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Bluetooth connection
- Does your meter show up when you turn it on?
- Does it reconnect automatically when you reopen the app?
- Any missed readings or duplicate entries in Health?
- Does it handle a mid-sync disconnect gracefully?
You get the full app for free, including everything after it ships. All I ask: use it with your glucometer and tell me what breaks.
You don't need to test everything — just use it normally. That said, here are areas where real-world feedback is most valuable right now.
Priority 1
Priority 1
Priority 2
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Priority 3
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Use whatever works for you. Even a quick "X doesn't work on my Contour Next One" is helpful.
Pick the one that fits the type of feedback.
Best for bug reports, connection problems, and anything that needs back-and-forth. Attach a screenshot if it helps.
beta@glucera.app
Shake your iPhone while in the app to open the TestFlight feedback form. Attaches a screenshot automatically. Easiest way to flag a specific screen.
Settings → Send Diagnostics generates a report with device info and sync events — no health data. Attach it to your email when reporting a connection issue. You can review it before sending.
These are things I already know about. No need to report them unless you have extra context that might help.
iOS widget refresh scheduling means the home screen widget sometimes shows the previous reading immediately after a sync. It will update within a few minutes without any action needed.
On first connection, some glucometers need a couple of tries before the GATT handshake completes. Subsequent connections are faster. Force-quit and reopen if stuck.
A small number of testers report that meal context (Before/After Meal markers from the meter) isn't always captured correctly on Accu-Chek Guide. I'm looking into it. If you hit this, let me know your meter firmware version.
iOS limits background Bluetooth access. Glucera uses a 3-minute background window after connection and will reconnect when you open the app. Continuous background sync would require constant battery drain and is not planned.
Install Glucera via TestFlight. The link gives you the current build and automatic updates as new versions are released during the beta.
Requires iPhone with iOS 17 or later.
TestFlight is Apple's official beta distribution platform.
Don't have TestFlight? Install it from the App Store first — it's Apple's official beta testing app and is free. Once you have TestFlight, the link above will take you straight to Glucera.
Seriously — even small stuff helps. A quick "this felt weird" or "my meter didn't connect" goes a long way. I read every message.