Features & Bugs

Some platforms, like Glooko , allow users to export their diabetes data as CSV files — but there's currently no easy way to bring that data into the Enhance-d app. We’re looking at a potential solution that would allow users to import CSV files directly into Enhance-d. This would make it easier to transfer historical data and keep everything in one place for better analysis and insight, for devices where we don't yet have integrations. Let us know which platforms you’d want to import from and what data matters most to you.

In order to track insulin.

🚀 We’re pushing to bring Tidepool insulin data directly into the Enhance-d platform. We're currently refining our Insulin Pump display before we can roll this out to all users who use Tidepool for Insulin management. If this feature would make a difference for you, we want to hear about it! 💬 Here’s how you can help: ✅ Upvote this post to show your support. 💡 Drop a comment below to share why this matters to you. Your feedback drives our innovation — let’s make it happen together! �

Add an extract function to the dashboard to allow the downloading of raw data to CSV / fit / zip etc. This would be useful for research where researchers may want to manipulate the raw data for deeper statistical analysis.

When fitness apps (such as garmin) sync sleep to apple health, we currently import two sleep events with matching times and duration from the original provider and apple health if both are integrated. We will group these identifying duplicates so only a single sleep event is displayed on the app.

Allow the display of glucose in the pre and post-activity window. E.g. 4 hours before and after an activity, from the activity details card.

Add a direct integration for CamAPS. For now here is a workaround to try https://support.enhance-d.com/en/articles/10624946-integrating-with-camaps

Pull in real-time or near real-time CGM Data to reduce delays in processing activity data

A calculator for estimated insulin on board would be incredibly useful, especially for those on MDI

Have a way to compare similar activities (e.g., by duration, type, and intensity) and also model the underlying relationship between glucose levels, insulin, carbohydrates and specific exercise variables such as intensity or duration.