watchSugar

It is nice to have this complication, but with having to touch the complication to have it updat for the time that I am looking at it, it is a pain. I may as well just use my Dexcom Data in Glances. I would like to take place a bit more "auto magically". I had a hypoglycemia episode one time, and treated it. I tested my blood sugar with the meter and it was at 62 mg/dL. However, when I looked at my watch right after it was still reading from three hours ago at 210 mg/dL (!!) I hope that the developers can fix this little bug, because I would like to see things currently; not from three hours ago or so. Great idea and a nice feature for our Apple Watch. If it's updated just a bit more frequently.

Let's start with the good. Thank you to developers to picking up the ball that Dexcom so clearly dropped. I love the possibility of seeing my Dex info on my watch face. Now to the not so good. While I understand that there is a lag, mine lags hours. I'm not talking during the 1 am- 6 am. I'm talking all day, everyday. 2+ hours behind. Obviously information that is that old is not helpful at all. Thank you for designing this app. I look forward to any future updates that help with this issue.

This wonderful app puts BG information a gesture away, When I purchased the Apple Watch, specifically for use with the Dexcom Share program, I was expecting to be able to glance at the watch and see my BG. I almost returned the watch when I found that there were in fact three steps, and often a wait after that, involved in retrieving BG info. It was quicker to look at my pump, or the receiver! The constant presence of BG information on my watch face is really THE WHOLE POINT of the Apple Watch/Dexcom system. AWESOME MUST-HAVE app!

This app does exactly what it says. Dexcom complications for the Apple Watch! I don't know how Deccom dropped the ball on this, but luckily this independent dev picked it up! I've been using this app for about a month, I was part of the beta program, and it's awesome. It doesn't update constantly, but if you use the watch face that's suggested, you can see when the last update was.

This is a great start. Having the glucose level on the main time screen in a complication makes life easier. One can view texts, swipe to other watch features, etc without having to first returning to a home screen. I think this is as good as we can hope for until a native watch app for Dexcom is allowed.