe it’s just me.

After weeks of sharing glucose data with Apple Health the app now shows Apple Health as an “Incompatible Device” and no longer shares data.

This app is great for diabetes management - I’ve tried the others and they don’t compare. Love the features and ability to use various meters as my insurance company seems to change which one is covered all the time. Love being able to connect with Strava for workouts and there hasn’t been a good I haven’t been able to track in this app thus far. I’m having some trouble with the share csv function which may not be popular but I like having it so if someone could help with this that’s be greatly appreciated!

Just hook up the dongle and go. Easier than getting the blood.

This app is very good. I especially like the large number of glucose monitors it syncs with and the reports you can print. However it has short comings: the food database is limited, so many meals you have to enter by hand. This could easily be solved by better integration with the apple health app which syncs with many fitness and dietary apps. This brings up the other shortcoming, it only syncs with the apple activity section of the apple health app. It does not share the glucose information or any of the nutrition info that you enter. This could be a 5 star app with better syncing with the apple health app.

The home s

Pros: -Easy to read graphs. -Easy to enter information quickly without extra clicks. -Excellent reports on website. Allows entry of custom medications such as Symlin, GLP-1, etc. -Data export feature (however this could be better; I have to select the email option and then grab the file from an email rather than export directly). -Pleasing color scheme. -Reminders for medication -Displays average BG and insulin over various periods of time. -Syncs with Strava for exercise data! -Fast load without the extra useless eye candy of other diabetes management apps. Cons: -Does not write to Apple Health unless you have a CGM. For finger stick people, neither glucose nor insulin injections export to Apple Health. -Does not import food data from 3rd party apps. PLEASE PLEASE add this! This will bump to 5 stars! Either a sync with Cronometer or a read from Apple Health will do (Cronometer writes carbs, protein, and fat to Apple health). If you read carbs, fat, or protein from Apple Health, then effectively you have added sync from other popular food trackers such as myfitnesspal. -Export of CSV only vía email is a bit klunky, though it works. -Cannot remove bad data. If you have sugar on your finger or use a strip to test to make sure it is really Diet Coke that the waiter brought you, those readings cannot be removed from your database - and mess up your charts.

Excellent app for controlling blood sugar

I’m having a lot of problems with syncing and app hanging during sync. I also had problems with the setup with Accu Chek Guide wouldn’t find meter even when next to phone. Phone was also already paired with meter.

I have had issues with my device syncing. The Dexcom took like two days of work to get it to sync to the app with up to date info. The glucose meter was synced but now won’t sync anymore. I know it’s not the meter because other Bluetooth devices are reading it. It’s just the app. If I didn’t have to have it to share with my son’s doctors I wouldn’t waste anymore time with it.

I really like Glooko and I've found it incredibly helpful to track all of my Diabetes related information in one place easily. I like the incorporation of food, exercise, insulin and BG in one streamlined timeline. There are a few issues and hiccups I've noticed though. - There's strange behavior when I set the time on certain entries. Rather than being able to swipe a finger to spin the day, hour, and minute wheels I have to tap through them or the wheels roll back to whatever the starting point was on their own. Pretty big pain when trying to add exercise to a previous day. - I have issues with the data sharing to the Health App on my iPhone. When I tried to share BG it copied the data multiple times and in some wrong unit because none of the data was right so I turned that off. It would be nice to interface with the Health and Workout apps properly so my exercise would come over automatically on my Glooko timeline. - For inputting Custom Food it's sometimes difficult on a small screen to click behind a serving or carb number that's already entered to edit it. For me I'd rather see the field clear and let you enter new information like the units do on the insulin entry screen. - I can't get the CSV data export to work at all. Some might not need that, but I have a data background so I'd like to take my data out to do some custom analysis for trending. It's not an option on the Web version either so I'm wondering if it's broken by design? It is however my personal data so having full use/access of it is important. - It would be great if there was a way to create a Custom Food Grouping. For example I typically eat the same breakfast or lunch 3 or 4 days a week. It would be great to create a group called Normal Breakfast that rolls up the 5 foods I eat into one entry so I don't have to pick multiple items. More of a nice to have than a bug. Overall I'm impressed, originally I was skeptical of using the app, but now I find it an integral part of my management each day. I'm moving to a Dexcom this week so we'll see how that interfacing goes and then I might be pursuing an Omnipod next.

I like the app but it has not synced well with Dexcom for a while now. It seems like the app needs an update or maintenance. Or maybe it’s Dexcom that’s at fault.

I love being able to download my readings! That way my doctor and dietitian can see my progress!

I like that this app syncs with my glucose meter and fitness meter. I like the history tab where I can see my blood sugar, exercise and food in order for the day. It would be nice to see total daily carbs here like they show total daily steps taken so far. Even better if the food log would keep track of net daily carbs.

The app has a feature that adjusts the time on your meter when you upload. When I synced mine after the fall daylight saving time change, it marked my dates as 2021, with a note saying “Glooko has adjusted your meter time.” Clearly, the date is wrong. I have reached out to Glooko to fix it, and they claim it’s a problem with my meter (it’s not; I’ve gone over the data with the manufacturer). So, now my data is screwed up, Glooko says it can’t be fixed, yet it has a provider portal that doctors (like mine) use to pull blood sugar data for things like insurance claims. Oh, but it can’t be fixed. Wrong. The FDA would require a way to fix verified incorrect data (I work in medical devices myself). Not only that, but customer service has given me lip service for over a month with the conclusion that “it can’t be fixed.” Either the app is a piece of junk, or the company is. Either way, I’m investigating new tracking options with my doctor because I don’t like giving business to terrible companies.

I didn’t want to switch to this app because I had 8 months of data on another, but once I started using this app which was suggested by my Endocrinologist I realized that it was far better than the app I was using. It gives great analysis and the Bluetooth works with my meter as well as many others.

I’m using the latest iOS version of the app and my phone has the latest iOS for the phone. I’ll put in insulin injection info and the app acts like it stores it. I come back later to the app, and the data is gone! I have no faith in the app storing information and I haven’t even started using a pump. If it cannot store information I enter manually, how can I trust it will store data from a pump?!?!?

I had problems sincing my accuchek Aviva expert. I called about 7 times and they could not correct the problem. I found the problem myself. I really wish I could just scan in the bar codes for my food log. I won’t use this food log because of that. Too bad. This ap and set up is just barely ok for me.

Worst app to try and use. Don’t

I loved this app for a while, and then it stopped syncing with my G5 for over 6 months. I completely stopped using it because all the info was from a year ago :/ but now I have a G6, and there’s not an option to sync Glooko with a dexcom G6.....I really loved all the data I was getting when I first started using the app, I was hoping syncing a new transmitter would get it to work again. When will there be a G6 option?

My last doctor appointment was very disappointing. Using an Omnipod and Dexcom G6 has become more difficult because he has to refer to clarity reports and Glooko reports. Please update app for G6 support

When I downloaded this app and started signing into it I noticed a line asking for phone number but it also says optional, so I filled out other info and found it’s not optional it will not let me set up a profile without 1. Giving my phone number and 2. Agreeing to have 3rd party info sent to my phone number!! Thanks but no thanks!!!

11/1/2018. Prior to most recent update you could select a custom insulin type and dose and have it show up in your history page correctly. Now, even selecting the insulin group causes the whole app to freeze. It does this even after I‘ve reloaded the app and all the data. I don’t know how it is possible, but Glooko is getting less and less useable with every new upgrade.

Love the app- makes it so easy to see trends and adjust basal and bolus rates accordingly. I really need it to work with more exercise apps and import data from them, though. I love the Nike Run Club app and Map My Run, and would love if my data from them could be part of this. Exercise affects my blood glucose level more than anything else I’ve found, and this would help me manage my diabetes even better to see the timing and intensity of my workouts along side the info from my CGM and insulin pump. Please considering adding these!

Every time I attempt to share my report with my doctor the app crashes. Wth?!? Also I'm not sure if I'm missing something but it appears the only way to sync the omnipod is through actually connecting the omnipod to a cable and downloading/syncing with the computer. Not very convenient...why download the app at all?!?

Finally found what I was looking for! This app has completely changed my life and I cannot be more grateful for all the hard work and dedication they’ve done it to Glooko.

I already pay a fortune for medication and testing supplies. I don’t feel like paying another $60 for an app subscription.

Thank you for adding the bar code scanner. Makes life easier when we are on the run and making something quick. My grandson recently got Dexcom G6 and I was glad to see that we could link to this app as well so we can figure out how particular food trends for him.

I am thrilled the product team implemented the scanner... great job

Managing diabetes is a lot of work and this app integrates everything in an easy to use format. Integration with food databases is s huge plus. And detailed reporting makes it much easier to communicate with my doctor. Thank you!

I love seeing my pump, cgm, and step data together. Logging my meals is simple and the food library is pretty good. Love the barcode scanner!

So, seems like a nice app, but useless for those who use the Freestyle Libre CGM. App doesn’t support it, and though the developers replied quite quickly to my email about it, they put the ball into Abbott’s court. Since it’s the Libre that I use, the app is useless for me. Would have been nice to keep track of everything in one place. Oh well.

The application keeps crashing when logging into app. Worked great before new IPhone IOS update.

I love and hate this app at the same time. I love that it can integrate with Dexcom & OmniPod and you can put your information in there to see how everything works together -food, exercise, etc. What I hate about this app is that it takes forever to load and to be able to enter your information. And it’s not my Internet connection.

This was one of the first diabetes apps many years ago. I remember using it with the cable before every device had Bluetooth. Unfortunately they have not kept up. Apple Health integration is limited to capturing steps. Yup that’s it. You can send glucose readings from the app to Apple Health. Geez, it’s not like this is mainly used for glucose readings or anything. The meter companies are usually slow with tech. I expected more from Glooko.

I love Glooko as a program, but the app is only 3 stars. It really needs some fine-tuning. It’s very slow to load on my iPhone. I wish there was auto-correct on the free-text “notes.” I wish it linked with something like MyFitnessPal for calorie/carb counting and weight loss functionality. Please keep working on it, it has great potential!

Takes too long because app freezes constantly

The app is just about perfect from a diabetes management perspective, but the latest update completely destroyed the Bluetooth connectivity. Whereas the connectivity was formerly flawless, now I have to restart the app one or two times, AND shut down and restart my Contour Next One meter I order to get the reading to sync. Doesn’t seem to matter if the app is running first, or if the meter is on and ready to measure first, it will refuse to sync until the app and meter have both been restarted. Again, the connectivity piece was formerly rock solid. Please fix this ASAP. Readings have gone from a 30 second affair to 3-5 mins each to ensure the reading is captured in Glooko.

I take all of my glucose readings to my doctor every three months I show him to her and this is the way it helped me

They don’t bother telling you that you will have to buy equipment to sync your meter in order for any of this to work!!

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80% of the time that I start up the Glooko app on *either* my iPhone or iPad running iOS13, I see: Downloading your data. This could tak a few minutes. Download freezes at 45%. Nothing changes for 10 minutes. I give up.

I like this app. It would be even better if 1) you could add favorites, or your own, carb food choices. 2) you could incorporate exercise in the graphs.

Refuse to use any health related that requires a login. Login means cloud. My health data on your cloud? No thanks. Just want an app to take my readings and shove them into Apple health. Is that’s so goddamn hard? If you think you need to make money then charge me for the app. Not a subscription an app charge.

The Glooko hardware was extremely useful when used in conjunction with the phone app. It unlocked the mysterious trends of my blood sugar.

Could be very useful if it would sync Omnipod data to Glooko app on the iPhone. Very disappointed that it does not.

CGM data takes forever to sync. Lots of double entries that are not correctible except by deleting and re-installing the app. Overall, useful, but far from perfect.

Barely useful to begin with. Food data base etc is much less than other apps. Trouble syncing on a regular bases. Now I haven’t been able to sync in over a month. Several emails and nothing but lame responses that are of no help. Initially getting this app I would have rated it about 3 stars but after all these issues I’m lucky to even give it one since it’s virtually useless! Currently I’m looking for another app.

Will not work with my new iPhone.

I am having so much trouble knowing that my data is received at my providers. I cannot see any screen icons to tell me I did so. Maybe it’s just me.

After weeks of sharing glucose data with Apple Health the app now shows Apple Health as an “Incompatible Device” and no longer shares data.

This app is great for diabetes management - I’ve tried the others and they don’t compare. Love the features and ability to use various meters as my insurance company seems to change which one is covered all the time. Love being able to connect with Strava for workouts and there hasn’t been a good I haven’t been able to track in this app thus far. I’m having some trouble with the share csv function which may not be popular but I like having it so if someone could help with this that’s be greatly appreciated!

Just hook up the dongle and go. Easier than getting the blood.

This app is very good. I especially like the large number of glucose monitors it syncs with and the reports you can print. However it has short comings: the food database is limited, so many meals you have to enter by hand. This could easily be solved by better integration with the apple health app which syncs with many fitness and dietary apps. This brings up the other shortcoming, it only syncs with the apple activity section of the apple health app. It does not share the glucose information or any of the nutrition info that you enter. This could be a 5 star app with better syncing with the apple health app.

The home s

Pros: -Easy to read graphs. -Easy to enter information quickly without extra clicks. -Excellent reports on website. Allows entry of custom medications such as Symlin, GLP-1, etc. -Data export feature (however this could be better; I have to select the email option and then grab the file from an email rather than export directly). -Pleasing color scheme. -Reminders for medication -Displays average BG and insulin over various periods of time. -Syncs with Strava for exercise data! -Fast load without the extra useless eye candy of other diabetes management apps. Cons: -Does not write to Apple Health unless you have a CGM. For finger stick people, neither glucose nor insulin injections export to Apple Health. -Does not import food data from 3rd party apps. PLEASE PLEASE add this! This will bump to 5 stars! Either a sync with Cronometer or a read from Apple Health will do (Cronometer writes carbs, protein, and fat to Apple health). If you read carbs, fat, or protein from Apple Health, then effectively you have added sync from other popular food trackers such as myfitnesspal. -Export of CSV only vía email is a bit klunky, though it works. -Cannot remove bad data. If you have sugar on your finger or use a strip to test to make sure it is really Diet Coke that the waiter brought you, those readings cannot be removed from your database - and mess up your charts.

Excellent app for controlling blood sugar

I’m having a lot of problems with syncing and app hanging during sync. I also had problems with the setup with Accu Chek Guide wouldn’t find meter even when next to phone. Phone was also already paired with meter.

I have had issues with my device syncing. The Dexcom took like two days of work to get it to sync to the app with up to date info. The glucose meter was synced but now won’t sync anymore. I know it’s not the meter because other Bluetooth devices are reading it. It’s just the app. If I didn’t have to have it to share with my son’s doctors I wouldn’t waste anymore time with it.

I really like Glooko and I've found it incredibly helpful to track all of my Diabetes related information in one place easily. I like the incorporation of food, exercise, insulin and BG in one streamlined timeline. There are a few issues and hiccups I've noticed though. - There's strange behavior when I set the time on certain entries. Rather than being able to swipe a finger to spin the day, hour, and minute wheels I have to tap through them or the wheels roll back to whatever the starting point was on their own. Pretty big pain when trying to add exercise to a previous day. - I have issues with the data sharing to the Health App on my iPhone. When I tried to share BG it copied the data multiple times and in some wrong unit because none of the data was right so I turned that off. It would be nice to interface with the Health and Workout apps properly so my exercise would come over automatically on my Glooko timeline. - For inputting Custom Food it's sometimes difficult on a small screen to click behind a serving or carb number that's already entered to edit it. For me I'd rather see the field clear and let you enter new information like the units do on the insulin entry screen. - I can't get the CSV data export to work at all. Some might not need that, but I have a data background so I'd like to take my data out to do some custom analysis for trending. It's not an option on the Web version either so I'm wondering if it's broken by design? It is however my personal data so having full use/access of it is important. - It would be great if there was a way to create a Custom Food Grouping. For example I typically eat the same breakfast or lunch 3 or 4 days a week. It would be great to create a group called Normal Breakfast that rolls up the 5 foods I eat into one entry so I don't have to pick multiple items. More of a nice to have than a bug. Overall I'm impressed, originally I was skeptical of using the app, but now I find it an integral part of my management each day. I'm moving to a Dexcom this week so we'll see how that interfacing goes and then I might be pursuing an Omnipod next.

I like the app but it has not synced well with Dexcom for a while now. It seems like the app needs an update or maintenance. Or maybe it’s Dexcom that’s at fault.

I love being able to download my readings! That way my doctor and dietitian can see my progress!

I like that this app syncs with my glucose meter and fitness meter. I like the history tab where I can see my blood sugar, exercise and food in order for the day. It would be nice to see total daily carbs here like they show total daily steps taken so far. Even better if the food log would keep track of net daily carbs.

The app has a feature that adjusts the time on your meter when you upload. When I synced mine after the fall daylight saving time change, it marked my dates as 2021, with a note saying “Glooko has adjusted your meter time.” Clearly, the date is wrong. I have reached out to Glooko to fix it, and they claim it’s a problem with my meter (it’s not; I’ve gone over the data with the manufacturer). So, now my data is screwed up, Glooko says it can’t be fixed, yet it has a provider portal that doctors (like mine) use to pull blood sugar data for things like insurance claims. Oh, but it can’t be fixed. Wrong. The FDA would require a way to fix verified incorrect data (I work in medical devices myself). Not only that, but customer service has given me lip service for over a month with the conclusion that “it can’t be fixed.” Either the app is a piece of junk, or the company is. Either way, I’m investigating new tracking options with my doctor because I don’t like giving business to terrible companies.

