Apple Watch CamAPS MyLife
Learn how to display CamAPS FX and mylife Loop data on Apple Watch, Wear OS, and Garmin using FreeStyle Libre 2/3 or Dexcom G6/G7 sensors. See which…
Apple Watch You can use virtually any model supported by the Zukka app. CamAPS FX - mylife Loop (FreeStyle Libre 2/3) CamAPS FX and mylife Loop (Ypsomed) take over the connection to the FreeStyle Libre sensor and currently do not send data to LibreView. So what workarounds are available? Unfortunately, there is currently no practical native solution. A workaround is technically possible, but it is complicated, unreliable, and requires: an additional Android device with internet access, Nightscout several intermediary apps How to set it up Enable CamAPS FX Companion Mode on iOS. Use an Android phone running CamAPS FX Companion. Read notifications using xDrip+ or GlucoDataHandler in companion mode on the Android phone. Enable uploads to Nightscout - you can purchase hosting at https://diab.ninja Use any app ( Zukka or Nightguard) or an Apple Watch face that supports Nightscout CamAPS FX - mylife Loop (Dexcom G6/G7) Unlike systems such as Omnipod 5 or Tandem t X2, CamAPS FX uses Dexcom's standard software Bluetooth channel instead of a dedicated channel intended for medical devices. This means the official Dexcom app cannot run at the same time, uploads to Dexcom Clarity are unavailable, and iOS allows only one Bluetooth connection, which is already being used by the CamAPS FX app. Fortunately, there is a workable solution. How to set it up Use the Zukka app and enable the "Use with other app" option (after connecting to the Dexcom sensor, enter the transmitter ID) In this setup, CamAPS FX manages the Bluetooth connection, while the companion app reads the glucose data shared internally.
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