nightguard 17+

Name: nightguard
Rating: 4.8 (66 reviews)
Author: etrada GmbH

etrada GmbH

Progettata per iPad

- 4,8 • 66 valutazioni

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Descrizione

Disclaimer!
Don't use this App for medical decisions. It comes with absolutely no warranty. Use it at your own risk!

You can use nightguard to submit your bg values to the Apple HealthKit. This is disabled by default but can
be enabled in the nightguard app.

Nightguard is an app that displays your blood glucose values from the Nightscout backend.

It is a native iOS App with support for the Apple Watch.
Features are:
- Define a range of acceptable blood glucose values.
- Whenever your values are out of range you will be alerted.
- You can snooze the alerts all the time and for a defined time period.
- You can reactivate the alerts all the time.
- You can activate alerts if the values are rising or falling too fast.
- The app displays yesterdays values as an overlay chart. This way you have a hint about how your values could behave in the future.
- Tune your basal rates with the statistics function to overlay different days
- Sync your bg values to HealthKit (optional)

For the alarms to work the app has to be active. So you can enable a screen lock that keeps the app running all night long.

Have a look at www.nightscout.info for more information about how to setup your own Nightscout backend.

16 gen 2024

Versione 3.9.1

V3.9.1:
- Fixed a problem with complications updates
- Fixed mmol notifications
- Fixed complications for the Infograph Watch-Face

V3.9.0:
- Xmas update with the longest requested feature: Much better background notifications.
- And not only notifications: Critical Notifications are send now. You can disable this in your notification settings.
- Allowed alarm targets in 5 instead of 10mgdl steps
- Improved Temporary Target Selection: Better default value auto-selection
- Fixed a Problem with the Rectangular Watch Complication
- Fixed the Colors of the Complications
- Fresh compile for iOS 17 and WatchOS 10
- Much better up to date widgets and complications on iOS and watchOS
- Complications Updates are still not working perfectly. Still working on this...

V3.8.1:
- Fixed an issue with mmol delta-Values
- Fixed an issue where under certain circumstances the bg values couldn't be rendered

V3.8.0:
- Temporary Targets can now be set for up to 12 hours
- Rewritten and new WatchOS Complications

V3.7.3:
- Lockscreen widgets with localized time now
- Fixed an issue with Digital Crown scrolling which has been introduced by watchOS 9
- Improved chart visualization of carbs and insulin

V3.7.2:
- Support for iOS 16 Lockscreen Widgets
- Optimized Circular Complication that displays the blood glucose even on small watches fine.
- Glucose values every minute should be displayed now - if your Sensor supports this.

V3.7.1:
- Improved visualization of meal and carbs treatments

V3.7.0:
- Introduces Apple HealthKit Support (thanks to Sebastian for this great contribution)
All blood glucose values will be synched to HealthKit (if the feature is activated in your nightguard preferences tab)

V3.6.5:
- Fixed a problem with not working alarms. That happened under certain conditions, e.g. when nightscout returned bg values marked as erroneous.

V3.6.4:
- The last value is displayed is once more preserved.
- Delta values for mmol should be displayed now correctly on th fullscreen and in notifications.
- Improved stability

V3.6.3:
- The Watch Part can now be used even if on WatchOS 7. The Always-On Feature should still be available if your watch is on WatchOS 8.
- Suppressed an error message if no data was available at all.
- mmol delta values should be display now fine.
- Removed the short color flickering before displaying the delta value.

V3.6.2:
- Fixed a problem with the new api v2 properties endoint that could occur if you didn't have iob and cob configured on your nightscout backend.

V3.6.1:
- Switched from the old Pebble-API to the newer API V2 Properties Endpoint:
This should fix the old nightscout bug that delta values are wrong if using mmol.

V3.6.0:
- Support for iOS 15 and WatchOS 8
- Always-On support for the nightguard watch part
- New Duration-Tab to keep track and define your Sensor, Cannula and Battery Change Dates
- Fixes a problem where the initial units on the watch are displayed in mmol, although mgdl has been requested
- Fixes a problem with watchOS 8 where mmol values in a complication have been truncated
- Thanks Markus for the Finnish translation!

V3.5.0:
- Custom Alarm Sounds can be uploaded from icloud now - at least if you are using iOS 14.

V3.4.0:
- Improved rendering of bolus treatments
- removed flickering of the time/battery display
- Fixed a problem when entering a new nightscout URI
- Fixed a problem where no bolus treatments could be visualized

V3.3.0:
- Displays Correction Bolus as triangles in the chart now
- Displays Meal-Bolus Carbs and Insulin in the chart now
- Mmol Temporary Targets from AAPS should be correctly converted now

4,8 su 5

66 valutazioni

Fatta bene ..mancano alcune cose

L' app è fatta bene ..manca purtroppo quando è stato fatto il bolo.
In Apple Watch sarebbe carino realizzare un quadrante perché talvolta viene killata dal sistema.
Bisogna migliorare gli avvisi che non si attivano con precisione.
Grazie per l impegno e la dedizione da tutti i diabetici di tipo 1
Grazie grazie.. migliorate ..contiamo su di voi.

Thanks for your feedback! My Italian is not very good, did you notice that you can open up the Nightscout web app by long pressing the target button to the lower right of the main screen? You can see your boluses there. But yes, would be nice to see it directly in Nightguard.

Let’s open it to CGMs direc

Your app is great. I’m using it 24hrs a day. I assume you know that Heroku will kill Nightscout as they are killing free Dynis in November. Why aren’t you developing a direct data source from Dexcom and from other CGMs? It would be a smart move, I think. Do not lose this opportunity. Update on your response: If each user could use your app with the Dexcom credentials, there would be no need to have parents as followers etc. each Nighguard session could be independent but based on the same Dexcom source. Maybe you do not want allowing it?

Hi! That would loose features like parents following their childrens and have a look at their data.

You can host it on your own on a raspberry. I documented that here:

Maybe that helps:

https://h3rmanns.medium.com/creating-a-k3s-raspberry-pi-cluster-with-k3sup-to-fire-up-a-nightscout-backend-service-based-on-a-27c1f5727e5b

Used witc Dexcom G4

is the best app I've ever tried. use iphone 7 with watch 2.
hint for the future, which low and high alerts can make you vibrate Phone and Watch
Thanks

It's hard to achieve that, since apple is very restrictive about background activity. But check out the latest version. We have basic alarms on the watch now.

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