I didn’t want to switch to this app because I had 8 months of data on another, but once I started using this app which was suggested by my Endocrinologist I realized that it was far better than the app I was using. It gives great analysis and the Bluetooth works with my meter as well as many others.

I’m using the latest iOS version of the app and my phone has the latest iOS for the phone. I’ll put in insulin injection info and the app acts like it stores it. I come back later to the app, and the data is gone! I have no faith in the app storing information and I haven’t even started using a pump. If it cannot store information I enter manually, how can I trust it will store data from a pump?!?!?

The reports that the app produces don’t provide enough clear information for me to make pump adjustments which is why I wanted to use the app.

I had problems sincing my accuchek Aviva expert. I called about 7 times and they could not correct the problem. I found the problem myself. I really wish I could just scan in the bar codes for my food log. I won’t use this food log because of that. Too bad. This ap and set up is just barely ok for me.

Worst app to try and use. Don’t

I loved this app for a while, and then it stopped syncing with my G5 for over 6 months. I completely stopped using it because all the info was from a year ago :/ but now I have a G6, and there’s not an option to sync Glooko with a dexcom G6.....I really loved all the data I was getting when I first started using the app, I was hoping syncing a new transmitter would get it to work again. When will there be a G6 option?

My last doctor appointment was very disappointing. Using an Omnipod and Dexcom G6 has become more difficult because he has to refer to clarity reports and Glooko reports. Please update app for G6 support

When I downloaded this app and started signing into it I noticed a line asking for phone number but it also says optional, so I filled out other info and found it’s not optional it will not let me set up a profile without 1. Giving my phone number and 2. Agreeing to have 3rd party info sent to my phone number!! Thanks but no thanks!!!

11/1/2018. Prior to most recent update you could select a custom insulin type and dose and have it show up in your history page correctly. Now, even selecting the insulin group causes the whole app to freeze. It does this even after I‘ve reloaded the app and all the data. I don’t know how it is possible, but Glooko is getting less and less useable with every new upgrade.

Love the app- makes it so easy to see trends and adjust basal and bolus rates accordingly. I really need it to work with more exercise apps and import data from them, though. I love the Nike Run Club app and Map My Run, and would love if my data from them could be part of this. Exercise affects my blood glucose level more than anything else I’ve found, and this would help me manage my diabetes even better to see the timing and intensity of my workouts along side the info from my CGM and insulin pump. Please considering adding these!

Every time I attempt to share my report with my doctor the app crashes. Wth?!? Also I'm not sure if I'm missing something but it appears the only way to sync the omnipod is through actually connecting the omnipod to a cable and downloading/syncing with the computer. Not very convenient...why download the app at all?!?

Finally found what I was looking for! This app has completely changed my life and I cannot be more grateful for all the hard work and dedication they’ve done it to Glooko.

I already pay a fortune for medication and testing supplies. I don’t feel like paying another $60 for an app subscription.

Thank you for adding the bar code scanner. Makes life easier when we are on the run and making something quick. My grandson recently got Dexcom G6 and I was glad to see that we could link to this app as well so we can figure out how particular food trends for him.

I am thrilled the product team implemented the scanner... great job

Managing diabetes is a lot of work and this app integrates everything in an easy to use format. Integration with food databases is s huge plus. And detailed reporting makes it much easier to communicate with my doctor. Thank you!

I love seeing my pump, cgm, and step data together. Logging my meals is simple and the food library is pretty good. Love the barcode scanner!

So, seems like a nice app, but useless for those who use the Freestyle Libre CGM. App doesn’t support it, and though the developers replied quite quickly to my email about it, they put the ball into Abbott’s court. Since it’s the Libre that I use, the app is useless for me. Would have been nice to keep track of everything in one place. Oh well.

The application keeps crashing when logging into app. Worked great before new IPhone IOS update.

I love and hate this app at the same time. I love that it can integrate with Dexcom & OmniPod and you can put your information in there to see how everything works together -food, exercise, etc. What I hate about this app is that it takes forever to load and to be able to enter your information. And it’s not my Internet connection.

This was one of the first diabetes apps many years ago. I remember using it with the cable before every device had Bluetooth. Unfortunately they have not kept up. Apple Health integration is limited to capturing steps. Yup that’s it. You can send glucose readings from the app to Apple Health. Geez, it’s not like this is mainly used for glucose readings or anything. The meter companies are usually slow with tech. I expected more from Glooko.

I love Glooko as a program, but the app is only 3 stars. It really needs some fine-tuning. It’s very slow to load on my iPhone. I wish there was auto-correct on the free-text “notes.” I wish it linked with something like MyFitnessPal for calorie/carb counting and weight loss functionality. Please keep working on it, it has great potential!

Takes too long because app freezes constantly

The app is just about perfect from a diabetes management perspective, but the latest update completely destroyed the Bluetooth connectivity. Whereas the connectivity was formerly flawless, now I have to restart the app one or two times, AND shut down and restart my Contour Next One meter I order to get the reading to sync. Doesn’t seem to matter if the app is running first, or if the meter is on and ready to measure first, it will refuse to sync until the app and meter have both been restarted. Again, the connectivity piece was formerly rock solid. Please fix this ASAP. Readings have gone from a 30 second affair to 3-5 mins each to ensure the reading is captured in Glooko.

I take all of my glucose readings to my doctor every three months I show him to her and this is the way it helped me

They don’t bother telling you that you will have to buy equipment to sync your meter in order for any of this to work!!

Great Software Jfhj ghhjj ghhjj Hugh bhgffdc hhhjjm vcffffddd ghhjjhhhjh

80% of the time that I start up the Glooko app on *either* my iPhone or iPad running iOS13, I see: Downloading your data. This could tak a few minutes. Download freezes at 45%. Nothing changes for 10 minutes. I give up.

I like this app. It would be even better if 1) you could add favorites, or your own, carb food choices. 2) you could incorporate exercise in the graphs.

Refuse to use any health related that requires a login. Login means cloud. My health data on your cloud? No thanks. Just want an app to take my readings and shove them into Apple health. Is that’s so goddamn hard? If you think you need to make money then charge me for the app. Not a subscription an app charge.

The Glooko hardware was extremely useful when used in conjunction with the phone app. It unlocked the mysterious trends of my blood sugar.

Could be very useful if it would sync Omnipod data to Glooko app on the iPhone. Very disappointed that it does not.

CGM data takes forever to sync. Lots of double entries that are not correctible except by deleting and re-installing the app. Overall, useful, but far from perfect.

Barely useful to begin with. Food data base etc is much less than other apps. Trouble syncing on a regular bases. Now I haven’t been able to sync in over a month. Several emails and nothing but lame responses that are of no help. Initially getting this app I would have rated it about 3 stars but after all these issues I’m lucky to even give it one since it’s virtually useless! Currently I’m looking for another app.

Will not work with my new iPhone.

I am having so much trouble knowing that my data is received at my providers. I cannot see any screen icons to tell me I did so. Maybe it’s just me.

After weeks of sharing glucose data with Apple Health the app now shows Apple Health as an “Incompatible Device” and no longer shares data.

This app is great for diabetes management - I’ve tried the others and they don’t compare. Love the features and ability to use various meters as my insurance company seems to change which one is covered all the time. Love being able to connect with Strava for workouts and there hasn’t been a good I haven’t been able to track in this app thus far. I’m having some trouble with the share csv function which may not be popular but I like having it so if someone could help with this that’s be greatly appreciated!

Just hook up the dongle and go. Easier than getting the blood.

This app is very good. I especially like the large number of glucose monitors it syncs with and the reports you can print. However it has short comings: the food database is limited, so many meals you have to enter by hand. This could easily be solved by better integration with the apple health app which syncs with many fitness and dietary apps. This brings up the other shortcoming, it only syncs with the apple activity section of the apple health app. It does not share the glucose information or any of the nutrition info that you enter. This could be a 5 star app with better syncing with the apple health app.

The home s

Pros: -Easy to read graphs. -Easy to enter information quickly without extra clicks. -Excellent reports on website. Allows entry of custom medications such as Symlin, GLP-1, etc. -Data export feature (however this could be better; I have to select the email option and then grab the file from an email rather than export directly). -Pleasing color scheme. -Reminders for medication -Displays average BG and insulin over various periods of time. -Syncs with Strava for exercise data! -Fast load without the extra useless eye candy of other diabetes management apps. Cons: -Does not write to Apple Health unless you have a CGM. For finger stick people, neither glucose nor insulin injections export to Apple Health. -Does not import food data from 3rd party apps. PLEASE PLEASE add this! This will bump to 5 stars! Either a sync with Cronometer or a read from Apple Health will do (Cronometer writes carbs, protein, and fat to Apple health). If you read carbs, fat, or protein from Apple Health, then effectively you have added sync from other popular food trackers such as myfitnesspal. -Export of CSV only vía email is a bit klunky, though it works. -Cannot remove bad data. If you have sugar on your finger or use a strip to test to make sure it is really Diet Coke that the waiter brought you, those readings cannot be removed from your database - and mess up your charts.

Excellent app for controlling blood sugar

I’m having a lot of problems with syncing and app hanging during sync. I also had problems with the setup with Accu Chek Guide wouldn’t find meter even when next to phone. Phone was also already paired with meter.

I have had issues with my device syncing. The Dexcom took like two days of work to get it to sync to the app with up to date info. The glucose meter was synced but now won’t sync anymore. I know it’s not the meter because other Bluetooth devices are reading it. It’s just the app. If I didn’t have to have it to share with my son’s doctors I wouldn’t waste anymore time with it.

I really like Glooko and I've found it incredibly helpful to track all of my Diabetes related information in one place easily. I like the incorporation of food, exercise, insulin and BG in one streamlined timeline. There are a few issues and hiccups I've noticed though. - There's strange behavior when I set the time on certain entries. Rather than being able to swipe a finger to spin the day, hour, and minute wheels I have to tap through them or the wheels roll back to whatever the starting point was on their own. Pretty big pain when trying to add exercise to a previous day. - I have issues with the data sharing to the Health App on my iPhone. When I tried to share BG it copied the data multiple times and in some wrong unit because none of the data was right so I turned that off. It would be nice to interface with the Health and Workout apps properly so my exercise would come over automatically on my Glooko timeline. - For inputting Custom Food it's sometimes difficult on a small screen to click behind a serving or carb number that's already entered to edit it. For me I'd rather see the field clear and let you enter new information like the units do on the insulin entry screen. - I can't get the CSV data export to work at all. Some might not need that, but I have a data background so I'd like to take my data out to do some custom analysis for trending. It's not an option on the Web version either so I'm wondering if it's broken by design? It is however my personal data so having full use/access of it is important. - It would be great if there was a way to create a Custom Food Grouping. For example I typically eat the same breakfast or lunch 3 or 4 days a week. It would be great to create a group called Normal Breakfast that rolls up the 5 foods I eat into one entry so I don't have to pick multiple items. More of a nice to have than a bug. Overall I'm impressed, originally I was skeptical of using the app, but now I find it an integral part of my management each day. I'm moving to a Dexcom this week so we'll see how that interfacing goes and then I might be pursuing an Omnipod next.

I like the app but it has not synced well with Dexcom for a while now. It seems like the app needs an update or maintenance. Or maybe it’s Dexcom that’s at fault.

I love being able to download my readings! That way my doctor and dietitian can see my progress!

I like that this app syncs with my glucose meter and fitness meter. I like the history tab where I can see my blood sugar, exercise and food in order for the day. It would be nice to see total daily carbs here like they show total daily steps taken so far. Even better if the food log would keep track of net daily carbs.

The app has a feature that adjusts the time on your meter when you upload. When I synced mine after the fall daylight saving time change, it marked my dates as 2021, with a note saying “Glooko has adjusted your meter time.” Clearly, the date is wrong. I have reached out to Glooko to fix it, and they claim it’s a problem with my meter (it’s not; I’ve gone over the data with the manufacturer). So, now my data is screwed up, Glooko says it can’t be fixed, yet it has a provider portal that doctors (like mine) use to pull blood sugar data for things like insurance claims. Oh, but it can’t be fixed. Wrong. The FDA would require a way to fix verified incorrect data (I work in medical devices myself). Not only that, but customer service has given me lip service for over a month with the conclusion that “it can’t be fixed.” Either the app is a piece of junk, or the company is. Either way, I’m investigating new tracking options with my doctor because I don’t like giving business to terrible companies.

I didn’t want to switch to this app because I had 8 months of data on another, but once I started using this app which was suggested by my Endocrinologist I realized that it was far better than the app I was using. It gives great analysis and the Bluetooth works with my meter as well as many others.

The reports that the app produces don’t provide enough clear information for me to make pump adjustments which is why I wanted to use the app.

I had problems sincing my accuchek Aviva expert. I called about 7 times and they could not correct the problem. I found the problem myself. I really wish I could just scan in the bar codes for my food log. I won’t use this food log because of that. Too bad. This ap and set up is just barely ok for me.

Worst app to try and use. Don’t

I loved this app for a while, and then it stopped syncing with my G5 for over 6 months. I completely stopped using it because all the info was from a year ago :/ but now I have a G6, and there’s not an option to sync Glooko with a dexcom G6.....I really loved all the data I was getting when I first started using the app, I was hoping syncing a new transmitter would get it to work again. When will there be a G6 option?

My last doctor appointment was very disappointing. Using an Omnipod and Dexcom G6 has become more difficult because he has to refer to clarity reports and Glooko reports. Please update app for G6 support

When I downloaded this app and started signing into it I noticed a line asking for phone number but it also says optional, so I filled out other info and found it’s not optional it will not let me set up a profile without 1. Giving my phone number and 2. Agreeing to have 3rd party info sent to my phone number!! Thanks but no thanks!!!

11/1/2018. Prior to most recent update you could select a custom insulin type and dose and have it show up in your history page correctly. Now, even selecting the insulin group causes the whole app to freeze. It does this even after I‘ve reloaded the app and all the data. I don’t know how it is possible, but Glooko is getting less and less useable with every new upgrade.

Love the app- makes it so easy to see trends and adjust basal and bolus rates accordingly. I really need it to work with more exercise apps and import data from them, though. I love the Nike Run Club app and Map My Run, and would love if my data from them could be part of this. Exercise affects my blood glucose level more than anything else I’ve found, and this would help me manage my diabetes even better to see the timing and intensity of my workouts along side the info from my CGM and insulin pump. Please considering adding these!

Every time I attempt to share my report with my doctor the app crashes. Wth?!? Also I'm not sure if I'm missing something but it appears the only way to sync the omnipod is through actually connecting the omnipod to a cable and downloading/syncing with the computer. Not very convenient...why download the app at all?!?

Finally found what I was looking for! This app has completely changed my life and I cannot be more grateful for all the hard work and dedication they’ve done it to Glooko.

I already pay a fortune for medication and testing supplies. I don’t feel like paying another $60 for an app subscription.

Thank you for adding the bar code scanner. Makes life easier when we are on the run and making something quick. My grandson recently got Dexcom G6 and I was glad to see that we could link to this app as well so we can figure out how particular food trends for him.

I am thrilled the product team implemented the scanner... great job

Managing diabetes is a lot of work and this app integrates everything in an easy to use format. Integration with food databases is s huge plus. And detailed reporting makes it much easier to communicate with my doctor. Thank you!

I love seeing my pump, cgm, and step data together. Logging my meals is simple and the food library is pretty good. Love the barcode scanner!

So, seems like a nice app, but useless for those who use the Freestyle Libre CGM. App doesn’t support it, and though the developers replied quite quickly to my email about it, they put the ball into Abbott’s court. Since it’s the Libre that I use, the app is useless for me. Would have been nice to keep track of everything in one place. Oh well.

The application keeps crashing when logging into app. Worked great before new IPhone IOS update.

I love and hate this app at the same time. I love that it can integrate with Dexcom & OmniPod and you can put your information in there to see how everything works together -food, exercise, etc. What I hate about this app is that it takes forever to load and to be able to enter your information. And it’s not my Internet connection.

This was one of the first diabetes apps many years ago. I remember using it with the cable before every device had Bluetooth. Unfortunately they have not kept up. Apple Health integration is limited to capturing steps. Yup that’s it. You can send glucose readings from the app to Apple Health. Geez, it’s not like this is mainly used for glucose readings or anything. The meter companies are usually slow with tech. I expected more from Glooko.

I love Glooko as a program, but the app is only 3 stars. It really needs some fine-tuning. It’s very slow to load on my iPhone. I wish there was auto-correct on the free-text “notes.” I wish it linked with something like MyFitnessPal for calorie/carb counting and weight loss functionality. Please keep working on it, it has great potential!

Takes too long because app freezes constantly

The app is just about perfect from a diabetes management perspective, but the latest update completely destroyed the Bluetooth connectivity. Whereas the connectivity was formerly flawless, now I have to restart the app one or two times, AND shut down and restart my Contour Next One meter I order to get the reading to sync. Doesn’t seem to matter if the app is running first, or if the meter is on and ready to measure first, it will refuse to sync until the app and meter have both been restarted. Again, the connectivity piece was formerly rock solid. Please fix this ASAP. Readings have gone from a 30 second affair to 3-5 mins each to ensure the reading is captured in Glooko.

I take all of my glucose readings to my doctor every three months I show him to her and this is the way it helped me

They don’t bother telling you that you will have to buy equipment to sync your meter in order for any of this to work!!

Great Software Jfhj ghhjj ghhjj Hugh bhgffdc hhhjjm vcffffddd ghhjjhhhjh

80% of the time that I start up the Glooko app on *either* my iPhone or iPad running iOS13, I see: Downloading your data. This could tak a few minutes. Download freezes at 45%. Nothing changes for 10 minutes. I give up.

