See glucose anywhere, not just one app
The problem: You can’t always open a phone app in the moments you need a glance.
Nightscout enables: A browser-based view on phones, tablets, and desktops.
Example: A parent checks a school laptop during pickup without swapping devices.
Sharing that fits family life
The problem: Support often involves more than one person, at different times of day.
Nightscout enables: Multiple viewers and flexible ways to share.
Example: A grandparent follows during sleepovers while parents get rest.
Alerts that match roles and urgency
The problem: One-size alerts can be noisy or reach the wrong person.
Nightscout enables: Thresholds, quiet hours, and notification choices (depending on setup).
Example: Overnight alerts go to one caregiver, daytime alerts to another.
One hub for context
The problem: A number without context can be hard to act on.
Nightscout enables: Notes and events alongside glucose trends.
Example: “PE class” or “new site” notes help make patterns make sense.
Data you keep control of over time
The problem: Switching phones, apps, or devices can break your setup and history.
Nightscout enables: A longer-term record and a setup you can move with you.
Example: A phone upgrade doesn’t mean rebuilding sharing from scratch.
Useful viewing options
The problem: Some people need a glance on a watch or widget to reduce friction.
Nightscout enables: Extra viewing options via compatible apps and devices.
Example: A runner checks a watch mid-run without pulling out a phone.
Resilience when life is messy
The problem: Phones die, apps log out, and settings get lost.
Nightscout enables: A stable web view that can be opened from another device when needed.
Example: A caregiver opens a link on a tablet during a low.
A community-built tool
The problem: People’s needs vary widely, and care happens in real life.
Nightscout enables: A flexible tool that evolves around the community’s needs.
Example: Families choose the setup that matches their routines.