A cell phone/ PC add-on to measure blood glucose level on the go

Functions to calculate glucose summary metrics, glucose variability metrics (as defined in clinical publications), and visualizations to visualize trends in CGM data. (In R)

Final project for the course Deep Learning at DTU. Further continuation of the project with the Food Science department at KU.

Unofficial PowerShell module to access the Minimed CareLink API

clock face that displays blood glucose information from libre2system via librelinkup

Python script for downloading measurements from a Beurer GL50 EVO glucose meter using USB

Application for glucose reading and tracking in a very simple way.

IoT GlucoseMeter with TTGO SP32

Keep track of blood glucose level with Emacs

An Android application allows to store the measurements of blood glucose levels in google spreadsheet

FHIR approach to exchanging continuous glucose monitoring data

This project intends to implement and expand upon the color density Poincare Plot representations of CGM data detailed in Glucose-at-a-Glance by Henriques, et al. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4455408/

eGluco is an app that allows you to measure your glucose levels non-invasively when connected to it's respective device. The device is curently being developed in UDESC-CCT. You can find the app in Play Store.

Python Toolbox for glycaemic signal processing

GNU Gluco Control (GGC) is diabetes management application. It helps managing user's daily data, food data. It has graphs, statistics, reports, and a lot of diabetes devices support (meters, pumps, CGMSs). It works on any platform supporting at least Java 8 (1.8). We supports 3 languages, more can be added via Crowdin.

CGMShiny is an R Shiny application for analyzing Continuous Glucose Monitor data. Primarily intended for use in research studies and dietary interventions.

App programmed in Swift/SwiftUI for using Libre blood glucose sensors.

A glucose python module for Nightscout

Project to view Freestyle Libre 2 glucose readings in real-time on a Raspberry Pico