I like this app. It would be even better if 1) you could add favorites, or your own, carb food choices. 2) you could incorporate exercise in the graphs.

Refuse to use any health related that requires a login. Login means cloud. My health data on your cloud? No thanks. Just want an app to take my readings and shove them into Apple health. Is that’s so goddamn hard? If you think you need to make money then charge me for the app. Not a subscription an app charge.

The Glooko hardware was extremely useful when used in conjunction with the phone app. It unlocked the mysterious trends of my blood sugar.

Could be very useful if it would sync Omnipod data to Glooko app on the iPhone. Very disappointed that it does not.

CGM data takes forever to sync. Lots of double entries that are not correctible except by deleting and re-installing the app. Overall, useful, but far from perfect.

Barely useful to begin with. Food data base etc is much less than other apps. Trouble syncing on a regular bases. Now I haven’t been able to sync in over a month. Several emails and nothing but lame responses that are of no help. Initially getting this app I would have rated it about 3 stars but after all these issues I’m lucky to even give it one since it’s virtually useless! Currently I’m looking for another app.

Will not work with my new iPhone.

I am having so much trouble knowing that my data is received at my providers. I cannot see any screen icons to tell me I did so. Maybe it’s just me.

After weeks of sharing glucose data with Apple Health the app now shows Apple Health as an “Incompatible Device” and no longer shares data.

This app is great for diabetes management - I’ve tried the others and they don’t compare. Love the features and ability to use various meters as my insurance company seems to change which one is covered all the time. Love being able to connect with Strava for workouts and there hasn’t been a good I haven’t been able to track in this app thus far. I’m having some trouble with the share csv function which may not be popular but I like having it so if someone could help with this that’s be greatly appreciated!

Just hook up the dongle and go. Easier than getting the blood.

This app is very good. I especially like the large number of glucose monitors it syncs with and the reports you can print. However it has short comings: the food database is limited, so many meals you have to enter by hand. This could easily be solved by better integration with the apple health app which syncs with many fitness and dietary apps. This brings up the other shortcoming, it only syncs with the apple activity section of the apple health app. It does not share the glucose information or any of the nutrition info that you enter. This could be a 5 star app with better syncing with the apple health app.

The home s

Pros: -Easy to read graphs. -Easy to enter information quickly without extra clicks. -Excellent reports on website. Allows entry of custom medications such as Symlin, GLP-1, etc. -Data export feature (however this could be better; I have to select the email option and then grab the file from an email rather than export directly). -Pleasing color scheme. -Reminders for medication -Displays average BG and insulin over various periods of time. -Syncs with Strava for exercise data! -Fast load without the extra useless eye candy of other diabetes management apps. Cons: -Does not write to Apple Health unless you have a CGM. For finger stick people, neither glucose nor insulin injections export to Apple Health. -Does not import food data from 3rd party apps. PLEASE PLEASE add this! This will bump to 5 stars! Either a sync with Cronometer or a read from Apple Health will do (Cronometer writes carbs, protein, and fat to Apple health). If you read carbs, fat, or protein from Apple Health, then effectively you have added sync from other popular food trackers such as myfitnesspal. -Export of CSV only vía email is a bit klunky, though it works. -Cannot remove bad data. If you have sugar on your finger or use a strip to test to make sure it is really Diet Coke that the waiter brought you, those readings cannot be removed from your database - and mess up your charts.

Excellent app for controlling blood sugar

I’m having a lot of problems with syncing and app hanging during sync. I also had problems with the setup with Accu Chek Guide wouldn’t find meter even when next to phone. Phone was also already paired with meter.

I have had issues with my device syncing. The Dexcom took like two days of work to get it to sync to the app with up to date info. The glucose meter was synced but now won’t sync anymore. I know it’s not the meter because other Bluetooth devices are reading it. It’s just the app. If I didn’t have to have it to share with my son’s doctors I wouldn’t waste anymore time with it.

I really like Glooko and I've found it incredibly helpful to track all of my Diabetes related information in one place easily. I like the incorporation of food, exercise, insulin and BG in one streamlined timeline. There are a few issues and hiccups I've noticed though. - There's strange behavior when I set the time on certain entries. Rather than being able to swipe a finger to spin the day, hour, and minute wheels I have to tap through them or the wheels roll back to whatever the starting point was on their own. Pretty big pain when trying to add exercise to a previous day. - I have issues with the data sharing to the Health App on my iPhone. When I tried to share BG it copied the data multiple times and in some wrong unit because none of the data was right so I turned that off. It would be nice to interface with the Health and Workout apps properly so my exercise would come over automatically on my Glooko timeline. - For inputting Custom Food it's sometimes difficult on a small screen to click behind a serving or carb number that's already entered to edit it. For me I'd rather see the field clear and let you enter new information like the units do on the insulin entry screen. - I can't get the CSV data export to work at all. Some might not need that, but I have a data background so I'd like to take my data out to do some custom analysis for trending. It's not an option on the Web version either so I'm wondering if it's broken by design? It is however my personal data so having full use/access of it is important. - It would be great if there was a way to create a Custom Food Grouping. For example I typically eat the same breakfast or lunch 3 or 4 days a week. It would be great to create a group called Normal Breakfast that rolls up the 5 foods I eat into one entry so I don't have to pick multiple items. More of a nice to have than a bug. Overall I'm impressed, originally I was skeptical of using the app, but now I find it an integral part of my management each day. I'm moving to a Dexcom this week so we'll see how that interfacing goes and then I might be pursuing an Omnipod next.

I like the app but it has not synced well with Dexcom for a while now. It seems like the app needs an update or maintenance. Or maybe it’s Dexcom that’s at fault.

I love being able to download my readings! That way my doctor and dietitian can see my progress!

I like that this app syncs with my glucose meter and fitness meter. I like the history tab where I can see my blood sugar, exercise and food in order for the day. It would be nice to see total daily carbs here like they show total daily steps taken so far. Even better if the food log would keep track of net daily carbs.

The app has a feature that adjusts the time on your meter when you upload. When I synced mine after the fall daylight saving time change, it marked my dates as 2021, with a note saying “Glooko has adjusted your meter time.” Clearly, the date is wrong. I have reached out to Glooko to fix it, and they claim it’s a problem with my meter (it’s not; I’ve gone over the data with the manufacturer). So, now my data is screwed up, Glooko says it can’t be fixed, yet it has a provider portal that doctors (like mine) use to pull blood sugar data for things like insurance claims. Oh, but it can’t be fixed. Wrong. The FDA would require a way to fix verified incorrect data (I work in medical devices myself). Not only that, but customer service has given me lip service for over a month with the conclusion that “it can’t be fixed.” Either the app is a piece of junk, or the company is. Either way, I’m investigating new tracking options with my doctor because I don’t like giving business to terrible companies.

I didn’t want to switch to this app because I had 8 months of data on another, but once I started using this app which was suggested by my Endocrinologist I realized that it was far better than the app I was using. It gives great analysis and the Bluetooth works with my meter as well as many others.

Oh my word at changes. I did use it ALL time. The changes are unmanageable for me. Old app: I could log combination of foods for my meal and easily get total carbs. Adding notes was so easy and I could attach the notes to meal or to insulin taken Changing quantities was simple. For example from cup to 1/2 cup and it would calculated and adjust the nutritional info. I keep good records for my doctor. Only thing I would have suggested on old app was adding pic of meal plate like on lost-it and organizing custom foods in alpha order. BUT now, the NEW ApP: I cant change quantities on some items , have to add carbs up for meal manually, cannot connect notes to insulin or meal, lost most of my custom foods I had set up. Totally flustrating. Will be searching for a new app. Disappointed, Patricia Dodd Cell 870-500-8506

Useless until G6 support is added.

The reports that the app produces don’t provide enough clear information for me to make pump adjustments which is why I wanted to use the app.

I had problems sincing my accuchek Aviva expert. I called about 7 times and they could not correct the problem. I found the problem myself. I really wish I could just scan in the bar codes for my food log. I won’t use this food log because of that. Too bad. This ap and set up is just barely ok for me.

Worst app to try and use. Don’t

I loved this app for a while, and then it stopped syncing with my G5 for over 6 months. I completely stopped using it because all the info was from a year ago :/ but now I have a G6, and there’s not an option to sync Glooko with a dexcom G6.....I really loved all the data I was getting when I first started using the app, I was hoping syncing a new transmitter would get it to work again. When will there be a G6 option?

My last doctor appointment was very disappointing. Using an Omnipod and Dexcom G6 has become more difficult because he has to refer to clarity reports and Glooko reports. Please update app for G6 support

When I downloaded this app and started signing into it I noticed a line asking for phone number but it also says optional, so I filled out other info and found it’s not optional it will not let me set up a profile without 1. Giving my phone number and 2. Agreeing to have 3rd party info sent to my phone number!! Thanks but no thanks!!!

11/1/2018. Prior to most recent update you could select a custom insulin type and dose and have it show up in your history page correctly. Now, even selecting the insulin group causes the whole app to freeze. It does this even after I‘ve reloaded the app and all the data. I don’t know how it is possible, but Glooko is getting less and less useable with every new upgrade.

Love the app- makes it so easy to see trends and adjust basal and bolus rates accordingly. I really need it to work with more exercise apps and import data from them, though. I love the Nike Run Club app and Map My Run, and would love if my data from them could be part of this. Exercise affects my blood glucose level more than anything else I’ve found, and this would help me manage my diabetes even better to see the timing and intensity of my workouts along side the info from my CGM and insulin pump. Please considering adding these!

Every time I attempt to share my report with my doctor the app crashes. Wth?!? Also I'm not sure if I'm missing something but it appears the only way to sync the omnipod is through actually connecting the omnipod to a cable and downloading/syncing with the computer. Not very convenient...why download the app at all?!?

Finally found what I was looking for! This app has completely changed my life and I cannot be more grateful for all the hard work and dedication they’ve done it to Glooko.

I already pay a fortune for medication and testing supplies. I don’t feel like paying another $60 for an app subscription.

Thank you for adding the bar code scanner. Makes life easier when we are on the run and making something quick. My grandson recently got Dexcom G6 and I was glad to see that we could link to this app as well so we can figure out how particular food trends for him.

I am thrilled the product team implemented the scanner... great job

Managing diabetes is a lot of work and this app integrates everything in an easy to use format. Integration with food databases is s huge plus. And detailed reporting makes it much easier to communicate with my doctor. Thank you!

I love seeing my pump, cgm, and step data together. Logging my meals is simple and the food library is pretty good. Love the barcode scanner!

So, seems like a nice app, but useless for those who use the Freestyle Libre CGM. App doesn’t support it, and though the developers replied quite quickly to my email about it, they put the ball into Abbott’s court. Since it’s the Libre that I use, the app is useless for me. Would have been nice to keep track of everything in one place. Oh well.

The application keeps crashing when logging into app. Worked great before new IPhone IOS update.

I love and hate this app at the same time. I love that it can integrate with Dexcom & OmniPod and you can put your information in there to see how everything works together -food, exercise, etc. What I hate about this app is that it takes forever to load and to be able to enter your information. And it’s not my Internet connection.

This was one of the first diabetes apps many years ago. I remember using it with the cable before every device had Bluetooth. Unfortunately they have not kept up. Apple Health integration is limited to capturing steps. Yup that’s it. You can send glucose readings from the app to Apple Health. Geez, it’s not like this is mainly used for glucose readings or anything. The meter companies are usually slow with tech. I expected more from Glooko.

Make a Apple Watch app. Please. Thank you. Thank you🎈

I love Glooko as a program, but the app is only 3 stars. It really needs some fine-tuning. It’s very slow to load on my iPhone. I wish there was auto-correct on the free-text “notes.” I wish it linked with something like MyFitnessPal for calorie/carb counting and weight loss functionality. Please keep working on it, it has great potential!

Takes too long because app freezes constantly

The app is just about perfect from a diabetes management perspective, but the latest update completely destroyed the Bluetooth connectivity. Whereas the connectivity was formerly flawless, now I have to restart the app one or two times, AND shut down and restart my Contour Next One meter I order to get the reading to sync. Doesn’t seem to matter if the app is running first, or if the meter is on and ready to measure first, it will refuse to sync until the app and meter have both been restarted. Again, the connectivity piece was formerly rock solid. Please fix this ASAP. Readings have gone from a 30 second affair to 3-5 mins each to ensure the reading is captured in Glooko.

I take all of my glucose readings to my doctor every three months I show him to her and this is the way it helped me

They don’t bother telling you that you will have to buy equipment to sync your meter in order for any of this to work!!

Great Software Jfhj ghhjj ghhjj Hugh bhgffdc hhhjjm vcffffddd ghhjjhhhjh

80% of the time that I start up the Glooko app on *either* my iPhone or iPad running iOS13, I see: Downloading your data. This could tak a few minutes. Download freezes at 45%. Nothing changes for 10 minutes. I give up.

I like this app. It would be even better if 1) you could add favorites, or your own, carb food choices. 2) you could incorporate exercise in the graphs.

Refuse to use any health related that requires a login. Login means cloud. My health data on your cloud? No thanks. Just want an app to take my readings and shove them into Apple health. Is that’s so goddamn hard? If you think you need to make money then charge me for the app. Not a subscription an app charge.

The Glooko hardware was extremely useful when used in conjunction with the phone app. It unlocked the mysterious trends of my blood sugar.

Could be very useful if it would sync Omnipod data to Glooko app on the iPhone. Very disappointed that it does not.

CGM data takes forever to sync. Lots of double entries that are not correctible except by deleting and re-installing the app. Overall, useful, but far from perfect.

Barely useful to begin with. Food data base etc is much less than other apps. Trouble syncing on a regular bases. Now I haven’t been able to sync in over a month. Several emails and nothing but lame responses that are of no help. Initially getting this app I would have rated it about 3 stars but after all these issues I’m lucky to even give it one since it’s virtually useless! Currently I’m looking for another app.

Will not work with my new iPhone.

I am having so much trouble knowing that my data is received at my providers. I cannot see any screen icons to tell me I did so. Maybe it’s just me.

After weeks of sharing glucose data with Apple Health the app now shows Apple Health as an “Incompatible Device” and no longer shares data.

This app is great for diabetes management - I’ve tried the others and they don’t compare. Love the features and ability to use various meters as my insurance company seems to change which one is covered all the time. Love being able to connect with Strava for workouts and there hasn’t been a good I haven’t been able to track in this app thus far. I’m having some trouble with the share csv function which may not be popular but I like having it so if someone could help with this that’s be greatly appreciated!

Just hook up the dongle and go. Easier than getting the blood.

This app is very good. I especially like the large number of glucose monitors it syncs with and the reports you can print. However it has short comings: the food database is limited, so many meals you have to enter by hand. This could easily be solved by better integration with the apple health app which syncs with many fitness and dietary apps. This brings up the other shortcoming, it only syncs with the apple activity section of the apple health app. It does not share the glucose information or any of the nutrition info that you enter. This could be a 5 star app with better syncing with the apple health app.

The home s

Pros: -Easy to read graphs. -Easy to enter information quickly without extra clicks. -Excellent reports on website. Allows entry of custom medications such as Symlin, GLP-1, etc. -Data export feature (however this could be better; I have to select the email option and then grab the file from an email rather than export directly). -Pleasing color scheme. -Reminders for medication -Displays average BG and insulin over various periods of time. -Syncs with Strava for exercise data! -Fast load without the extra useless eye candy of other diabetes management apps. Cons: -Does not write to Apple Health unless you have a CGM. For finger stick people, neither glucose nor insulin injections export to Apple Health. -Does not import food data from 3rd party apps. PLEASE PLEASE add this! This will bump to 5 stars! Either a sync with Cronometer or a read from Apple Health will do (Cronometer writes carbs, protein, and fat to Apple health). If you read carbs, fat, or protein from Apple Health, then effectively you have added sync from other popular food trackers such as myfitnesspal. -Export of CSV only vía email is a bit klunky, though it works. -Cannot remove bad data. If you have sugar on your finger or use a strip to test to make sure it is really Diet Coke that the waiter brought you, those readings cannot be removed from your database - and mess up your charts.

Excellent app for controlling blood sugar

I’m having a lot of problems with syncing and app hanging during sync. I also had problems with the setup with Accu Chek Guide wouldn’t find meter even when next to phone. Phone was also already paired with meter.

I have had issues with my device syncing. The Dexcom took like two days of work to get it to sync to the app with up to date info. The glucose meter was synced but now won’t sync anymore. I know it’s not the meter because other Bluetooth devices are reading it. It’s just the app. If I didn’t have to have it to share with my son’s doctors I wouldn’t waste anymore time with it.

I really like Glooko and I've found it incredibly helpful to track all of my Diabetes related information in one place easily. I like the incorporation of food, exercise, insulin and BG in one streamlined timeline. There are a few issues and hiccups I've noticed though. - There's strange behavior when I set the time on certain entries. Rather than being able to swipe a finger to spin the day, hour, and minute wheels I have to tap through them or the wheels roll back to whatever the starting point was on their own. Pretty big pain when trying to add exercise to a previous day. - I have issues with the data sharing to the Health App on my iPhone. When I tried to share BG it copied the data multiple times and in some wrong unit because none of the data was right so I turned that off. It would be nice to interface with the Health and Workout apps properly so my exercise would come over automatically on my Glooko timeline. - For inputting Custom Food it's sometimes difficult on a small screen to click behind a serving or carb number that's already entered to edit it. For me I'd rather see the field clear and let you enter new information like the units do on the insulin entry screen. - I can't get the CSV data export to work at all. Some might not need that, but I have a data background so I'd like to take my data out to do some custom analysis for trending. It's not an option on the Web version either so I'm wondering if it's broken by design? It is however my personal data so having full use/access of it is important. - It would be great if there was a way to create a Custom Food Grouping. For example I typically eat the same breakfast or lunch 3 or 4 days a week. It would be great to create a group called Normal Breakfast that rolls up the 5 foods I eat into one entry so I don't have to pick multiple items. More of a nice to have than a bug. Overall I'm impressed, originally I was skeptical of using the app, but now I find it an integral part of my management each day. I'm moving to a Dexcom this week so we'll see how that interfacing goes and then I might be pursuing an Omnipod next.

