
Owlet glucose widget
FloatingGlucose
Shuggah
GNU Gluco Control
Juggluco
GlycoLeap
Easy Diabetes
Multi-platform nightscout system tray glucose monitor.

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The widget will stay on top of your screen, so you don't need to keep your Nightscout site in the browser opened to see your/your relative's or kid's measurements in real-time anymore.
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FloatingGlucose is a windows program aiming to display your current bloogsugars live on your desktop.
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Shuggah is your all-in-one solution for managing diabetes effectively. Whether you’re newly diagnosed or a seasoned pro, our app provides essential tools to monitor your health, stay informed, and improve your quality of life.
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Juggluco is an app to receive glucose measurements from Abbott Freestyle Libre 2 sensors, display the value received every minute via Bluetooth and graph previous values integrated with a diabetes diary, generalizes values and has glucose alarms.
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