GlucoDialby Irwin Developments
One reading, every screen you own

Your glucose, at a glance — everywhere you look.

GlucoDial puts your FreeStyle Libre reading on a dashboard puck, your phone, your desktop and your smart home. Get in the car and it's just there.

Reads from your own LibreLinkUp account. Informational only — not a medical device, and not for treatment decisions.

The family

Four ways to keep one number in sight.

Set it up once on your phone. Every device you add shows the same live reading, in the same colours, wherever you happen to be looking.

The Puck

A round always-on display for the car or desk. Bluetooth to your phone, powers from USB, and lines up the moment you sit down.

Working

iPhone app

The hub. Signs in to LibreLinkUp, keeps your pucks updated in the background, and shows the reading itself when you glance at it.

Working

Mac & Windows

A colour-coded dot in the menu bar or system tray. Click for the value, trend and time. Same login, no extra hardware.

Working

Home Assistant

Bring the reading into your smart home — dashboards, automations, and every screen in the house.

In development
How it works

Your phone does the work. Everything else just shows it.

Sign in once

The app connects to your own LibreLinkUp account and reads your latest value — the same data Abbott's own sharing app uses.

It pushes to your devices

Over Bluetooth to a puck, or straight to your Mac and PC. No cloud of ours in the middle — your reading goes where you put it.

Glance, anywhere

Green in range, amber high, red at the edges. A desk puck can even keep itself updated over Wi-Fi when your phone isn't nearby.

Please read this before you rely on it

GlucoDial is a convenience display for glucose data you already have. It is not a medical device, has not been assessed or approved by any regulator, and must not be used to make treatment or dosing decisions.

Always confirm with your Libre sensor, reader, or a fingerstick before acting, and follow the advice of your healthcare team. Readings can be delayed, wrong, or missing. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Abbott.