I like the app but it has not synced well with Dexcom for a while now. It seems like the app needs an update or maintenance. Or maybe it’s Dexcom that’s at fault.

I love being able to download my readings! That way my doctor and dietitian can see my progress!

This app was recommended by a diabetic educator!

Oh my word at changes. I did use it ALL time. The changes are unmanageable for me. Old app: I could log combination of foods for my meal and easily get total carbs. Adding notes was so easy and I could attach the notes to meal or to insulin taken Changing quantities was simple. For example from cup to 1/2 cup and it would calculated and adjust the nutritional info. I keep good records for my doctor. Only thing I would have suggested on old app was adding pic of meal plate like on lost-it and organizing custom foods in alpha order. BUT now, the NEW ApP: I cant change quantities on some items , have to add carbs up for meal manually, cannot connect notes to insulin or meal, lost most of my custom foods I had set up. Totally flustrating. Will be searching for a new app. Disappointed, Patricia Dodd Cell 870-500-8506

Useless until G6 support is added.

The reports that the app produces don’t provide enough clear information for me to make pump adjustments which is why I wanted to use the app.

I had problems sincing my accuchek Aviva expert. I called about 7 times and they could not correct the problem. I found the problem myself. I really wish I could just scan in the bar codes for my food log. I won’t use this food log because of that. Too bad. This ap and set up is just barely ok for me.

Worst app to try and use. Don’t

I loved this app for a while, and then it stopped syncing with my G5 for over 6 months. I completely stopped using it because all the info was from a year ago :/ but now I have a G6, and there’s not an option to sync Glooko with a dexcom G6.....I really loved all the data I was getting when I first started using the app, I was hoping syncing a new transmitter would get it to work again. When will there be a G6 option?

My last doctor appointment was very disappointing. Using an Omnipod and Dexcom G6 has become more difficult because he has to refer to clarity reports and Glooko reports. Please update app for G6 support

When I downloaded this app and started signing into it I noticed a line asking for phone number but it also says optional, so I filled out other info and found it’s not optional it will not let me set up a profile without 1. Giving my phone number and 2. Agreeing to have 3rd party info sent to my phone number!! Thanks but no thanks!!!

11/1/2018. Prior to most recent update you could select a custom insulin type and dose and have it show up in your history page correctly. Now, even selecting the insulin group causes the whole app to freeze. It does this even after I‘ve reloaded the app and all the data. I don’t know how it is possible, but Glooko is getting less and less useable with every new upgrade.

Love the app- makes it so easy to see trends and adjust basal and bolus rates accordingly. I really need it to work with more exercise apps and import data from them, though. I love the Nike Run Club app and Map My Run, and would love if my data from them could be part of this. Exercise affects my blood glucose level more than anything else I’ve found, and this would help me manage my diabetes even better to see the timing and intensity of my workouts along side the info from my CGM and insulin pump. Please considering adding these!

Every time I attempt to share my report with my doctor the app crashes. Wth?!? Also I'm not sure if I'm missing something but it appears the only way to sync the omnipod is through actually connecting the omnipod to a cable and downloading/syncing with the computer. Not very convenient...why download the app at all?!?

Finally found what I was looking for! This app has completely changed my life and I cannot be more grateful for all the hard work and dedication they’ve done it to Glooko.

I already pay a fortune for medication and testing supplies. I don’t feel like paying another $60 for an app subscription.

Thank you for adding the bar code scanner. Makes life easier when we are on the run and making something quick. My grandson recently got Dexcom G6 and I was glad to see that we could link to this app as well so we can figure out how particular food trends for him.

I am thrilled the product team implemented the scanner... great job

Managing diabetes is a lot of work and this app integrates everything in an easy to use format. Integration with food databases is s huge plus. And detailed reporting makes it much easier to communicate with my doctor. Thank you!

I love seeing my pump, cgm, and step data together. Logging my meals is simple and the food library is pretty good. Love the barcode scanner!

So, seems like a nice app, but useless for those who use the Freestyle Libre CGM. App doesn’t support it, and though the developers replied quite quickly to my email about it, they put the ball into Abbott’s court. Since it’s the Libre that I use, the app is useless for me. Would have been nice to keep track of everything in one place. Oh well.

The application keeps crashing when logging into app. Worked great before new IPhone IOS update.

I love and hate this app at the same time. I love that it can integrate with Dexcom & OmniPod and you can put your information in there to see how everything works together -food, exercise, etc. What I hate about this app is that it takes forever to load and to be able to enter your information. And it’s not my Internet connection.

This was one of the first diabetes apps many years ago. I remember using it with the cable before every device had Bluetooth. Unfortunately they have not kept up. Apple Health integration is limited to capturing steps. Yup that’s it. You can send glucose readings from the app to Apple Health. Geez, it’s not like this is mainly used for glucose readings or anything. The meter companies are usually slow with tech. I expected more from Glooko.

Make a Apple Watch app. Please. Thank you. Thank you🎈

I love Glooko as a program, but the app is only 3 stars. It really needs some fine-tuning. It’s very slow to load on my iPhone. I wish there was auto-correct on the free-text “notes.” I wish it linked with something like MyFitnessPal for calorie/carb counting and weight loss functionality. Please keep working on it, it has great potential!

Takes too long because app freezes constantly

The app is just about perfect from a diabetes management perspective, but the latest update completely destroyed the Bluetooth connectivity. Whereas the connectivity was formerly flawless, now I have to restart the app one or two times, AND shut down and restart my Contour Next One meter I order to get the reading to sync. Doesn’t seem to matter if the app is running first, or if the meter is on and ready to measure first, it will refuse to sync until the app and meter have both been restarted. Again, the connectivity piece was formerly rock solid. Please fix this ASAP. Readings have gone from a 30 second affair to 3-5 mins each to ensure the reading is captured in Glooko.

I take all of my glucose readings to my doctor every three months I show him to her and this is the way it helped me

They don’t bother telling you that you will have to buy equipment to sync your meter in order for any of this to work!!

Great Software Jfhj ghhjj ghhjj Hugh bhgffdc hhhjjm vcffffddd ghhjjhhhjh

80% of the time that I start up the Glooko app on *either* my iPhone or iPad running iOS13, I see: Downloading your data. This could tak a few minutes. Download freezes at 45%. Nothing changes for 10 minutes. I give up.

I like this app. It would be even better if 1) you could add favorites, or your own, carb food choices. 2) you could incorporate exercise in the graphs.

Refuse to use any health related that requires a login. Login means cloud. My health data on your cloud? No thanks. Just want an app to take my readings and shove them into Apple health. Is that’s so goddamn hard? If you think you need to make money then charge me for the app. Not a subscription an app charge.

The Glooko hardware was extremely useful when used in conjunction with the phone app. It unlocked the mysterious trends of my blood sugar.

Could be very useful if it would sync Omnipod data to Glooko app on the iPhone. Very disappointed that it does not.

CGM data takes forever to sync. Lots of double entries that are not correctible except by deleting and re-installing the app. Overall, useful, but far from perfect.

Barely useful to begin with. Food data base etc is much less than other apps. Trouble syncing on a regular bases. Now I haven’t been able to sync in over a month. Several emails and nothing but lame responses that are of no help. Initially getting this app I would have rated it about 3 stars but after all these issues I’m lucky to even give it one since it’s virtually useless! Currently I’m looking for another app.

Will not work with my new iPhone.

I am having so much trouble knowing that my data is received at my providers. I cannot see any screen icons to tell me I did so. Maybe it’s just me.

After weeks of sharing glucose data with Apple Health the app now shows Apple Health as an “Incompatible Device” and no longer shares data.

This app is great for diabetes management - I’ve tried the others and they don’t compare. Love the features and ability to use various meters as my insurance company seems to change which one is covered all the time. Love being able to connect with Strava for workouts and there hasn’t been a good I haven’t been able to track in this app thus far. I’m having some trouble with the share csv function which may not be popular but I like having it so if someone could help with this that’s be greatly appreciated!

Just hook up the dongle and go. Easier than getting the blood.

This app is very good. I especially like the large number of glucose monitors it syncs with and the reports you can print. However it has short comings: the food database is limited, so many meals you have to enter by hand. This could easily be solved by better integration with the apple health app which syncs with many fitness and dietary apps. This brings up the other shortcoming, it only syncs with the apple activity section of the apple health app. It does not share the glucose information or any of the nutrition info that you enter. This could be a 5 star app with better syncing with the apple health app.

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Pros: -Easy to read graphs. -Easy to enter information quickly without extra clicks. -Excellent reports on website. Allows entry of custom medications such as Symlin, GLP-1, etc. -Data export feature (however this could be better; I have to select the email option and then grab the file from an email rather than export directly). -Pleasing color scheme. -Reminders for medication -Displays average BG and insulin over various periods of time. -Syncs with Strava for exercise data! -Fast load without the extra useless eye candy of other diabetes management apps. Cons: -Does not write to Apple Health unless you have a CGM. For finger stick people, neither glucose nor insulin injections export to Apple Health. -Does not import food data from 3rd party apps. PLEASE PLEASE add this! This will bump to 5 stars! Either a sync with Cronometer or a read from Apple Health will do (Cronometer writes carbs, protein, and fat to Apple health). If you read carbs, fat, or protein from Apple Health, then effectively you have added sync from other popular food trackers such as myfitnesspal. -Export of CSV only vía email is a bit klunky, though it works. -Cannot remove bad data. If you have sugar on your finger or use a strip to test to make sure it is really Diet Coke that the waiter brought you, those readings cannot be removed from your database - and mess up your charts.

Excellent app for controlling blood sugar

I’m having a lot of problems with syncing and app hanging during sync. I also had problems with the setup with Accu Chek Guide wouldn’t find meter even when next to phone. Phone was also already paired with meter.

I have had issues with my device syncing. The Dexcom took like two days of work to get it to sync to the app with up to date info. The glucose meter was synced but now won’t sync anymore. I know it’s not the meter because other Bluetooth devices are reading it. It’s just the app. If I didn’t have to have it to share with my son’s doctors I wouldn’t waste anymore time with it.

I really like Glooko and I've found it incredibly helpful to track all of my Diabetes related information in one place easily. I like the incorporation of food, exercise, insulin and BG in one streamlined timeline. There are a few issues and hiccups I've noticed though. - There's strange behavior when I set the time on certain entries. Rather than being able to swipe a finger to spin the day, hour, and minute wheels I have to tap through them or the wheels roll back to whatever the starting point was on their own. Pretty big pain when trying to add exercise to a previous day. - I have issues with the data sharing to the Health App on my iPhone. When I tried to share BG it copied the data multiple times and in some wrong unit because none of the data was right so I turned that off. It would be nice to interface with the Health and Workout apps properly so my exercise would come over automatically on my Glooko timeline. - For inputting Custom Food it's sometimes difficult on a small screen to click behind a serving or carb number that's already entered to edit it. For me I'd rather see the field clear and let you enter new information like the units do on the insulin entry screen. - I can't get the CSV data export to work at all. Some might not need that, but I have a data background so I'd like to take my data out to do some custom analysis for trending. It's not an option on the Web version either so I'm wondering if it's broken by design? It is however my personal data so having full use/access of it is important. - It would be great if there was a way to create a Custom Food Grouping. For example I typically eat the same breakfast or lunch 3 or 4 days a week. It would be great to create a group called Normal Breakfast that rolls up the 5 foods I eat into one entry so I don't have to pick multiple items. More of a nice to have than a bug. Overall I'm impressed, originally I was skeptical of using the app, but now I find it an integral part of my management each day. I'm moving to a Dexcom this week so we'll see how that interfacing goes and then I might be pursuing an Omnipod next.

I like the app but it has not synced well with Dexcom for a while now. It seems like the app needs an update or maintenance. Or maybe it’s Dexcom that’s at fault.

This app was recommended by a diabetic educator!

Oh my word at changes. I did use it ALL time. The changes are unmanageable for me. Old app: I could log combination of foods for my meal and easily get total carbs. Adding notes was so easy and I could attach the notes to meal or to insulin taken Changing quantities was simple. For example from cup to 1/2 cup and it would calculated and adjust the nutritional info. I keep good records for my doctor. Only thing I would have suggested on old app was adding pic of meal plate like on lost-it and organizing custom foods in alpha order. BUT now, the NEW ApP: I cant change quantities on some items , have to add carbs up for meal manually, cannot connect notes to insulin or meal, lost most of my custom foods I had set up. Totally flustrating. Will be searching for a new app. Disappointed, Patricia Dodd Cell 870-500-8506

Useless until G6 support is added.

The reports that the app produces don’t provide enough clear information for me to make pump adjustments which is why I wanted to use the app.

I had problems sincing my accuchek Aviva expert. I called about 7 times and they could not correct the problem. I found the problem myself. I really wish I could just scan in the bar codes for my food log. I won’t use this food log because of that. Too bad. This ap and set up is just barely ok for me.

Worst app to try and use. Don’t

I loved this app for a while, and then it stopped syncing with my G5 for over 6 months. I completely stopped using it because all the info was from a year ago :/ but now I have a G6, and there’s not an option to sync Glooko with a dexcom G6.....I really loved all the data I was getting when I first started using the app, I was hoping syncing a new transmitter would get it to work again. When will there be a G6 option?

My last doctor appointment was very disappointing. Using an Omnipod and Dexcom G6 has become more difficult because he has to refer to clarity reports and Glooko reports. Please update app for G6 support

When I downloaded this app and started signing into it I noticed a line asking for phone number but it also says optional, so I filled out other info and found it’s not optional it will not let me set up a profile without 1. Giving my phone number and 2. Agreeing to have 3rd party info sent to my phone number!! Thanks but no thanks!!!

11/1/2018. Prior to most recent update you could select a custom insulin type and dose and have it show up in your history page correctly. Now, even selecting the insulin group causes the whole app to freeze. It does this even after I‘ve reloaded the app and all the data. I don’t know how it is possible, but Glooko is getting less and less useable with every new upgrade.

Love the app- makes it so easy to see trends and adjust basal and bolus rates accordingly. I really need it to work with more exercise apps and import data from them, though. I love the Nike Run Club app and Map My Run, and would love if my data from them could be part of this. Exercise affects my blood glucose level more than anything else I’ve found, and this would help me manage my diabetes even better to see the timing and intensity of my workouts along side the info from my CGM and insulin pump. Please considering adding these!

Every time I attempt to share my report with my doctor the app crashes. Wth?!? Also I'm not sure if I'm missing something but it appears the only way to sync the omnipod is through actually connecting the omnipod to a cable and downloading/syncing with the computer. Not very convenient...why download the app at all?!?

Finally found what I was looking for! This app has completely changed my life and I cannot be more grateful for all the hard work and dedication they’ve done it to Glooko.

I already pay a fortune for medication and testing supplies. I don’t feel like paying another $60 for an app subscription.

Thank you for adding the bar code scanner. Makes life easier when we are on the run and making something quick. My grandson recently got Dexcom G6 and I was glad to see that we could link to this app as well so we can figure out how particular food trends for him.

I am thrilled the product team implemented the scanner... great job

Managing diabetes is a lot of work and this app integrates everything in an easy to use format. Integration with food databases is s huge plus. And detailed reporting makes it much easier to communicate with my doctor. Thank you!

I love seeing my pump, cgm, and step data together. Logging my meals is simple and the food library is pretty good. Love the barcode scanner!

So, seems like a nice app, but useless for those who use the Freestyle Libre CGM. App doesn’t support it, and though the developers replied quite quickly to my email about it, they put the ball into Abbott’s court. Since it’s the Libre that I use, the app is useless for me. Would have been nice to keep track of everything in one place. Oh well.

The application keeps crashing when logging into app. Worked great before new IPhone IOS update.

I love and hate this app at the same time. I love that it can integrate with Dexcom & OmniPod and you can put your information in there to see how everything works together -food, exercise, etc. What I hate about this app is that it takes forever to load and to be able to enter your information. And it’s not my Internet connection.

This was one of the first diabetes apps many years ago. I remember using it with the cable before every device had Bluetooth. Unfortunately they have not kept up. Apple Health integration is limited to capturing steps. Yup that’s it. You can send glucose readings from the app to Apple Health. Geez, it’s not like this is mainly used for glucose readings or anything. The meter companies are usually slow with tech. I expected more from Glooko.

Make a Apple Watch app. Please. Thank you. Thank you🎈

I love Glooko as a program, but the app is only 3 stars. It really needs some fine-tuning. It’s very slow to load on my iPhone. I wish there was auto-correct on the free-text “notes.” I wish it linked with something like MyFitnessPal for calorie/carb counting and weight loss functionality. Please keep working on it, it has great potential!

Takes too long because app freezes constantly

The app is just about perfect from a diabetes management perspective, but the latest update completely destroyed the Bluetooth connectivity. Whereas the connectivity was formerly flawless, now I have to restart the app one or two times, AND shut down and restart my Contour Next One meter I order to get the reading to sync. Doesn’t seem to matter if the app is running first, or if the meter is on and ready to measure first, it will refuse to sync until the app and meter have both been restarted. Again, the connectivity piece was formerly rock solid. Please fix this ASAP. Readings have gone from a 30 second affair to 3-5 mins each to ensure the reading is captured in Glooko.

