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Ask your AI about your glucose

Connect your CGM data to your own ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Grok. Ask about your glucose, LogBook, statistics and overnight report in your own words.

  • Read-only
  • Never dosing advice
  • Part of Sugar Sense Premium
Listed in Claude's connector directory
Claude Sugar Sense connected

What's my glucose now?

Used Sugar Sense: current glucose

You're at 143 mg/dL, steady (flat trend), down 3 from the previous reading. That's in range. The reading came from your Libre at 17:51, about 5 minutes ago.

Shortened from a real conversation on a connected account. Your numbers will be your own.

What your AI can read

Your data stays in Sugar Sense. Your assistant reads it when you ask, read-only, and nothing flows back.

Glucose

Your current reading with its trend, and every reading up to 14 days per request.

LogBook

Meals, insulin records, notes, activity and meter checks, with the glucose at the time.

Statistics

Time in range, average, GMI and variability for 1 to 90 days, day by day.

Overnight report

How the night went: the lows, the highs and how it compares with your usual.

Patterns

The patterns Sugar Sense detected in your data, with their evidence.

Care Circle

The people you follow, within the access they granted you.

What a conversation looks like

Shortened from real conversations on a connected account. Your numbers will be your own.

Claude

What's my glucose now?

You're at 143 mg/dL, steady (flat trend), down 3 from the previous reading. That's in range. The reading came from your Libre at 17:51, about 5 minutes ago.

Used Sugar Sense: current glucose
ChatGPT

How was my night?

A calm night. No lows, and 94% of your readings between midnight and 7 am were in range: the lowest was 88 mg/dL at 4:10, then a rise to 151 after 6 am. That is better than your 30-night average of 81%.

Used Sugar Sense: overnight report
Claude

Any patterns in my last 30 days?

Two stand out. Dinners logged after 9 pm are followed by a high above 200 mg/dL on 6 of 8 nights. Days with a logged afternoon walk end with a steadier evening, mostly 100 to 140. None of this is dosing advice; it is worth a word with your care team.

Used Sugar Sense: patterns, LogBook

How it works

Connector address https://api.sugarsense.io/mcp
  1. Sugar Sense's page in Claude's connector directory
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    Add Sugar Sense in your assistant

    Claude: open the Sugar Sense page in the connector directory and tap Connect to Claude. ChatGPT: Plugins, Add, Add custom MCP server, paste the connector address.

    Connect to Claude
  2. The Sugar Sense approval page with the Whose data choice and the Allow button
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    Sign in and approve, once

    A Sugar Sense page opens: sign in with the account you use in the app, choose whose data (yours, and anyone you follow in the Care Circle), tap Allow.

  3. Claude answering "How was my night?" with Sugar Sense's overnight data
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    Ask in your own words

    "What's my glucose now?", "How was my night?", "What patterns do you see?" The assistant reads fresh data each time you ask; Sugar Sense stores nothing of the chat.

What it never does

  • It cannot change anything in your account, receive your alerts or act for you. Reading only.
  • Sugar Sense never calculates or suggests insulin doses, corrections or treatment, through the connector or otherwise.
  • It never receives your password, your sensor login or any other credential.

What you share goes to the assistant and is handled under its privacy terms. The answers come from the assistant, not from Sugar Sense. Sugar Sense is not a medical device: never change insulin or treatment on an AI's word without your care team.

Questions

What can my AI read?

Your glucose readings and trend, your LogBook (meals, insulin records, notes, activity), your statistics, overnight report and patterns, and your unit, target range and glucose source. Everything is read-only.

Does Sugar Sense give dosing advice through the connector?

No. Sugar Sense hands over data only: numbers, entries and the sentences you already see in the app. It never calculates or suggests insulin doses, corrections or treatment. Whatever the assistant says comes from the assistant, under its own terms, and is not medical advice from Sugar Sense.

What does Sugar Sense see of my conversation?

Nothing. Sugar Sense records which tool the assistant used and when, never the values it received, your question or the answer. You can disconnect at any time in Settings, and deleting your account ends every connection.

Do I need Sugar Sense Premium?

Yes. Connecting an assistant is part of Sugar Sense Premium, and a Family seat counts. The Copy for AI summary in the app, a 14-day text you can paste into any chat, is free for everyone.

Which assistants work?

Claude (listed in its connectors directory; connectors on Free, Pro, Max and Team), ChatGPT (a custom MCP server from the Plugins page on chatgpt.com), Gemini (Settings, Connected Apps, a custom app) and Grok (grok.com/connectors, a custom connector) all take the same address; each one offers custom connections on some of its plans. Any other assistant that supports remote MCP servers with sign-in works the same way.

Can I connect the data of someone I follow?

Yes. On the approval page you choose whose data the assistant may read: your own and the people you follow in the Care Circle, within the access they granted you. The connection appears in their access log, and they can pause or end your access at any time.

Ready to ask your AI?

Connect your sensor in the free app, then connect your assistant with the same account. Part of Sugar Sense Premium; a Family seat counts.

No Premium yet? Copy for AI on the app's Statistics screen gives everyone a 14-day summary to paste into any chat, free.