askmyglucose

Your glucose, one question away.

Hear your CGM reading on every Alexa in your house, on Siri, Apple Watch & HomePod, and on your Samsung Watch — and watch it live on a phone-friendly dashboard — trend, freshness, time-in-range, and 8-hour history at a glance.

“Alexa, ask my glucose what is my level”

Alexa+On the new Alexa+, the launch word changes from “ask” to “open” — just say “Alexa, open my glucose.”

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No extra hardware. Set up in minutes. 14-day free trial.

Works with the sensors you already wear

If your sensor shares to the LibreLinkUp or Dexcom Follow apps, it works here — the same sharing your family already uses. No new devices, no adapters.

FreeStyle Libre lineup

Libre 2Libre 2 PlusLibre 3Libre 3 Plus

Connected through LibreLinkUp follower sharing.

Dexcom lineup

G6G7G7 15-DayONE / ONE+

Connected through Dexcom Share.

More than a voice skill

A full glucose companion for your household.

Every Echo answers

Kitchen, bedroom, garage, Echo Show — ask any of them. Reading, trend arrow, and how fresh it is, spoken in seconds.

Your personal dashboard

A live, mobile-first dashboard that feels like a native app: current value, trend, 8-hour graph, time-in-range, and average. Add it to your home screen.

Built for families & caregivers

Follow a child or parent the same way LibreLinkUp and Dexcom Follow do. Grandma's Echo can answer for grandma — and for you.

Dual-sensor auto-failover

Wear FreeStyle Libre and Dexcom together and we answer from whichever has the freshest data. Built for people who can’t afford a blind spot — athletes, first responders, aviators, anyone on a mission-critical event where one sensor failing is not an option.

Siri, Apple Watch & HomePod

Live now: ask Siri on your iPhone, Apple Watch, or HomePod and hear your number — set up in two minutes from your dashboard, no extra hardware.

Samsung, Wear OS & Android

Live now: point any watch widget or tile at your private voice link and see or hear your number from your wrist. Android phones are fully supported too — the dashboard and voice link work in any browser or home-screen widget.

Alongside your CGM

Your FreeStyle Libre or Dexcom app keeps its own low alarms — Ask My Glucose adds hands-free, on-demand spoken glucose and a clean dashboard on top.

Helpful reminders

Your Echo gives you a heads-up when your free trial has 3 days left, when your FreeStyle Libre sensor is about to end, or when your sensor link needs attention — then Alexa reads you the note the next time you ask. Daytime only, and never your readings.

Reports & exportcoming soon

Weekly time-in-range summaries in your inbox, and CSV export of your reading history any time.

Check your glucose in the dark — without waking anyone

It’s 3 AM and you want to know your number. Unlocking your phone lights up the whole room — bright enough to wake your partner, and if you’re a parent checking on your child, bright enough to wake them too. With Ask My Glucose you never touch a screen at night.

Whisper, and Alexa whispers back

With Alexa’s Whisper Mode, whisper “ask my glucose what is my level” and your Echo answers in a whisper — your reading, trend, and freshness, softly enough that the person sleeping next to you never stirs.

No screen glow, no fumbling

No reaching for the nightstand, no unlocking, no squinting at a bright display, no waiting for an app to load. Ask from under the covers and go straight back to sleep.

Overnight checks for parents

Following your child’s sensor? Whisper to the Echo in your bedroom and hear their number — no tiptoeing into their room with a glowing phone in hand.

Eyes on the task, not on a screen

Many newer cars have Alexa built in — so behind the wheel, or any time your hands are full and your focus can’t waver, just ask out loud and hear your number without looking at a screen.

Behind the wheel

Many cars now have Alexa built in. Driving and feeling off? Just ask out loud and hear your glucose while keeping both hands on the wheel and your eyes on the road — no reaching for a phone.

Skiing, cycling, on the move

Gloves on, both hands busy, no easy way to check a phone? A spoken question gives you your latest number without stopping.

Operating equipment

Running machinery or focused on a task that can’t pause? Check your level by voice and keep your attention where it belongs.

Any hands-full moment

Cooking, carrying a child, mid-workout — whenever reaching for a phone is a hassle or a hazard, your glucose is one spoken question away.

Peace of mind, wherever your family is

Diabetes care is a team effort. Ask My Glucose rides on the same trusted follower sharing as LibreLinkUp and Dexcom Follow — real-time readings, trends, and history for the people who care — and adds a voice and a dashboard to it. Everyone stays in the loop, at home or miles away.

Parents watching over kids

Your child wears the sensor; every Echo in your house can answer for them. Ask from the kitchen while they play upstairs, or check while they’re at school or a sleepover — the dashboard travels with you.

Parent at home, child at school

Sharing works anywhere their phone goes. While they’re in class, on the bus, or at practice, you get the same live number and trend at home or at work — and you know when to call and when to relax.

Aging parents & elders, near or far

An elder in assisted living or a nursing home, or just across town: adult children can follow their glucose remotely, and the Echo in Grandma’s room answers for her — no phone, no small buttons, no apps to learn.

The whole care team, in the loop

LibreLinkUp lets a wearer share with up to 20 family members and caregivers, and Dexcom Follow works the same way. Anyone following can bring that peace of mind to Ask My Glucose — shared awareness without hovering.

Up and running in three steps

1 · Create your account

Start your 14-day free trial — no long forms.

2 · Link your sensor

A guided setup walks you through LibreLinkUp or Dexcom Share and shows your real number on screen to confirm it worked.

3 · Ask Alexa

Enable the skill, link your account, and every Echo in the house is ready.

Simple pricing

Everything included on every plan. Two months free when you pay annually. Cancel anytime.

Personal

$4.99/month
or $49/year — 2 months free

Both sensor brands · unlimited Echo devices · dashboard · 14-day free trial.