I take all of my glucose readings to my doctor every three months I show him to her and this is the way it helped me

They don’t bother telling you that you will have to buy equipment to sync your meter in order for any of this to work!!

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80% of the time that I start up the Glooko app on *either* my iPhone or iPad running iOS13, I see: Downloading your data. This could tak a few minutes. Download freezes at 45%. Nothing changes for 10 minutes. I give up.

I like this app. It would be even better if 1) you could add favorites, or your own, carb food choices. 2) you could incorporate exercise in the graphs.

Refuse to use any health related that requires a login. Login means cloud. My health data on your cloud? No thanks. Just want an app to take my readings and shove them into Apple health. Is that’s so goddamn hard? If you think you need to make money then charge me for the app. Not a subscription an app charge.

The Glooko hardware was extremely useful when used in conjunction with the phone app. It unlocked the mysterious trends of my blood sugar.

Could be very useful if it would sync Omnipod data to Glooko app on the iPhone. Very disappointed that it does not.

CGM data takes forever to sync. Lots of double entries that are not correctible except by deleting and re-installing the app. Overall, useful, but far from perfect.

Barely useful to begin with. Food data base etc is much less than other apps. Trouble syncing on a regular bases. Now I haven’t been able to sync in over a month. Several emails and nothing but lame responses that are of no help. Initially getting this app I would have rated it about 3 stars but after all these issues I’m lucky to even give it one since it’s virtually useless! Currently I’m looking for another app.

Will not work with my new iPhone.

I am having so much trouble knowing that my data is received at my providers. I cannot see any screen icons to tell me I did so. Maybe it’s just me.

After weeks of sharing glucose data with Apple Health the app now shows Apple Health as an “Incompatible Device” and no longer shares data.

This app is great for diabetes management - I’ve tried the others and they don’t compare. Love the features and ability to use various meters as my insurance company seems to change which one is covered all the time. Love being able to connect with Strava for workouts and there hasn’t been a good I haven’t been able to track in this app thus far. I’m having some trouble with the share csv function which may not be popular but I like having it so if someone could help with this that’s be greatly appreciated!

Just hook up the dongle and go. Easier than getting the blood.

This app is very good. I especially like the large number of glucose monitors it syncs with and the reports you can print. However it has short comings: the food database is limited, so many meals you have to enter by hand. This could easily be solved by better integration with the apple health app which syncs with many fitness and dietary apps. This brings up the other shortcoming, it only syncs with the apple activity section of the apple health app. It does not share the glucose information or any of the nutrition info that you enter. This could be a 5 star app with better syncing with the apple health app.

The home s

Pros: -Easy to read graphs. -Easy to enter information quickly without extra clicks. -Excellent reports on website. Allows entry of custom medications such as Symlin, GLP-1, etc. -Data export feature (however this could be better; I have to select the email option and then grab the file from an email rather than export directly). -Pleasing color scheme. -Reminders for medication -Displays average BG and insulin over various periods of time. -Syncs with Strava for exercise data! -Fast load without the extra useless eye candy of other diabetes management apps. Cons: -Does not write to Apple Health unless you have a CGM. For finger stick people, neither glucose nor insulin injections export to Apple Health. -Does not import food data from 3rd party apps. PLEASE PLEASE add this! This will bump to 5 stars! Either a sync with Cronometer or a read from Apple Health will do (Cronometer writes carbs, protein, and fat to Apple health). If you read carbs, fat, or protein from Apple Health, then effectively you have added sync from other popular food trackers such as myfitnesspal. -Export of CSV only vía email is a bit klunky, though it works. -Cannot remove bad data. If you have sugar on your finger or use a strip to test to make sure it is really Diet Coke that the waiter brought you, those readings cannot be removed from your database - and mess up your charts.

Excellent app for controlling blood sugar

I’m having a lot of problems with syncing and app hanging during sync. I also had problems with the setup with Accu Chek Guide wouldn’t find meter even when next to phone. Phone was also already paired with meter.

I have had issues with my device syncing. The Dexcom took like two days of work to get it to sync to the app with up to date info. The glucose meter was synced but now won’t sync anymore. I know it’s not the meter because other Bluetooth devices are reading it. It’s just the app. If I didn’t have to have it to share with my son’s doctors I wouldn’t waste anymore time with it.

I really like Glooko and I've found it incredibly helpful to track all of my Diabetes related information in one place easily. I like the incorporation of food, exercise, insulin and BG in one streamlined timeline. There are a few issues and hiccups I've noticed though. - There's strange behavior when I set the time on certain entries. Rather than being able to swipe a finger to spin the day, hour, and minute wheels I have to tap through them or the wheels roll back to whatever the starting point was on their own. Pretty big pain when trying to add exercise to a previous day. - I have issues with the data sharing to the Health App on my iPhone. When I tried to share BG it copied the data multiple times and in some wrong unit because none of the data was right so I turned that off. It would be nice to interface with the Health and Workout apps properly so my exercise would come over automatically on my Glooko timeline. - For inputting Custom Food it's sometimes difficult on a small screen to click behind a serving or carb number that's already entered to edit it. For me I'd rather see the field clear and let you enter new information like the units do on the insulin entry screen. - I can't get the CSV data export to work at all. Some might not need that, but I have a data background so I'd like to take my data out to do some custom analysis for trending. It's not an option on the Web version either so I'm wondering if it's broken by design? It is however my personal data so having full use/access of it is important. - It would be great if there was a way to create a Custom Food Grouping. For example I typically eat the same breakfast or lunch 3 or 4 days a week. It would be great to create a group called Normal Breakfast that rolls up the 5 foods I eat into one entry so I don't have to pick multiple items. More of a nice to have than a bug. Overall I'm impressed, originally I was skeptical of using the app, but now I find it an integral part of my management each day. I'm moving to a Dexcom this week so we'll see how that interfacing goes and then I might be pursuing an Omnipod next.

I like the app but it has not synced well with Dexcom for a while now. It seems like the app needs an update or maintenance. Or maybe it’s Dexcom that’s at fault.

This app was recommended by a diabetic educator!

Oh my word at changes. I did use it ALL time. The changes are unmanageable for me. Old app: I could log combination of foods for my meal and easily get total carbs. Adding notes was so easy and I could attach the notes to meal or to insulin taken Changing quantities was simple. For example from cup to 1/2 cup and it would calculated and adjust the nutritional info. I keep good records for my doctor. Only thing I would have suggested on old app was adding pic of meal plate like on lost-it and organizing custom foods in alpha order. BUT now, the NEW ApP: I cant change quantities on some items , have to add carbs up for meal manually, cannot connect notes to insulin or meal, lost most of my custom foods I had set up. Totally flustrating. Will be searching for a new app. Disappointed, Patricia Dodd Cell 870-500-8506

Useless until G6 support is added.

The reports that the app produces don’t provide enough clear information for me to make pump adjustments which is why I wanted to use the app.

I had problems sincing my accuchek Aviva expert. I called about 7 times and they could not correct the problem. I found the problem myself. I really wish I could just scan in the bar codes for my food log. I won’t use this food log because of that. Too bad. This ap and set up is just barely ok for me.

Worst app to try and use. Don’t

I loved this app for a while, and then it stopped syncing with my G5 for over 6 months. I completely stopped using it because all the info was from a year ago :/ but now I have a G6, and there’s not an option to sync Glooko with a dexcom G6.....I really loved all the data I was getting when I first started using the app, I was hoping syncing a new transmitter would get it to work again. When will there be a G6 option?

My last doctor appointment was very disappointing. Using an Omnipod and Dexcom G6 has become more difficult because he has to refer to clarity reports and Glooko reports. Please update app for G6 support

When I downloaded this app and started signing into it I noticed a line asking for phone number but it also says optional, so I filled out other info and found it’s not optional it will not let me set up a profile without 1. Giving my phone number and 2. Agreeing to have 3rd party info sent to my phone number!! Thanks but no thanks!!!

11/1/2018. Prior to most recent update you could select a custom insulin type and dose and have it show up in your history page correctly. Now, even selecting the insulin group causes the whole app to freeze. It does this even after I‘ve reloaded the app and all the data. I don’t know how it is possible, but Glooko is getting less and less useable with every new upgrade.

Love the app- makes it so easy to see trends and adjust basal and bolus rates accordingly. I really need it to work with more exercise apps and import data from them, though. I love the Nike Run Club app and Map My Run, and would love if my data from them could be part of this. Exercise affects my blood glucose level more than anything else I’ve found, and this would help me manage my diabetes even better to see the timing and intensity of my workouts along side the info from my CGM and insulin pump. Please considering adding these!

Every time I attempt to share my report with my doctor the app crashes. Wth?!? Also I'm not sure if I'm missing something but it appears the only way to sync the omnipod is through actually connecting the omnipod to a cable and downloading/syncing with the computer. Not very convenient...why download the app at all?!?

Finally found what I was looking for! This app has completely changed my life and I cannot be more grateful for all the hard work and dedication they’ve done it to Glooko.

I already pay a fortune for medication and testing supplies. I don’t feel like paying another $60 for an app subscription.

Thank you for adding the bar code scanner. Makes life easier when we are on the run and making something quick. My grandson recently got Dexcom G6 and I was glad to see that we could link to this app as well so we can figure out how particular food trends for him.

I am thrilled the product team implemented the scanner... great job

Managing diabetes is a lot of work and this app integrates everything in an easy to use format. Integration with food databases is s huge plus. And detailed reporting makes it much easier to communicate with my doctor. Thank you!

I love seeing my pump, cgm, and step data together. Logging my meals is simple and the food library is pretty good. Love the barcode scanner!

So, seems like a nice app, but useless for those who use the Freestyle Libre CGM. App doesn’t support it, and though the developers replied quite quickly to my email about it, they put the ball into Abbott’s court. Since it’s the Libre that I use, the app is useless for me. Would have been nice to keep track of everything in one place. Oh well.

The application keeps crashing when logging into app. Worked great before new IPhone IOS update.

I love and hate this app at the same time. I love that it can integrate with Dexcom & OmniPod and you can put your information in there to see how everything works together -food, exercise, etc. What I hate about this app is that it takes forever to load and to be able to enter your information. And it’s not my Internet connection.

This was one of the first diabetes apps many years ago. I remember using it with the cable before every device had Bluetooth. Unfortunately they have not kept up. Apple Health integration is limited to capturing steps. Yup that’s it. You can send glucose readings from the app to Apple Health. Geez, it’s not like this is mainly used for glucose readings or anything. The meter companies are usually slow with tech. I expected more from Glooko.

Make a Apple Watch app. Please. Thank you. Thank you🎈

I love Glooko as a program, but the app is only 3 stars. It really needs some fine-tuning. It’s very slow to load on my iPhone. I wish there was auto-correct on the free-text “notes.” I wish it linked with something like MyFitnessPal for calorie/carb counting and weight loss functionality. Please keep working on it, it has great potential!

Takes too long because app freezes constantly

The app is just about perfect from a diabetes management perspective, but the latest update completely destroyed the Bluetooth connectivity. Whereas the connectivity was formerly flawless, now I have to restart the app one or two times, AND shut down and restart my Contour Next One meter I order to get the reading to sync. Doesn’t seem to matter if the app is running first, or if the meter is on and ready to measure first, it will refuse to sync until the app and meter have both been restarted. Again, the connectivity piece was formerly rock solid. Please fix this ASAP. Readings have gone from a 30 second affair to 3-5 mins each to ensure the reading is captured in Glooko.

I take all of my glucose readings to my doctor every three months I show him to her and this is the way it helped me

They don’t bother telling you that you will have to buy equipment to sync your meter in order for any of this to work!!

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80% of the time that I start up the Glooko app on *either* my iPhone or iPad running iOS13, I see: Downloading your data. This could tak a few minutes. Download freezes at 45%. Nothing changes for 10 minutes. I give up.

I like this app. It would be even better if 1) you could add favorites, or your own, carb food choices. 2) you could incorporate exercise in the graphs.

Refuse to use any health related that requires a login. Login means cloud. My health data on your cloud? No thanks. Just want an app to take my readings and shove them into Apple health. Is that’s so goddamn hard? If you think you need to make money then charge me for the app. Not a subscription an app charge.

The Glooko hardware was extremely useful when used in conjunction with the phone app. It unlocked the mysterious trends of my blood sugar.

Could be very useful if it would sync Omnipod data to Glooko app on the iPhone. Very disappointed that it does not.

CGM data takes forever to sync. Lots of double entries that are not correctible except by deleting and re-installing the app. Overall, useful, but far from perfect.

Barely useful to begin with. Food data base etc is much less than other apps. Trouble syncing on a regular bases. Now I haven’t been able to sync in over a month. Several emails and nothing but lame responses that are of no help. Initially getting this app I would have rated it about 3 stars but after all these issues I’m lucky to even give it one since it’s virtually useless! Currently I’m looking for another app.

Will not work with my new iPhone.

I am having so much trouble knowing that my data is received at my providers. I cannot see any screen icons to tell me I did so. Maybe it’s just me.

After weeks of sharing glucose data with Apple Health the app now shows Apple Health as an “Incompatible Device” and no longer shares data.

This app is great for diabetes management - I’ve tried the others and they don’t compare. Love the features and ability to use various meters as my insurance company seems to change which one is covered all the time. Love being able to connect with Strava for workouts and there hasn’t been a good I haven’t been able to track in this app thus far. I’m having some trouble with the share csv function which may not be popular but I like having it so if someone could help with this that’s be greatly appreciated!

Just hook up the dongle and go. Easier than getting the blood.

This app is very good. I especially like the large number of glucose monitors it syncs with and the reports you can print. However it has short comings: the food database is limited, so many meals you have to enter by hand. This could easily be solved by better integration with the apple health app which syncs with many fitness and dietary apps. This brings up the other shortcoming, it only syncs with the apple activity section of the apple health app. It does not share the glucose information or any of the nutrition info that you enter. This could be a 5 star app with better syncing with the apple health app.

The home s

Pros: -Easy to read graphs. -Easy to enter information quickly without extra clicks. -Excellent reports on website. Allows entry of custom medications such as Symlin, GLP-1, etc. -Data export feature (however this could be better; I have to select the email option and then grab the file from an email rather than export directly). -Pleasing color scheme. -Reminders for medication -Displays average BG and insulin over various periods of time. -Syncs with Strava for exercise data! -Fast load without the extra useless eye candy of other diabetes management apps. Cons: -Does not write to Apple Health unless you have a CGM. For finger stick people, neither glucose nor insulin injections export to Apple Health. -Does not import food data from 3rd party apps. PLEASE PLEASE add this! This will bump to 5 stars! Either a sync with Cronometer or a read from Apple Health will do (Cronometer writes carbs, protein, and fat to Apple health). If you read carbs, fat, or protein from Apple Health, then effectively you have added sync from other popular food trackers such as myfitnesspal. -Export of CSV only vía email is a bit klunky, though it works. -Cannot remove bad data. If you have sugar on your finger or use a strip to test to make sure it is really Diet Coke that the waiter brought you, those readings cannot be removed from your database - and mess up your charts.

Excellent app for controlling blood sugar

I’m having a lot of problems with syncing and app hanging during sync. I also had problems with the setup with Accu Chek Guide wouldn’t find meter even when next to phone. Phone was also already paired with meter.

I have had issues with my device syncing. The Dexcom took like two days of work to get it to sync to the app with up to date info. The glucose meter was synced but now won’t sync anymore. I know it’s not the meter because other Bluetooth devices are reading it. It’s just the app. If I didn’t have to have it to share with my son’s doctors I wouldn’t waste anymore time with it.

I really like Glooko and I've found it incredibly helpful to track all of my Diabetes related information in one place easily. I like the incorporation of food, exercise, insulin and BG in one streamlined timeline. There are a few issues and hiccups I've noticed though. - There's strange behavior when I set the time on certain entries. Rather than being able to swipe a finger to spin the day, hour, and minute wheels I have to tap through them or the wheels roll back to whatever the starting point was on their own. Pretty big pain when trying to add exercise to a previous day. - I have issues with the data sharing to the Health App on my iPhone. When I tried to share BG it copied the data multiple times and in some wrong unit because none of the data was right so I turned that off. It would be nice to interface with the Health and Workout apps properly so my exercise would come over automatically on my Glooko timeline. - For inputting Custom Food it's sometimes difficult on a small screen to click behind a serving or carb number that's already entered to edit it. For me I'd rather see the field clear and let you enter new information like the units do on the insulin entry screen. - I can't get the CSV data export to work at all. Some might not need that, but I have a data background so I'd like to take my data out to do some custom analysis for trending. It's not an option on the Web version either so I'm wondering if it's broken by design? It is however my personal data so having full use/access of it is important. - It would be great if there was a way to create a Custom Food Grouping. For example I typically eat the same breakfast or lunch 3 or 4 days a week. It would be great to create a group called Normal Breakfast that rolls up the 5 foods I eat into one entry so I don't have to pick multiple items. More of a nice to have than a bug. Overall I'm impressed, originally I was skeptical of using the app, but now I find it an integral part of my management each day. I'm moving to a Dexcom this week so we'll see how that interfacing goes and then I might be pursuing an Omnipod next.

I like the app but it has not synced well with Dexcom for a while now. It seems like the app needs an update or maintenance. Or maybe it’s Dexcom that’s at fault.

This app would be very useful if it weren't for the constant errors and crashes. I've been trying to use it for two years now (as of 6/2018) and it's still awful, at least on iPhone. Sometimes it will work, but mostly it's slow as dial up and constantly crashing. Why bother producing a blood sugar tracking app if you can't make it integrate with either Dexcom or Apple Health?? What's the point??

