A home in Apple Health.
Bring your glucose readings alongside the health information you already keep. Connect once, then let background sync do its part.
A simple connection. A clearer picture.
Bring your Libre 3 glucose readings into Apple Health, with a little more insight along the way.

Thoughtfully simple. Built around the things
you want to see, in the places you already look.
Bring your glucose readings alongside the health information you already keep. Connect once, then let background sync do its part.
Your latest reading, trend, and time in range. Familiar rings that make room for the bigger picture.

Explore your daily, weekly, and monthly glucose charts. Rewind through history to see your readings in context.

Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets. An Apple Watch app and complications. A quick look, with the age of your reading always in view.
Updates follow iOS and watchOS schedules.
Readings may be delayed.
Some patterns take more than a day to see. The ~ tab brings your last 7, 14, or 30 days of readings together on one 24-hour graph.
See where your glucose tends to sit throughout the day, and how much it varies. A little more context for the rhythms you might otherwise miss.

Your official Libre 3 app stays connected to your sensor and uploads your readings.
Sign in with a LibreLinkUp follower account that’s receiving your glucose data.
Give Glucose Connect permission to write blood glucose readings to Apple Health.
iPhone with iOS 18+ · Libre 3 & LibreLinkUp · Optional Apple Watch with watchOS 11+
An iPhone running iOS 18 or later, a Libre 3 sensor, the official Libre 3 app installed and running on the same iPhone, and a LibreLinkUp follower account receiving your readings. The optional Watch app requires watchOS 11 or later.
Use your LibreLinkUp follower account, not the Libre 3 or LibreView account paired with your sensor. Set up sharing in the official Libre app and accept the invitation in LibreLinkUp first.
Glucose Connect uses the sensor’s Bluetooth heartbeat to trigger background fetches from LibreLinkUp. Updates still depend on Bluetooth, internet access, Abbott’s services, and when iOS allows the app to run. Keep the official Libre app running.
They show the most recent readings available to them. iOS and watchOS control when background updates happen, so a widget or complication can lag behind. Check the displayed reading age; updates are not guaranteed to be immediate.
Glucose Connect is coming soon. There is no announced release date yet. This site will be updated when the app is available.
Coming soon for iPhone and Apple Watch.
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