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From what I've gathered, the community has largely given up on trying to get at the raw data through Libre and Dexcom. That's not going to work in the long run
by secabeen 3y ago
From what I've gathered, the community has largely given up on trying to get at the raw data through Libre and Dexcom. That's not going to work in the long run, as Dexcom or Libre could cut it off at any time. The smarter solution is just to reverse-engineer the software component of these systems and take Dexcom/Libre out of the equation, or (even better) run a parallel system that does the data exporting you want. There are a number of open source solutions in this area. No guarantee that your physician will accept these, but they are pretty interesting, and very feature rich.
- croemer 3y agoT1D here. Luckily not true, exporting works well at least for Dexcom on Android with https://www.patreon.com/byod https://www.patreon.com/byod It's a patched app that broadcasts values it receives to any app that's listening, e.g. xdrip. Libre 2 has also got patches floating around on the internet.
- selimthegrim 3y agoI worked for a company that had licenses for Libre, Insulet and Dexcom and we had their serial APIs - but you had to plug it in to your computer, store the data at our colo and use a Java applet to view it in the browser. In 2014. Unsurprisingly mobile apps have had more uptake since.