This app was recommended by a diabetic educator!

Oh my word at changes. I did use it ALL time. The changes are unmanageable for me. Old app: I could log combination of foods for my meal and easily get total carbs. Adding notes was so easy and I could attach the notes to meal or to insulin taken Changing quantities was simple. For example from cup to 1/2 cup and it would calculated and adjust the nutritional info. I keep good records for my doctor. Only thing I would have suggested on old app was adding pic of meal plate like on lost-it and organizing custom foods in alpha order. BUT now, the NEW ApP: I cant change quantities on some items , have to add carbs up for meal manually, cannot connect notes to insulin or meal, lost most of my custom foods I had set up. Totally flustrating. Will be searching for a new app. Disappointed, Patricia Dodd Cell 870-500-8506

Useless until G6 support is added.

The reports that the app produces don’t provide enough clear information for me to make pump adjustments which is why I wanted to use the app.

I had problems sincing my accuchek Aviva expert. I called about 7 times and they could not correct the problem. I found the problem myself. I really wish I could just scan in the bar codes for my food log. I won’t use this food log because of that. Too bad. This ap and set up is just barely ok for me.

Worst app to try and use. Don’t

I loved this app for a while, and then it stopped syncing with my G5 for over 6 months. I completely stopped using it because all the info was from a year ago :/ but now I have a G6, and there’s not an option to sync Glooko with a dexcom G6.....I really loved all the data I was getting when I first started using the app, I was hoping syncing a new transmitter would get it to work again. When will there be a G6 option?

My last doctor appointment was very disappointing. Using an Omnipod and Dexcom G6 has become more difficult because he has to refer to clarity reports and Glooko reports. Please update app for G6 support

When I downloaded this app and started signing into it I noticed a line asking for phone number but it also says optional, so I filled out other info and found it’s not optional it will not let me set up a profile without 1. Giving my phone number and 2. Agreeing to have 3rd party info sent to my phone number!! Thanks but no thanks!!!

11/1/2018. Prior to most recent update you could select a custom insulin type and dose and have it show up in your history page correctly. Now, even selecting the insulin group causes the whole app to freeze. It does this even after I‘ve reloaded the app and all the data. I don’t know how it is possible, but Glooko is getting less and less useable with every new upgrade.

Love the app- makes it so easy to see trends and adjust basal and bolus rates accordingly. I really need it to work with more exercise apps and import data from them, though. I love the Nike Run Club app and Map My Run, and would love if my data from them could be part of this. Exercise affects my blood glucose level more than anything else I’ve found, and this would help me manage my diabetes even better to see the timing and intensity of my workouts along side the info from my CGM and insulin pump. Please considering adding these!

Every time I attempt to share my report with my doctor the app crashes. Wth?!? Also I'm not sure if I'm missing something but it appears the only way to sync the omnipod is through actually connecting the omnipod to a cable and downloading/syncing with the computer. Not very convenient...why download the app at all?!?

Finally found what I was looking for! This app has completely changed my life and I cannot be more grateful for all the hard work and dedication they’ve done it to Glooko.

I already pay a fortune for medication and testing supplies. I don’t feel like paying another $60 for an app subscription.

Thank you for adding the bar code scanner. Makes life easier when we are on the run and making something quick. My grandson recently got Dexcom G6 and I was glad to see that we could link to this app as well so we can figure out how particular food trends for him.

I am thrilled the product team implemented the scanner... great job

Managing diabetes is a lot of work and this app integrates everything in an easy to use format. Integration with food databases is s huge plus. And detailed reporting makes it much easier to communicate with my doctor. Thank you!

I love seeing my pump, cgm, and step data together. Logging my meals is simple and the food library is pretty good. Love the barcode scanner!

So, seems like a nice app, but useless for those who use the Freestyle Libre CGM. App doesn’t support it, and though the developers replied quite quickly to my email about it, they put the ball into Abbott’s court. Since it’s the Libre that I use, the app is useless for me. Would have been nice to keep track of everything in one place. Oh well.

The application keeps crashing when logging into app. Worked great before new IPhone IOS update.

I love and hate this app at the same time. I love that it can integrate with Dexcom & OmniPod and you can put your information in there to see how everything works together -food, exercise, etc. What I hate about this app is that it takes forever to load and to be able to enter your information. And it’s not my Internet connection.

This was one of the first diabetes apps many years ago. I remember using it with the cable before every device had Bluetooth. Unfortunately they have not kept up. Apple Health integration is limited to capturing steps. Yup that’s it. You can send glucose readings from the app to Apple Health. Geez, it’s not like this is mainly used for glucose readings or anything. The meter companies are usually slow with tech. I expected more from Glooko.

Make a Apple Watch app. Please. Thank you. Thank you🎈

I love Glooko as a program, but the app is only 3 stars. It really needs some fine-tuning. It’s very slow to load on my iPhone. I wish there was auto-correct on the free-text “notes.” I wish it linked with something like MyFitnessPal for calorie/carb counting and weight loss functionality. Please keep working on it, it has great potential!

Takes too long because app freezes constantly

The app is just about perfect from a diabetes management perspective, but the latest update completely destroyed the Bluetooth connectivity. Whereas the connectivity was formerly flawless, now I have to restart the app one or two times, AND shut down and restart my Contour Next One meter I order to get the reading to sync. Doesn’t seem to matter if the app is running first, or if the meter is on and ready to measure first, it will refuse to sync until the app and meter have both been restarted. Again, the connectivity piece was formerly rock solid. Please fix this ASAP. Readings have gone from a 30 second affair to 3-5 mins each to ensure the reading is captured in Glooko.

I take all of my glucose readings to my doctor every three months I show him to her and this is the way it helped me

They don’t bother telling you that you will have to buy equipment to sync your meter in order for any of this to work!!

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80% of the time that I start up the Glooko app on *either* my iPhone or iPad running iOS13, I see: Downloading your data. This could tak a few minutes. Download freezes at 45%. Nothing changes for 10 minutes. I give up.

I like this app. It would be even better if 1) you could add favorites, or your own, carb food choices. 2) you could incorporate exercise in the graphs.

Refuse to use any health related that requires a login. Login means cloud. My health data on your cloud? No thanks. Just want an app to take my readings and shove them into Apple health. Is that’s so goddamn hard? If you think you need to make money then charge me for the app. Not a subscription an app charge.

The Glooko hardware was extremely useful when used in conjunction with the phone app. It unlocked the mysterious trends of my blood sugar.

Could be very useful if it would sync Omnipod data to Glooko app on the iPhone. Very disappointed that it does not.

CGM data takes forever to sync. Lots of double entries that are not correctible except by deleting and re-installing the app. Overall, useful, but far from perfect.

Barely useful to begin with. Food data base etc is much less than other apps. Trouble syncing on a regular bases. Now I haven’t been able to sync in over a month. Several emails and nothing but lame responses that are of no help. Initially getting this app I would have rated it about 3 stars but after all these issues I’m lucky to even give it one since it’s virtually useless! Currently I’m looking for another app.

Will not work with my new iPhone.

I am having so much trouble knowing that my data is received at my providers. I cannot see any screen icons to tell me I did so. Maybe it’s just me.

After weeks of sharing glucose data with Apple Health the app now shows Apple Health as an “Incompatible Device” and no longer shares data.

This app is great for diabetes management - I’ve tried the others and they don’t compare. Love the features and ability to use various meters as my insurance company seems to change which one is covered all the time. Love being able to connect with Strava for workouts and there hasn’t been a good I haven’t been able to track in this app thus far. I’m having some trouble with the share csv function which may not be popular but I like having it so if someone could help with this that’s be greatly appreciated!

Just hook up the dongle and go. Easier than getting the blood.

This app is very good. I especially like the large number of glucose monitors it syncs with and the reports you can print. However it has short comings: the food database is limited, so many meals you have to enter by hand. This could easily be solved by better integration with the apple health app which syncs with many fitness and dietary apps. This brings up the other shortcoming, it only syncs with the apple activity section of the apple health app. It does not share the glucose information or any of the nutrition info that you enter. This could be a 5 star app with better syncing with the apple health app.

The home s

Pros: -Easy to read graphs. -Easy to enter information quickly without extra clicks. -Excellent reports on website. Allows entry of custom medications such as Symlin, GLP-1, etc. -Data export feature (however this could be better; I have to select the email option and then grab the file from an email rather than export directly). -Pleasing color scheme. -Reminders for medication -Displays average BG and insulin over various periods of time. -Syncs with Strava for exercise data! -Fast load without the extra useless eye candy of other diabetes management apps. Cons: -Does not write to Apple Health unless you have a CGM. For finger stick people, neither glucose nor insulin injections export to Apple Health. -Does not import food data from 3rd party apps. PLEASE PLEASE add this! This will bump to 5 stars! Either a sync with Cronometer or a read from Apple Health will do (Cronometer writes carbs, protein, and fat to Apple health). If you read carbs, fat, or protein from Apple Health, then effectively you have added sync from other popular food trackers such as myfitnesspal. -Export of CSV only vía email is a bit klunky, though it works. -Cannot remove bad data. If you have sugar on your finger or use a strip to test to make sure it is really Diet Coke that the waiter brought you, those readings cannot be removed from your database - and mess up your charts.

Excellent app for controlling blood sugar

I’m having a lot of problems with syncing and app hanging during sync. I also had problems with the setup with Accu Chek Guide wouldn’t find meter even when next to phone. Phone was also already paired with meter.

I have had issues with my device syncing. The Dexcom took like two days of work to get it to sync to the app with up to date info. The glucose meter was synced but now won’t sync anymore. I know it’s not the meter because other Bluetooth devices are reading it. It’s just the app. If I didn’t have to have it to share with my son’s doctors I wouldn’t waste anymore time with it.

I really like Glooko and I've found it incredibly helpful to track all of my Diabetes related information in one place easily. I like the incorporation of food, exercise, insulin and BG in one streamlined timeline. There are a few issues and hiccups I've noticed though. - There's strange behavior when I set the time on certain entries. Rather than being able to swipe a finger to spin the day, hour, and minute wheels I have to tap through them or the wheels roll back to whatever the starting point was on their own. Pretty big pain when trying to add exercise to a previous day. - I have issues with the data sharing to the Health App on my iPhone. When I tried to share BG it copied the data multiple times and in some wrong unit because none of the data was right so I turned that off. It would be nice to interface with the Health and Workout apps properly so my exercise would come over automatically on my Glooko timeline. - For inputting Custom Food it's sometimes difficult on a small screen to click behind a serving or carb number that's already entered to edit it. For me I'd rather see the field clear and let you enter new information like the units do on the insulin entry screen. - I can't get the CSV data export to work at all. Some might not need that, but I have a data background so I'd like to take my data out to do some custom analysis for trending. It's not an option on the Web version either so I'm wondering if it's broken by design? It is however my personal data so having full use/access of it is important. - It would be great if there was a way to create a Custom Food Grouping. For example I typically eat the same breakfast or lunch 3 or 4 days a week. It would be great to create a group called Normal Breakfast that rolls up the 5 foods I eat into one entry so I don't have to pick multiple items. More of a nice to have than a bug. Overall I'm impressed, originally I was skeptical of using the app, but now I find it an integral part of my management each day. I'm moving to a Dexcom this week so we'll see how that interfacing goes and then I might be pursuing an Omnipod next.

This app would be very useful if it weren't for the constant errors and crashes. I've been trying to use it for two years now (as of 6/2018) and it's still awful, at least on iPhone. Sometimes it will work, but mostly it's slow as dial up and constantly crashing. Why bother producing a blood sugar tracking app if you can't make it integrate with either Dexcom or Apple Health?? What's the point??

This app was recommended by a diabetic educator!

Oh my word at changes. I did use it ALL time. The changes are unmanageable for me. Old app: I could log combination of foods for my meal and easily get total carbs. Adding notes was so easy and I could attach the notes to meal or to insulin taken Changing quantities was simple. For example from cup to 1/2 cup and it would calculated and adjust the nutritional info. I keep good records for my doctor. Only thing I would have suggested on old app was adding pic of meal plate like on lost-it and organizing custom foods in alpha order. BUT now, the NEW ApP: I cant change quantities on some items , have to add carbs up for meal manually, cannot connect notes to insulin or meal, lost most of my custom foods I had set up. Totally flustrating. Will be searching for a new app. Disappointed, Patricia Dodd Cell 870-500-8506

Useless until G6 support is added.

The reports that the app produces don’t provide enough clear information for me to make pump adjustments which is why I wanted to use the app.

I had problems sincing my accuchek Aviva expert. I called about 7 times and they could not correct the problem. I found the problem myself. I really wish I could just scan in the bar codes for my food log. I won’t use this food log because of that. Too bad. This ap and set up is just barely ok for me.

Worst app to try and use. Don’t

I loved this app for a while, and then it stopped syncing with my G5 for over 6 months. I completely stopped using it because all the info was from a year ago :/ but now I have a G6, and there’s not an option to sync Glooko with a dexcom G6.....I really loved all the data I was getting when I first started using the app, I was hoping syncing a new transmitter would get it to work again. When will there be a G6 option?

My last doctor appointment was very disappointing. Using an Omnipod and Dexcom G6 has become more difficult because he has to refer to clarity reports and Glooko reports. Please update app for G6 support

When I downloaded this app and started signing into it I noticed a line asking for phone number but it also says optional, so I filled out other info and found it’s not optional it will not let me set up a profile without 1. Giving my phone number and 2. Agreeing to have 3rd party info sent to my phone number!! Thanks but no thanks!!!

11/1/2018. Prior to most recent update you could select a custom insulin type and dose and have it show up in your history page correctly. Now, even selecting the insulin group causes the whole app to freeze. It does this even after I‘ve reloaded the app and all the data. I don’t know how it is possible, but Glooko is getting less and less useable with every new upgrade.

Love the app- makes it so easy to see trends and adjust basal and bolus rates accordingly. I really need it to work with more exercise apps and import data from them, though. I love the Nike Run Club app and Map My Run, and would love if my data from them could be part of this. Exercise affects my blood glucose level more than anything else I’ve found, and this would help me manage my diabetes even better to see the timing and intensity of my workouts along side the info from my CGM and insulin pump. Please considering adding these!

Every time I attempt to share my report with my doctor the app crashes. Wth?!? Also I'm not sure if I'm missing something but it appears the only way to sync the omnipod is through actually connecting the omnipod to a cable and downloading/syncing with the computer. Not very convenient...why download the app at all?!?

Finally found what I was looking for! This app has completely changed my life and I cannot be more grateful for all the hard work and dedication they’ve done it to Glooko.

I already pay a fortune for medication and testing supplies. I don’t feel like paying another $60 for an app subscription.

Thank you for adding the bar code scanner. Makes life easier when we are on the run and making something quick. My grandson recently got Dexcom G6 and I was glad to see that we could link to this app as well so we can figure out how particular food trends for him.

I am thrilled the product team implemented the scanner... great job

Managing diabetes is a lot of work and this app integrates everything in an easy to use format. Integration with food databases is s huge plus. And detailed reporting makes it much easier to communicate with my doctor. Thank you!

I love seeing my pump, cgm, and step data together. Logging my meals is simple and the food library is pretty good. Love the barcode scanner!

So, seems like a nice app, but useless for those who use the Freestyle Libre CGM. App doesn’t support it, and though the developers replied quite quickly to my email about it, they put the ball into Abbott’s court. Since it’s the Libre that I use, the app is useless for me. Would have been nice to keep track of everything in one place. Oh well.

The application keeps crashing when logging into app. Worked great before new IPhone IOS update.

I love and hate this app at the same time. I love that it can integrate with Dexcom & OmniPod and you can put your information in there to see how everything works together -food, exercise, etc. What I hate about this app is that it takes forever to load and to be able to enter your information. And it’s not my Internet connection.

This was one of the first diabetes apps many years ago. I remember using it with the cable before every device had Bluetooth. Unfortunately they have not kept up. Apple Health integration is limited to capturing steps. Yup that’s it. You can send glucose readings from the app to Apple Health. Geez, it’s not like this is mainly used for glucose readings or anything. The meter companies are usually slow with tech. I expected more from Glooko.

Make a Apple Watch app. Please. Thank you. Thank you🎈

I love Glooko as a program, but the app is only 3 stars. It really needs some fine-tuning. It’s very slow to load on my iPhone. I wish there was auto-correct on the free-text “notes.” I wish it linked with something like MyFitnessPal for calorie/carb counting and weight loss functionality. Please keep working on it, it has great potential!

Takes too long because app freezes constantly

The app is just about perfect from a diabetes management perspective, but the latest update completely destroyed the Bluetooth connectivity. Whereas the connectivity was formerly flawless, now I have to restart the app one or two times, AND shut down and restart my Contour Next One meter I order to get the reading to sync. Doesn’t seem to matter if the app is running first, or if the meter is on and ready to measure first, it will refuse to sync until the app and meter have both been restarted. Again, the connectivity piece was formerly rock solid. Please fix this ASAP. Readings have gone from a 30 second affair to 3-5 mins each to ensure the reading is captured in Glooko.

I take all of my glucose readings to my doctor every three months I show him to her and this is the way it helped me

They don’t bother telling you that you will have to buy equipment to sync your meter in order for any of this to work!!

Great Software Jfhj ghhjj ghhjj Hugh bhgffdc hhhjjm vcffffddd ghhjjhhhjh

80% of the time that I start up the Glooko app on *either* my iPhone or iPad running iOS13, I see: Downloading your data. This could tak a few minutes. Download freezes at 45%. Nothing changes for 10 minutes. I give up.

