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      aenzed
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      Hello all, I’ve been working on a sports app that receives blood glucose data (values, trends, IOB etc.) from Nightscout or similar environments. I’ve seen several people across the forum build their own version of this, but I thought it might be useful to concentrate the knowledge in one place. If it’s something a select few people would really like to see maybe it would be worth it to try and publish via the partner program, since rebuilding the app everytime after I sync with the app is cumbersome.

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        aenzed
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        To give people an idea of the Suunto+ app:
        SuuntoPlus BG app.png

        Obviously work in progress, and am looking to add relevant data but this is sufficient for me for the meantime, but any and all input is appreciated.

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          logger Bronze Member @aenzed
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          @aenzed wow, yes, this would be incredible and such a help. I use a Libre so hoping it would be possible to get data from LibreLinkUp? I use the GotCGM on my phone and also have an extension for my Karoo that somebody built, but getting my data on my watch would be a game changer. I’m not a developer and don’t know anything about how this would all work, but just wanted to add my enthusiastic support for this project!

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            MarTej_cz
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            It shouldn’t be too difficult. You just need to have a screen and know the output data from the meter and implement it. It can be taken as another accessory. It would help a lot of people with diabetes and monitoring.

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              aenzed
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              Indeed the sports app itself is not very special, the annoying part is getting the data to the watch. For wider implementation the actual problem is having an app or environment to send your BG data to the phone, across different platforms, since there’s no option to link to a Nightscout or similar in the Suunto phone app.

              So I’m currently testing two routes: 1) Using a small app that only functions as a bluetooth bridge, which receives and sends data from my own Nightscout; 2) My own Trio fork which handles data locally instead of over Nightscout.

              I’m sure there are other options, which is why I made the thread since I’m just messing around.

              In the best case scenario there’d be an html connection option in the suunto app, which would already solve a lot, and ideally a watch face instead of the sports app, but making do with what we have.

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