Turn your CGM into a daily story, weekly patterns, and a report your endo can actually read.
All you need is a CGM. Free during beta · 2 minutes to connect.
New to CGMs? It's the patch sensor on your arm or belly that reads glucose every 5 minutes — Dexcom or FreeStyle Libre.
No dashboards to check. No app to open. Glyca sends you structured insights on Telegram, at the moments that matter.
A 15-minute appointment, every 3 to 4 months, based on the last two weeks of data. No context. No memory. No why.
You sit down with your endo. They look at the last two weeks. Maybe something catches their eye. A small pump adjustment is made.
They don't know you cycled Saturday and your glucose was off Sunday. Or that you slept poorly for a week. Or what you actually ate on Wednesday.
A small tweak. No way to know if it worked until the next visit, months later. The loop is too slow.
Glyca runs quietly in the background. Reads your CGM, captures meals from a photo, finds the patterns no 15-minute appointment ever could.
Plain language, not a wall of numbers. How last night went, one thing to watch today, credit where it's earned. Never the same brief twice.
Every Sunday: two or three cross-source patterns you'd never spot manually, each paired with a question for your endo.
A shareable 14-day summary before every visit. You walk in prepared. The appointment becomes a real conversation.
Genuine outputs from a real user. Every insight links to specific data and ends with a question for the endo. (Pump-mode examples are in pilot today.)
A 48-point drop between overnight and morning performance, consistent across every day of the week. Overnight Control-IQ keeps things stable. Something changes the moment you wake up.
Over the last 7 days, 97.8% of your basal insulin was delivered by Control-IQ automation, not your programmed profile. That means the manual basal you set is almost never what's actually running. The system is compensating for a mismatch.
Both logged as 20g carbs. Both drinks. One spiked 2.6× more than the other. Fat content, caffeine, or a different starting glucose. Something explains the gap, and it's not the carb count.
Across 16 analysed meals, glucose was dropping well below the starting value by 3 hours post-meal. Especially at dinner. This suggests the bolus is overcorrecting. Not a conclusion, but a pattern worth discussing.
⚠️ These are observational patterns, not clinical instructions. All outputs are discussion documents for use with your healthcare provider.
Link your Dexcom Share or LibreLinkUp account on the web. Two minutes. No app to install.
Reads your glucose every 5 minutes and finds the patterns no 15-minute appointment would catch.
Daily morning brief. Weekly pattern scan. A shareable endo report before every appointment.
None of these are required to use Glyca. They just make the patterns richer.
Free during beta. All you need is a CGM. Two minutes to connect.