I like this app. It would be even better if 1) you could add favorites, or your own, carb food choices. 2) you could incorporate exercise in the graphs.

Refuse to use any health related that requires a login. Login means cloud. My health data on your cloud? No thanks. Just want an app to take my readings and shove them into Apple health. Is that’s so goddamn hard? If you think you need to make money then charge me for the app. Not a subscription an app charge.

The Glooko hardware was extremely useful when used in conjunction with the phone app. It unlocked the mysterious trends of my blood sugar.

Could be very useful if it would sync Omnipod data to Glooko app on the iPhone. Very disappointed that it does not.

CGM data takes forever to sync. Lots of double entries that are not correctible except by deleting and re-installing the app. Overall, useful, but far from perfect.

Barely useful to begin with. Food data base etc is much less than other apps. Trouble syncing on a regular bases. Now I haven’t been able to sync in over a month. Several emails and nothing but lame responses that are of no help. Initially getting this app I would have rated it about 3 stars but after all these issues I’m lucky to even give it one since it’s virtually useless! Currently I’m looking for another app.

Will not work with my new iPhone.

I am having so much trouble knowing that my data is received at my providers. I cannot see any screen icons to tell me I did so. Maybe it’s just me.

After weeks of sharing glucose data with Apple Health the app now shows Apple Health as an “Incompatible Device” and no longer shares data.

This app is great for diabetes management - I’ve tried the others and they don’t compare. Love the features and ability to use various meters as my insurance company seems to change which one is covered all the time. Love being able to connect with Strava for workouts and there hasn’t been a good I haven’t been able to track in this app thus far. I’m having some trouble with the share csv function which may not be popular but I like having it so if someone could help with this that’s be greatly appreciated!

Just hook up the dongle and go. Easier than getting the blood.

This app is very good. I especially like the large number of glucose monitors it syncs with and the reports you can print. However it has short comings: the food database is limited, so many meals you have to enter by hand. This could easily be solved by better integration with the apple health app which syncs with many fitness and dietary apps. This brings up the other shortcoming, it only syncs with the apple activity section of the apple health app. It does not share the glucose information or any of the nutrition info that you enter. This could be a 5 star app with better syncing with the apple health app.

The home s

Pros: -Easy to read graphs. -Easy to enter information quickly without extra clicks. -Excellent reports on website. Allows entry of custom medications such as Symlin, GLP-1, etc. -Data export feature (however this could be better; I have to select the email option and then grab the file from an email rather than export directly). -Pleasing color scheme. -Reminders for medication -Displays average BG and insulin over various periods of time. -Syncs with Strava for exercise data! -Fast load without the extra useless eye candy of other diabetes management apps. Cons: -Does not write to Apple Health unless you have a CGM. For finger stick people, neither glucose nor insulin injections export to Apple Health. -Does not import food data from 3rd party apps. PLEASE PLEASE add this! This will bump to 5 stars! Either a sync with Cronometer or a read from Apple Health will do (Cronometer writes carbs, protein, and fat to Apple health). If you read carbs, fat, or protein from Apple Health, then effectively you have added sync from other popular food trackers such as myfitnesspal. -Export of CSV only vía email is a bit klunky, though it works. -Cannot remove bad data. If you have sugar on your finger or use a strip to test to make sure it is really Diet Coke that the waiter brought you, those readings cannot be removed from your database - and mess up your charts.

Excellent app for controlling blood sugar

I’m having a lot of problems with syncing and app hanging during sync. I also had problems with the setup with Accu Chek Guide wouldn’t find meter even when next to phone. Phone was also already paired with meter.

I have had issues with my device syncing. The Dexcom took like two days of work to get it to sync to the app with up to date info. The glucose meter was synced but now won’t sync anymore. I know it’s not the meter because other Bluetooth devices are reading it. It’s just the app. If I didn’t have to have it to share with my son’s doctors I wouldn’t waste anymore time with it.

I really like Glooko and I've found it incredibly helpful to track all of my Diabetes related information in one place easily. I like the incorporation of food, exercise, insulin and BG in one streamlined timeline. There are a few issues and hiccups I've noticed though. - There's strange behavior when I set the time on certain entries. Rather than being able to swipe a finger to spin the day, hour, and minute wheels I have to tap through them or the wheels roll back to whatever the starting point was on their own. Pretty big pain when trying to add exercise to a previous day. - I have issues with the data sharing to the Health App on my iPhone. When I tried to share BG it copied the data multiple times and in some wrong unit because none of the data was right so I turned that off. It would be nice to interface with the Health and Workout apps properly so my exercise would come over automatically on my Glooko timeline. - For inputting Custom Food it's sometimes difficult on a small screen to click behind a serving or carb number that's already entered to edit it. For me I'd rather see the field clear and let you enter new information like the units do on the insulin entry screen. - I can't get the CSV data export to work at all. Some might not need that, but I have a data background so I'd like to take my data out to do some custom analysis for trending. It's not an option on the Web version either so I'm wondering if it's broken by design? It is however my personal data so having full use/access of it is important. - It would be great if there was a way to create a Custom Food Grouping. For example I typically eat the same breakfast or lunch 3 or 4 days a week. It would be great to create a group called Normal Breakfast that rolls up the 5 foods I eat into one entry so I don't have to pick multiple items. More of a nice to have than a bug. Overall I'm impressed, originally I was skeptical of using the app, but now I find it an integral part of my management each day. I'm moving to a Dexcom this week so we'll see how that interfacing goes and then I might be pursuing an Omnipod next.

This app would be very useful if it weren't for the constant errors and crashes. I've been trying to use it for two years now (as of 6/2018) and it's still awful, at least on iPhone. Sometimes it will work, but mostly it's slow as dial up and constantly crashing. Why bother producing a blood sugar tracking app if you can't make it integrate with either Dexcom or Apple Health?? What's the point??

This app was recommended by a diabetic educator!

Oh my word at changes. I did use it ALL time. The changes are unmanageable for me. Old app: I could log combination of foods for my meal and easily get total carbs. Adding notes was so easy and I could attach the notes to meal or to insulin taken Changing quantities was simple. For example from cup to 1/2 cup and it would calculated and adjust the nutritional info. I keep good records for my doctor. Only thing I would have suggested on old app was adding pic of meal plate like on lost-it and organizing custom foods in alpha order. BUT now, the NEW ApP: I cant change quantities on some items , have to add carbs up for meal manually, cannot connect notes to insulin or meal, lost most of my custom foods I had set up. Totally flustrating. Will be searching for a new app. Disappointed, Patricia Dodd Cell 870-500-8506

Useless until G6 support is added.

The reports that the app produces don’t provide enough clear information for me to make pump adjustments which is why I wanted to use the app.

I had problems sincing my accuchek Aviva expert. I called about 7 times and they could not correct the problem. I found the problem myself. I really wish I could just scan in the bar codes for my food log. I won’t use this food log because of that. Too bad. This ap and set up is just barely ok for me.

Worst app to try and use. Don’t

I loved this app for a while, and then it stopped syncing with my G5 for over 6 months. I completely stopped using it because all the info was from a year ago :/ but now I have a G6, and there’s not an option to sync Glooko with a dexcom G6.....I really loved all the data I was getting when I first started using the app, I was hoping syncing a new transmitter would get it to work again. When will there be a G6 option?

My last doctor appointment was very disappointing. Using an Omnipod and Dexcom G6 has become more difficult because he has to refer to clarity reports and Glooko reports. Please update app for G6 support

When I downloaded this app and started signing into it I noticed a line asking for phone number but it also says optional, so I filled out other info and found it’s not optional it will not let me set up a profile without 1. Giving my phone number and 2. Agreeing to have 3rd party info sent to my phone number!! Thanks but no thanks!!!

11/1/2018. Prior to most recent update you could select a custom insulin type and dose and have it show up in your history page correctly. Now, even selecting the insulin group causes the whole app to freeze. It does this even after I‘ve reloaded the app and all the data. I don’t know how it is possible, but Glooko is getting less and less useable with every new upgrade.

Love the app- makes it so easy to see trends and adjust basal and bolus rates accordingly. I really need it to work with more exercise apps and import data from them, though. I love the Nike Run Club app and Map My Run, and would love if my data from them could be part of this. Exercise affects my blood glucose level more than anything else I’ve found, and this would help me manage my diabetes even better to see the timing and intensity of my workouts along side the info from my CGM and insulin pump. Please considering adding these!

Every time I attempt to share my report with my doctor the app crashes. Wth?!? Also I'm not sure if I'm missing something but it appears the only way to sync the omnipod is through actually connecting the omnipod to a cable and downloading/syncing with the computer. Not very convenient...why download the app at all?!?

Finally found what I was looking for! This app has completely changed my life and I cannot be more grateful for all the hard work and dedication they’ve done it to Glooko.

I already pay a fortune for medication and testing supplies. I don’t feel like paying another $60 for an app subscription.

Thank you for adding the bar code scanner. Makes life easier when we are on the run and making something quick. My grandson recently got Dexcom G6 and I was glad to see that we could link to this app as well so we can figure out how particular food trends for him.

I am thrilled the product team implemented the scanner... great job

Managing diabetes is a lot of work and this app integrates everything in an easy to use format. Integration with food databases is s huge plus. And detailed reporting makes it much easier to communicate with my doctor. Thank you!

I love seeing my pump, cgm, and step data together. Logging my meals is simple and the food library is pretty good. Love the barcode scanner!

So, seems like a nice app, but useless for those who use the Freestyle Libre CGM. App doesn’t support it, and though the developers replied quite quickly to my email about it, they put the ball into Abbott’s court. Since it’s the Libre that I use, the app is useless for me. Would have been nice to keep track of everything in one place. Oh well.

The application keeps crashing when logging into app. Worked great before new IPhone IOS update.

I love and hate this app at the same time. I love that it can integrate with Dexcom & OmniPod and you can put your information in there to see how everything works together -food, exercise, etc. What I hate about this app is that it takes forever to load and to be able to enter your information. And it’s not my Internet connection.

This was one of the first diabetes apps many years ago. I remember using it with the cable before every device had Bluetooth. Unfortunately they have not kept up. Apple Health integration is limited to capturing steps. Yup that’s it. You can send glucose readings from the app to Apple Health. Geez, it’s not like this is mainly used for glucose readings or anything. The meter companies are usually slow with tech. I expected more from Glooko.

Make a Apple Watch app. Please. Thank you. Thank you🎈

I love Glooko as a program, but the app is only 3 stars. It really needs some fine-tuning. It’s very slow to load on my iPhone. I wish there was auto-correct on the free-text “notes.” I wish it linked with something like MyFitnessPal for calorie/carb counting and weight loss functionality. Please keep working on it, it has great potential!

Takes too long because app freezes constantly

The app is just about perfect from a diabetes management perspective, but the latest update completely destroyed the Bluetooth connectivity. Whereas the connectivity was formerly flawless, now I have to restart the app one or two times, AND shut down and restart my Contour Next One meter I order to get the reading to sync. Doesn’t seem to matter if the app is running first, or if the meter is on and ready to measure first, it will refuse to sync until the app and meter have both been restarted. Again, the connectivity piece was formerly rock solid. Please fix this ASAP. Readings have gone from a 30 second affair to 3-5 mins each to ensure the reading is captured in Glooko.

I take all of my glucose readings to my doctor every three months I show him to her and this is the way it helped me

They don’t bother telling you that you will have to buy equipment to sync your meter in order for any of this to work!!

Great Software Jfhj ghhjj ghhjj Hugh bhgffdc hhhjjm vcffffddd ghhjjhhhjh

80% of the time that I start up the Glooko app on *either* my iPhone or iPad running iOS13, I see: Downloading your data. This could tak a few minutes. Download freezes at 45%. Nothing changes for 10 minutes. I give up.

I like this app. It would be even better if 1) you could add favorites, or your own, carb food choices. 2) you could incorporate exercise in the graphs.

Refuse to use any health related that requires a login. Login means cloud. My health data on your cloud? No thanks. Just want an app to take my readings and shove them into Apple health. Is that’s so goddamn hard? If you think you need to make money then charge me for the app. Not a subscription an app charge.

The Glooko hardware was extremely useful when used in conjunction with the phone app. It unlocked the mysterious trends of my blood sugar.

Could be very useful if it would sync Omnipod data to Glooko app on the iPhone. Very disappointed that it does not.

CGM data takes forever to sync. Lots of double entries that are not correctible except by deleting and re-installing the app. Overall, useful, but far from perfect.

Barely useful to begin with. Food data base etc is much less than other apps. Trouble syncing on a regular bases. Now I haven’t been able to sync in over a month. Several emails and nothing but lame responses that are of no help. Initially getting this app I would have rated it about 3 stars but after all these issues I’m lucky to even give it one since it’s virtually useless! Currently I’m looking for another app.

Will not work with my new iPhone.

I am having so much trouble knowing that my data is received at my providers. I cannot see any screen icons to tell me I did so. Maybe it’s just me.

After weeks of sharing glucose data with Apple Health the app now shows Apple Health as an “Incompatible Device” and no longer shares data.

This app is great for diabetes management - I’ve tried the others and they don’t compare. Love the features and ability to use various meters as my insurance company seems to change which one is covered all the time. Love being able to connect with Strava for workouts and there hasn’t been a good I haven’t been able to track in this app thus far. I’m having some trouble with the share csv function which may not be popular but I like having it so if someone could help with this that’s be greatly appreciated!

Just hook up the dongle and go. Easier than getting the blood.

This app is very good. I especially like the large number of glucose monitors it syncs with and the reports you can print. However it has short comings: the food database is limited, so many meals you have to enter by hand. This could easily be solved by better integration with the apple health app which syncs with many fitness and dietary apps. This brings up the other shortcoming, it only syncs with the apple activity section of the apple health app. It does not share the glucose information or any of the nutrition info that you enter. This could be a 5 star app with better syncing with the apple health app.

The home s

Pros: -Easy to read graphs. -Easy to enter information quickly without extra clicks. -Excellent reports on website. Allows entry of custom medications such as Symlin, GLP-1, etc. -Data export feature (however this could be better; I have to select the email option and then grab the file from an email rather than export directly). -Pleasing color scheme. -Reminders for medication -Displays average BG and insulin over various periods of time. -Syncs with Strava for exercise data! -Fast load without the extra useless eye candy of other diabetes management apps. Cons: -Does not write to Apple Health unless you have a CGM. For finger stick people, neither glucose nor insulin injections export to Apple Health. -Does not import food data from 3rd party apps. PLEASE PLEASE add this! This will bump to 5 stars! Either a sync with Cronometer or a read from Apple Health will do (Cronometer writes carbs, protein, and fat to Apple health). If you read carbs, fat, or protein from Apple Health, then effectively you have added sync from other popular food trackers such as myfitnesspal. -Export of CSV only vía email is a bit klunky, though it works. -Cannot remove bad data. If you have sugar on your finger or use a strip to test to make sure it is really Diet Coke that the waiter brought you, those readings cannot be removed from your database - and mess up your charts.

Excellent app for controlling blood sugar

I’m having a lot of problems with syncing and app hanging during sync. I also had problems with the setup with Accu Chek Guide wouldn’t find meter even when next to phone. Phone was also already paired with meter.

I have had issues with my device syncing. The Dexcom took like two days of work to get it to sync to the app with up to date info. The glucose meter was synced but now won’t sync anymore. I know it’s not the meter because other Bluetooth devices are reading it. It’s just the app. If I didn’t have to have it to share with my son’s doctors I wouldn’t waste anymore time with it.

I really like Glooko and I've found it incredibly helpful to track all of my Diabetes related information in one place easily. I like the incorporation of food, exercise, insulin and BG in one streamlined timeline. There are a few issues and hiccups I've noticed though. - There's strange behavior when I set the time on certain entries. Rather than being able to swipe a finger to spin the day, hour, and minute wheels I have to tap through them or the wheels roll back to whatever the starting point was on their own. Pretty big pain when trying to add exercise to a previous day. - I have issues with the data sharing to the Health App on my iPhone. When I tried to share BG it copied the data multiple times and in some wrong unit because none of the data was right so I turned that off. It would be nice to interface with the Health and Workout apps properly so my exercise would come over automatically on my Glooko timeline. - For inputting Custom Food it's sometimes difficult on a small screen to click behind a serving or carb number that's already entered to edit it. For me I'd rather see the field clear and let you enter new information like the units do on the insulin entry screen. - I can't get the CSV data export to work at all. Some might not need that, but I have a data background so I'd like to take my data out to do some custom analysis for trending. It's not an option on the Web version either so I'm wondering if it's broken by design? It is however my personal data so having full use/access of it is important. - It would be great if there was a way to create a Custom Food Grouping. For example I typically eat the same breakfast or lunch 3 or 4 days a week. It would be great to create a group called Normal Breakfast that rolls up the 5 foods I eat into one entry so I don't have to pick multiple items. More of a nice to have than a bug. Overall I'm impressed, originally I was skeptical of using the app, but now I find it an integral part of my management each day. I'm moving to a Dexcom this week so we'll see how that interfacing goes and then I might be pursuing an Omnipod next.

This app would be very useful if it weren't for the constant errors and crashes. I've been trying to use it for two years now (as of 6/2018) and it's still awful, at least on iPhone. Sometimes it will work, but mostly it's slow as dial up and constantly crashing. Why bother producing a blood sugar tracking app if you can't make it integrate with either Dexcom or Apple Health?? What's the point??

This app was recommended by a diabetic educator!

