OneTouch Reveal

The challenge

A glucose reading only matters if it reliably reaches the app and becomes something a patient can act on. That means Bluetooth sync that survives real-world conditions, careful handling of protected health information, and visuals that reveal patterns without overwhelming — all inside the strict quality regime of regulated medical software.

The approach

• 01

  Implemented Bluetooth synchronization with OneTouch Verio meters — pairing, transfer, and retry behavior dependable enough that patients never have to think about it.

• 02

  Built data processing that turns raw meter readings into clean, structured health records, ready for analysis and clinician review.

• 03

  Developed the glucose trend visualizations — colour-coded patterns across glucose, food, insulin, and activity that patients and doctors actually read.

• 04

  Worked to a medical-grade quality bar: audited changes, exhaustive testing, and documentation that passes regulatory scrutiny.

The outcome

Shipped in 2019 and still in production today — the app runs as part of a secure cloud ecosystem that LifeScan reports has helped over four million people manage diabetes. Software that survives six-plus years in a regulated market is the quality bar we bring to every build.