Works with the devices
you already use.

Yes. Your glucose flows into SNAQ through each maker's cloud (Dexcom, FreeStyle Libre, Abbott Lingo, Eversense) or through Apple Health or Google Health Connect, and readings update automatically throughout the day. SNAQ doesn't pair with the sensor over Bluetooth itself; the connection always runs through the cloud or your phone's health platform.

Yes. Most of SNAQ works without any connected device: you photograph your meals, SNAQ estimates the carbs, and you can add fingerstick readings or notes for context. A CGM adds the glucose curve, but it isn't required.

Yes. SNAQ imports insulin data from Dexcom, Glooko, Nightscout, and Sequel Twiist. Omnipod 5 users can sync through Glooko, and Loop or AndroidAPS users through Nightscout. Basal and bolus data appears alongside your meal logs, so you can review meals and insulin side by side.

Yes. Your health data is encrypted in transit and at rest. We never sell personal data to third parties, and your data is only shared with your care team if you explicitly opt in.

Mainly glucose readings, and in some cases also insulin. SNAQ places this data directly onto your meal timeline.

Yes. Dexcom Stelo is supported, and Abbott Lingo on iOS. You don't need a prescription CGM to start seeing how your meals affect your glucose.

No. SNAQ is built for nutrition tracking, carb counting, and education. It never calculates or recommends insulin doses. Connected pump and CGM data is shown for context only, so you and your care team can review patterns together.

First, confirm the manufacturer's own app is receiving data. Then check that SNAQ has the right permissions in Apple Health or Health Connect, and that the integration is active under Settings → Integrations in SNAQ. Disconnecting and reconnecting the integration resolves most sync issues. If data is still missing, contact support through the app.