Oh my word at changes. I did use it ALL time. The changes are unmanageable for me. Old app: I could log combination of foods for my meal and easily get total carbs. Adding notes was so easy and I could attach the notes to meal or to insulin taken Changing quantities was simple. For example from cup to 1/2 cup and it would calculated and adjust the nutritional info. I keep good records for my doctor. Only thing I would have suggested on old app was adding pic of meal plate like on lost-it and organizing custom foods in alpha order. BUT now, the NEW ApP: I cant change quantities on some items , have to add carbs up for meal manually, cannot connect notes to insulin or meal, lost most of my custom foods I had set up. Totally flustrating. Will be searching for a new app. Disappointed, Patricia Dodd Cell 870-500-8506

Useless until G6 support is added.

The reports that the app produces don’t provide enough clear information for me to make pump adjustments which is why I wanted to use the app.

I had problems sincing my accuchek Aviva expert. I called about 7 times and they could not correct the problem. I found the problem myself. I really wish I could just scan in the bar codes for my food log. I won’t use this food log because of that. Too bad. This ap and set up is just barely ok for me.

Worst app to try and use. Don’t

I loved this app for a while, and then it stopped syncing with my G5 for over 6 months. I completely stopped using it because all the info was from a year ago :/ but now I have a G6, and there’s not an option to sync Glooko with a dexcom G6.....I really loved all the data I was getting when I first started using the app, I was hoping syncing a new transmitter would get it to work again. When will there be a G6 option?

My last doctor appointment was very disappointing. Using an Omnipod and Dexcom G6 has become more difficult because he has to refer to clarity reports and Glooko reports. Please update app for G6 support

When I downloaded this app and started signing into it I noticed a line asking for phone number but it also says optional, so I filled out other info and found it’s not optional it will not let me set up a profile without 1. Giving my phone number and 2. Agreeing to have 3rd party info sent to my phone number!! Thanks but no thanks!!!

11/1/2018. Prior to most recent update you could select a custom insulin type and dose and have it show up in your history page correctly. Now, even selecting the insulin group causes the whole app to freeze. It does this even after I‘ve reloaded the app and all the data. I don’t know how it is possible, but Glooko is getting less and less useable with every new upgrade.

Love the app- makes it so easy to see trends and adjust basal and bolus rates accordingly. I really need it to work with more exercise apps and import data from them, though. I love the Nike Run Club app and Map My Run, and would love if my data from them could be part of this. Exercise affects my blood glucose level more than anything else I’ve found, and this would help me manage my diabetes even better to see the timing and intensity of my workouts along side the info from my CGM and insulin pump. Please considering adding these!

Every time I attempt to share my report with my doctor the app crashes. Wth?!? Also I'm not sure if I'm missing something but it appears the only way to sync the omnipod is through actually connecting the omnipod to a cable and downloading/syncing with the computer. Not very convenient...why download the app at all?!?

Finally found what I was looking for! This app has completely changed my life and I cannot be more grateful for all the hard work and dedication they’ve done it to Glooko.

I already pay a fortune for medication and testing supplies. I don’t feel like paying another $60 for an app subscription.

Thank you for adding the bar code scanner. Makes life easier when we are on the run and making something quick. My grandson recently got Dexcom G6 and I was glad to see that we could link to this app as well so we can figure out how particular food trends for him.

I am thrilled the product team implemented the scanner... great job

Managing diabetes is a lot of work and this app integrates everything in an easy to use format. Integration with food databases is s huge plus. And detailed reporting makes it much easier to communicate with my doctor. Thank you!

I love seeing my pump, cgm, and step data together. Logging my meals is simple and the food library is pretty good. Love the barcode scanner!

So, seems like a nice app, but useless for those who use the Freestyle Libre CGM. App doesn’t support it, and though the developers replied quite quickly to my email about it, they put the ball into Abbott’s court. Since it’s the Libre that I use, the app is useless for me. Would have been nice to keep track of everything in one place. Oh well.

The application keeps crashing when logging into app. Worked great before new IPhone IOS update.

I love and hate this app at the same time. I love that it can integrate with Dexcom & OmniPod and you can put your information in there to see how everything works together -food, exercise, etc. What I hate about this app is that it takes forever to load and to be able to enter your information. And it’s not my Internet connection.

This was one of the first diabetes apps many years ago. I remember using it with the cable before every device had Bluetooth. Unfortunately they have not kept up. Apple Health integration is limited to capturing steps. Yup that’s it. You can send glucose readings from the app to Apple Health. Geez, it’s not like this is mainly used for glucose readings or anything. The meter companies are usually slow with tech. I expected more from Glooko.

Make a Apple Watch app. Please. Thank you. Thank you🎈

I love Glooko as a program, but the app is only 3 stars. It really needs some fine-tuning. It’s very slow to load on my iPhone. I wish there was auto-correct on the free-text “notes.” I wish it linked with something like MyFitnessPal for calorie/carb counting and weight loss functionality. Please keep working on it, it has great potential!

Takes too long because app freezes constantly

The app is just about perfect from a diabetes management perspective, but the latest update completely destroyed the Bluetooth connectivity. Whereas the connectivity was formerly flawless, now I have to restart the app one or two times, AND shut down and restart my Contour Next One meter I order to get the reading to sync. Doesn’t seem to matter if the app is running first, or if the meter is on and ready to measure first, it will refuse to sync until the app and meter have both been restarted. Again, the connectivity piece was formerly rock solid. Please fix this ASAP. Readings have gone from a 30 second affair to 3-5 mins each to ensure the reading is captured in Glooko.

I take all of my glucose readings to my doctor every three months I show him to her and this is the way it helped me

They don’t bother telling you that you will have to buy equipment to sync your meter in order for any of this to work!!

Great Software Jfhj ghhjj ghhjj Hugh bhgffdc hhhjjm vcffffddd ghhjjhhhjh

80% of the time that I start up the Glooko app on *either* my iPhone or iPad running iOS13, I see: Downloading your data. This could tak a few minutes. Download freezes at 45%. Nothing changes for 10 minutes. I give up.

I like this app. It would be even better if 1) you could add favorites, or your own, carb food choices. 2) you could incorporate exercise in the graphs.

Refuse to use any health related that requires a login. Login means cloud. My health data on your cloud? No thanks. Just want an app to take my readings and shove them into Apple health. Is that’s so goddamn hard? If you think you need to make money then charge me for the app. Not a subscription an app charge.

The Glooko hardware was extremely useful when used in conjunction with the phone app. It unlocked the mysterious trends of my blood sugar.

Could be very useful if it would sync Omnipod data to Glooko app on the iPhone. Very disappointed that it does not.

CGM data takes forever to sync. Lots of double entries that are not correctible except by deleting and re-installing the app. Overall, useful, but far from perfect.

Barely useful to begin with. Food data base etc is much less than other apps. Trouble syncing on a regular bases. Now I haven’t been able to sync in over a month. Several emails and nothing but lame responses that are of no help. Initially getting this app I would have rated it about 3 stars but after all these issues I’m lucky to even give it one since it’s virtually useless! Currently I’m looking for another app.

Will not work with my new iPhone.

I am having so much trouble knowing that my data is received at my providers. I cannot see any screen icons to tell me I did so. Maybe it’s just me.

After weeks of sharing glucose data with Apple Health the app now shows Apple Health as an “Incompatible Device” and no longer shares data.

This app is great for diabetes management - I’ve tried the others and they don’t compare. Love the features and ability to use various meters as my insurance company seems to change which one is covered all the time. Love being able to connect with Strava for workouts and there hasn’t been a good I haven’t been able to track in this app thus far. I’m having some trouble with the share csv function which may not be popular but I like having it so if someone could help with this that’s be greatly appreciated!

Just hook up the dongle and go. Easier than getting the blood.

This app is very good. I especially like the large number of glucose monitors it syncs with and the reports you can print. However it has short comings: the food database is limited, so many meals you have to enter by hand. This could easily be solved by better integration with the apple health app which syncs with many fitness and dietary apps. This brings up the other shortcoming, it only syncs with the apple activity section of the apple health app. It does not share the glucose information or any of the nutrition info that you enter. This could be a 5 star app with better syncing with the apple health app.

The home s

Pros: -Easy to read graphs. -Easy to enter information quickly without extra clicks. -Excellent reports on website. Allows entry of custom medications such as Symlin, GLP-1, etc. -Data export feature (however this could be better; I have to select the email option and then grab the file from an email rather than export directly). -Pleasing color scheme. -Reminders for medication -Displays average BG and insulin over various periods of time. -Syncs with Strava for exercise data! -Fast load without the extra useless eye candy of other diabetes management apps. Cons: -Does not write to Apple Health unless you have a CGM. For finger stick people, neither glucose nor insulin injections export to Apple Health. -Does not import food data from 3rd party apps. PLEASE PLEASE add this! This will bump to 5 stars! Either a sync with Cronometer or a read from Apple Health will do (Cronometer writes carbs, protein, and fat to Apple health). If you read carbs, fat, or protein from Apple Health, then effectively you have added sync from other popular food trackers such as myfitnesspal. -Export of CSV only vía email is a bit klunky, though it works. -Cannot remove bad data. If you have sugar on your finger or use a strip to test to make sure it is really Diet Coke that the waiter brought you, those readings cannot be removed from your database - and mess up your charts.

Excellent app for controlling blood sugar

I’m having a lot of problems with syncing and app hanging during sync. I also had problems with the setup with Accu Chek Guide wouldn’t find meter even when next to phone. Phone was also already paired with meter.

I have had issues with my device syncing. The Dexcom took like two days of work to get it to sync to the app with up to date info. The glucose meter was synced but now won’t sync anymore. I know it’s not the meter because other Bluetooth devices are reading it. It’s just the app. If I didn’t have to have it to share with my son’s doctors I wouldn’t waste anymore time with it.

I really like Glooko and I've found it incredibly helpful to track all of my Diabetes related information in one place easily. I like the incorporation of food, exercise, insulin and BG in one streamlined timeline. There are a few issues and hiccups I've noticed though. - There's strange behavior when I set the time on certain entries. Rather than being able to swipe a finger to spin the day, hour, and minute wheels I have to tap through them or the wheels roll back to whatever the starting point was on their own. Pretty big pain when trying to add exercise to a previous day. - I have issues with the data sharing to the Health App on my iPhone. When I tried to share BG it copied the data multiple times and in some wrong unit because none of the data was right so I turned that off. It would be nice to interface with the Health and Workout apps properly so my exercise would come over automatically on my Glooko timeline. - For inputting Custom Food it's sometimes difficult on a small screen to click behind a serving or carb number that's already entered to edit it. For me I'd rather see the field clear and let you enter new information like the units do on the insulin entry screen. - I can't get the CSV data export to work at all. Some might not need that, but I have a data background so I'd like to take my data out to do some custom analysis for trending. It's not an option on the Web version either so I'm wondering if it's broken by design? It is however my personal data so having full use/access of it is important. - It would be great if there was a way to create a Custom Food Grouping. For example I typically eat the same breakfast or lunch 3 or 4 days a week. It would be great to create a group called Normal Breakfast that rolls up the 5 foods I eat into one entry so I don't have to pick multiple items. More of a nice to have than a bug. Overall I'm impressed, originally I was skeptical of using the app, but now I find it an integral part of my management each day. I'm moving to a Dexcom this week so we'll see how that interfacing goes and then I might be pursuing an Omnipod next.

This app would be very useful if it weren't for the constant errors and crashes. I've been trying to use it for two years now (as of 6/2018) and it's still awful, at least on iPhone. Sometimes it will work, but mostly it's slow as dial up and constantly crashing. Why bother producing a blood sugar tracking app if you can't make it integrate with either Dexcom or Apple Health?? What's the point??

This app was recommended by a diabetic educator!

Oh my word at changes. I did use it ALL time. The changes are unmanageable for me. Old app: I could log combination of foods for my meal and easily get total carbs. Adding notes was so easy and I could attach the notes to meal or to insulin taken Changing quantities was simple. For example from cup to 1/2 cup and it would calculated and adjust the nutritional info. I keep good records for my doctor. Only thing I would have suggested on old app was adding pic of meal plate like on lost-it and organizing custom foods in alpha order. BUT now, the NEW ApP: I cant change quantities on some items , have to add carbs up for meal manually, cannot connect notes to insulin or meal, lost most of my custom foods I had set up. Totally flustrating. Will be searching for a new app. Disappointed, Patricia Dodd Cell 870-500-8506

Useless until G6 support is added.

The reports that the app produces don’t provide enough clear information for me to make pump adjustments which is why I wanted to use the app.

I had problems sincing my accuchek Aviva expert. I called about 7 times and they could not correct the problem. I found the problem myself. I really wish I could just scan in the bar codes for my food log. I won’t use this food log because of that. Too bad. This ap and set up is just barely ok for me.

Worst app to try and use. Don’t

I loved this app for a while, and then it stopped syncing with my G5 for over 6 months. I completely stopped using it because all the info was from a year ago :/ but now I have a G6, and there’s not an option to sync Glooko with a dexcom G6.....I really loved all the data I was getting when I first started using the app, I was hoping syncing a new transmitter would get it to work again. When will there be a G6 option?

My last doctor appointment was very disappointing. Using an Omnipod and Dexcom G6 has become more difficult because he has to refer to clarity reports and Glooko reports. Please update app for G6 support

When I downloaded this app and started signing into it I noticed a line asking for phone number but it also says optional, so I filled out other info and found it’s not optional it will not let me set up a profile without 1. Giving my phone number and 2. Agreeing to have 3rd party info sent to my phone number!! Thanks but no thanks!!!

11/1/2018. Prior to most recent update you could select a custom insulin type and dose and have it show up in your history page correctly. Now, even selecting the insulin group causes the whole app to freeze. It does this even after I‘ve reloaded the app and all the data. I don’t know how it is possible, but Glooko is getting less and less useable with every new upgrade.

Love the app- makes it so easy to see trends and adjust basal and bolus rates accordingly. I really need it to work with more exercise apps and import data from them, though. I love the Nike Run Club app and Map My Run, and would love if my data from them could be part of this. Exercise affects my blood glucose level more than anything else I’ve found, and this would help me manage my diabetes even better to see the timing and intensity of my workouts along side the info from my CGM and insulin pump. Please considering adding these!

Every time I attempt to share my report with my doctor the app crashes. Wth?!? Also I'm not sure if I'm missing something but it appears the only way to sync the omnipod is through actually connecting the omnipod to a cable and downloading/syncing with the computer. Not very convenient...why download the app at all?!?

Finally found what I was looking for! This app has completely changed my life and I cannot be more grateful for all the hard work and dedication they’ve done it to Glooko.

I already pay a fortune for medication and testing supplies. I don’t feel like paying another $60 for an app subscription.

Thank you for adding the bar code scanner. Makes life easier when we are on the run and making something quick. My grandson recently got Dexcom G6 and I was glad to see that we could link to this app as well so we can figure out how particular food trends for him.

I am thrilled the product team implemented the scanner... great job

Managing diabetes is a lot of work and this app integrates everything in an easy to use format. Integration with food databases is s huge plus. And detailed reporting makes it much easier to communicate with my doctor. Thank you!

I love seeing my pump, cgm, and step data together. Logging my meals is simple and the food library is pretty good. Love the barcode scanner!

So, seems like a nice app, but useless for those who use the Freestyle Libre CGM. App doesn’t support it, and though the developers replied quite quickly to my email about it, they put the ball into Abbott’s court. Since it’s the Libre that I use, the app is useless for me. Would have been nice to keep track of everything in one place. Oh well.

The application keeps crashing when logging into app. Worked great before new IPhone IOS update.

I love and hate this app at the same time. I love that it can integrate with Dexcom & OmniPod and you can put your information in there to see how everything works together -food, exercise, etc. What I hate about this app is that it takes forever to load and to be able to enter your information. And it’s not my Internet connection.

This was one of the first diabetes apps many years ago. I remember using it with the cable before every device had Bluetooth. Unfortunately they have not kept up. Apple Health integration is limited to capturing steps. Yup that’s it. You can send glucose readings from the app to Apple Health. Geez, it’s not like this is mainly used for glucose readings or anything. The meter companies are usually slow with tech. I expected more from Glooko.

Make a Apple Watch app. Please. Thank you. Thank you🎈

I love Glooko as a program, but the app is only 3 stars. It really needs some fine-tuning. It’s very slow to load on my iPhone. I wish there was auto-correct on the free-text “notes.” I wish it linked with something like MyFitnessPal for calorie/carb counting and weight loss functionality. Please keep working on it, it has great potential!

Takes too long because app freezes constantly

The app is just about perfect from a diabetes management perspective, but the latest update completely destroyed the Bluetooth connectivity. Whereas the connectivity was formerly flawless, now I have to restart the app one or two times, AND shut down and restart my Contour Next One meter I order to get the reading to sync. Doesn’t seem to matter if the app is running first, or if the meter is on and ready to measure first, it will refuse to sync until the app and meter have both been restarted. Again, the connectivity piece was formerly rock solid. Please fix this ASAP. Readings have gone from a 30 second affair to 3-5 mins each to ensure the reading is captured in Glooko.

I take all of my glucose readings to my doctor every three months I show him to her and this is the way it helped me

They don’t bother telling you that you will have to buy equipment to sync your meter in order for any of this to work!!

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80% of the time that I start up the Glooko app on *either* my iPhone or iPad running iOS13, I see: Downloading your data. This could tak a few minutes. Download freezes at 45%. Nothing changes for 10 minutes. I give up.

I like this app. It would be even better if 1) you could add favorites, or your own, carb food choices. 2) you could incorporate exercise in the graphs.

Refuse to use any health related that requires a login. Login means cloud. My health data on your cloud? No thanks. Just want an app to take my readings and shove them into Apple health. Is that’s so goddamn hard? If you think you need to make money then charge me for the app. Not a subscription an app charge.