LibreLinkUp

This app works better more consistently than the librelink app which is a shocking travesty and stressful to operate.

What is doing on w ru password I try has a problem. I solve one hidden rule and then another secret Rule is broken and when I don’t get a rule breaking it can’t match password

I have received the invitation from my mum through email but the only thing that is in the email is a link to download the app. Downloaded and register, still do not receive the request for receiving the data from the family member. I am using the same email address. This is ridiculously difficult to set up.

Great app but this needs a widget to be even better. However we all feel it needs to support the Apple Watch too, then this app would rock it!!! Widget & Apple Watch support pleeeeease :) Otherwise excellent app 👍🏻

I downloaded the app to support the Zoe personalised nutrition programme. I’ve spent about three hours trying to get it to work. Firstly I used the login details provided by Zoe. So far so good but it did not allow me to do what Zoe told me to do. I deleted the account and tried again and now I can’t login at all. There’s no way to ask for help on the app and no one at Zoe has responded so far either, maybe because it’s a Saturday. I’ve applied the glucose sensor but I can’t connect it. If I manage to get some support I will change my review.

I pay for the sensor to have my data. Here you can only see the last 24 hours of data!!!! Can’t sync to Apple health! And any data past 24 hours is permanently lost! Insane! I’m paying to have the data and you don’t give me access to my past data???

This app lets me be in control of my Diabetes and not my Diabetes be in control of me. It’s a shame I cannot get the app to work on my iPad though as that would be really useful.

Connecting was not as intuitive as we would have liked. Maybe in the future you could take advantage of the NFC to easily share data between family members. Love the app and the convenience of sharing and coordinating care.

Given that less than 100 years ago people pretty much died with a diabetes diagnosis - to this current day where there has been so much developed to help; maybe I have low expectations or maybe I am just so thankful for apps such as this where I can have a degree of peace of mind knowing my child’s levels are within a certain ballpark. An alarm tells me if going low or high (current app allows for changes to where you want level set for alarm as well as off - helpful when sharing care routine) Having gone from manual checks at a minimum of 5 times a day - the sensor with this app has been a complete life changer for my son and for us, his family, who would constantly be checking in with him as he had no hypo indicators and would often be relying on us or friends/teachers noticing his lip colour change as he descended into hypo and then find himself in great difficulty to the point he could hardly carry out checks/injections to now where he can have warning set and take action where needed and all on his phone. So dear Developers - thank you, thank you, thank you. You’ve helped more than you can really ever know and the ripple effect from just one of the lives you’ve helped by creating this kind of functionality is so far reaching. Keep up the amazing work!

After having had my husband’s glucose readings for a while everything went wrong and I couldn’t receive them. I wasn’t able to get them for months and then all out of the blue they started coming again. I don’t know if the problem was with his updates on his phone or mine but everything is working brilliantly now. It is so reassuring to know his readings when I’m not at home with him. It’s the best thing since sliced bread is what he says, and it is brilliant.