The app LOCKS all Glucose reading entered via Bluetooth so they can not be deleted while manual entries can be deleted. Not being able to unlock & delete Bluetooth entered readings limits the usability of the app. Customer Service said for some users there is a legal requirement fir thus being locked - ????. That requirement could easily be handled in a SETTING function. It also doesn’t make sense for BT readings to be locked verse manual entries not - legal function requirement not valid then??? Also BT is not always 100% reliable on connecting, potentially requiring manual entry. Recommend giving the user the ability to delete any entry - BT entered or manual.

This app does have Apple health integration, which is wonderful because a lot of other devices I have do not connect to Apple health… this device connect seamlessly through Bluetooth to my iPhone 14 Pro Max… although it would be nice for it to have a dark mode, the app does have a background feature, which I haven’t seen on any other apps, this meter works with the aga matrix Jazz wireless 2 and also the CVS Bluetooth meter, the CVS strips are about $46 for 200 test strips, and because this need to connect to my Apple health, it allows me to have a connection to other apps, such as my sugar app and other apps that I have connected to Apple health. Having that ability allows me to check my A1c amongst other things that this current ag matrix apps doesn’t allow you to do. Please keep up the good work, aga matrix my T2 diabetes is counting on you.

I was recently diagnosed with prediabetes and got a glucose meter to monitor my blood glucose levels. This is the app that's compatible with my meter, so it's the one I'm using. Honestly, I like it just fine, with a couple minor quibbles.1. It sometimes has difficulty syncing with the meter. I've found that if I force close all my other apps and then start this one again, it will usually work.2. I would like the ability to set a target level for fasting readings, specifically. Since a diagnosis of prediabetes (and tipping over into type 2) relies heavily on fasting blood glucose levels, I'd like an easier way to see whether or not I've been in the normal range for it. Currently I can set a hypo, hyper, and general range, but since the range for post-meal is quite different from the range for fasting, it doesn't show me whether my fasting readings are what I want them to be.

It would be nice to be able to put in info for the future. I’m eating dinner at 7, and it’s 6:52, but it won’t let me add carb info. I have time and i’m thinking about it now... i may not later! Totals for carbs per day would be really handy. Being able to swipe and see tables of the other items would be handy as well. Also being able to delete readings if there were some kind of error. Being able to put in decimals in the carbs would be nice. Love the bluetooth though! Mine’s usually synced by the time i open the app to check it.