Founding-member rate — locked in for life.

Start 14-day free trial

Family

$9.99/month
or $99/year — 2 months free

Covers 3 family members on one bill. Everyone gets their own account, their own sensors, and their own Echos — you just share two invite codes.

Perfect for a household where more than one person wears a CGM, or parents plus a child.

Need more than 3? Add extra members anytime for $4/month each ($40/year on annual billing).

Start 14-day free trial

Frequently asked questions

Which glucose sensors are supported?

  • FreeStyle Libre — Libre 2, Libre 2 Plus, Libre 3, Libre 3 Plus — via LibreLinkUp sharing.
  • Dexcom — G6, G7, G7 15-Day, Dexcom ONE and ONE+ — via Dexcom Share.
If it shares to LibreLinkUp or Dexcom Follow, it works.

Do I need any new hardware?

No — everything works with devices you already own, plus the sensor you already wear:
  • Alexa — any Amazon Echo or Alexa-enabled device already in your house answers by voice.
  • Apple — your iPhone, Apple Watch, or HomePod answers via Siri — nothing to buy, set up in two minutes.
  • Samsung & Android — your Samsung Watch, Wear OS watch, or Android phone shows your number via any widget or browser — no new hardware.

Who needs dual-sensor redundancy?

Anyone whose day cannot stop because a sensor quit. CGM sensors can fall off, lose signal, or fail mid-session — and during a mission-critical event there is no time to place and warm up a replacement. Wearing a FreeStyle Libre and a Dexcom at the same time gives you true redundancy: we automatically answer from whichever sensor has the freshest data, with zero gaps and nothing to switch manually.
  • Elite & endurance athletes — marathoners, triathletes, cyclists, swimmers mid-race.
  • Extreme sports & racing — climbers, backcountry skiers, motorsport and off-road competitors.
  • First responders — firefighters, police, EMS and search-and-rescue on long calls.
  • Military & tactical personnel — operations where stopping is not an option.
  • Aviators & controllers — pilots, air-traffic controllers, drone operators on shift.
  • Medical & on-call professionals — surgeons mid-case, nurses and clinicians on long shifts.
  • Heavy industry & transport — commercial drivers, crane and heavy-equipment operators, linemen, offshore and mining crews.
  • Remote & high-consequence work — divers, wilderness guides, expedition leaders, event performers on stage.

How fresh are the readings?

We refresh from your sensor's sharing service about once a minute for FreeStyle Libre and about every five minutes for Dexcom, and we always tell you how old a reading is when Alexa answers.

Can a parent or caregiver use it?

Yes — link a loved one's shared sensor and any Alexa in your house can answer for them. That's exactly how LibreLinkUp and Dexcom Follow sharing is meant to be used.

My LibreLinkUp login follows more than one person — who does Alexa read?

Exactly the person you choose. When you link a LibreLinkUp login that follows several people, we ask which one this account is for, and from then on we always read that person — no matter who is selected in the LibreLinkUp app. Want Alexa to read the others too? On the Family plan, add them to your household from the Family card.

Linking my FreeStyle Libre says I need to accept updated terms — what do I do?

Abbott occasionally updates the LibreLinkUp Terms of Use, and until an account accepts them Abbott blocks other apps from signing in. Open the LibreLinkUp app, sign in with the same email you use with us, accept the new Terms of Use and Privacy Policy, then link again. Your password was fine all along.

Will Ask My Glucose remind me about anything?

Yes, a few helpful account reminders: when your free trial has 3 days left, when your FreeStyle Libre sensor is about to end (about 2 days before, and again on its last day), and when your sensor link stops working and needs to be relinked. Your Echo lights up and says you have a new message from Ask My Glucose, and Alexa reads the reminder to you the next time you ask for your glucose. Reminders are only sent during the day and never include your readings. They are not medical alerts — your Libre or Dexcom app keeps its own alarms. To get them, allow notifications for Ask My Glucose in the Alexa app (More → Skills & Games → Your Skills → Ask My Glucose → Settings).

Is my data safe?

Your sharing credentials are encrypted at rest and never shown again after setup. Readings are kept for 90 days, then purged; delete your account and everything goes with it.

Can I check my glucose at night without waking anyone?

Yes — that’s one of our favorite parts. With Alexa’s Whisper Mode, whisper your question and the Echo whispers the answer back. No phone light, no screen, no waking your partner or the kids. Parents following a child’s sensor can check overnight from their own bedroom.

I'm a parent with more than one child on a CGM — can I follow both?

That’s exactly what the Family plan is for: it covers three family members — you plus two invites — and you can add extra members anytime for $4/month each. Everyone can ask by name — “what is Tim’s blood sugar,” “what is Jane’s level.” Each person gets their own dashboard too.

Does it work with Apple HomePod or Siri?

Yes — it works today. Your dashboard gives you a private voice link you add to the Shortcuts app once; then “Hey Siri, My Glucose” answers on your iPhone, Apple Watch, and HomePod. Samsung and Wear OS watches can show the same link in any HTTP widget.

Is this a medical device?

No. Ask My Glucose is an informational convenience only — never a basis for treatment decisions. Always confirm on your reader or receiver. Readings may be delayed or unavailable.

Use it as an app on your phone or desktop

There’s nothing to download from an app store — add the site to your device and it opens full-screen, straight to your dashboard.

iPhone & iPad

Open askmyglucose.com in Safari, tap the Share button, then “Add to Home Screen.”

Android

Open the site in Chrome, tap the ⋮ menu, then “Add to Home screen” (or “Install app”).

Windows & Mac

In Chrome or Edge, click the install icon in the address bar. In Safari on Mac, use File → Add to Dock.

Ask My Glucose — hear your CGM readings on any Alexa, see them on any phone