[kdbingham]

I appologize if this question has already been asked, I searched but didn't find anything.

Does the Cross Device 2-way synch add-on also track BP and weight?

[dano]

No, there is another add on for BP and WT. If you will slide your GB main screen to the left, you will see an icon for Premium Features, if you click on that icon you will see both the BP & WT add-on and the Remove Ad add-on. I hope the information helps.

[kdbingham]

Originally Posted by dano

No, there is another add on for BP and WT. If you will slide your GB main screen to the left, you will see an icon for Premium Features, if you click on that icon you will see both the BP & WT add-on and the Remove Ad add-on. I hope the information helps.

Sure did, thanks!

[chasepeeler]

Will the 2-way sync add on allow me to import data from a program like excel, or a csv file?

[dano]

Originally Posted by chasepeeler

Will the 2-way sync add on allow me to import data from a program like excel, or a csv file?

No, only download data from the website to the portable device.

[chasepeeler]

Thanks for the quick response. Unfortunately that is going to be a deal breaker for me and this app.

[dano]

Originally Posted by chasepeeler

Thanks for the quick response. Unfortunately that is going to be a deal breaker for me and this app.

I understand. Good luck finding what you are looking for.

[mjt57]

Me too.

I run an Accu-Chek mobile testing meter. I've just installed the Glucose Buddy app onto my iPhone and I am hoping to somehow sync the two together.

Up until last week I was an Android user, but moved totally (iPad and iPhone) to the iOS "eco system".

When looking for a suitable app to use on the iPhone I found this announcement by Roche and the makers of GB:

https://www.accu-chek.com/us/news/gl...pp-update.html

Unfortunately I don't understand what it is that they are telling me or if there's a way to integrate the two devices by sharing or importing data to/from the Accu Chek Mobile tester that I use.

[dano]

I believe that the link you provided made reference to Roche's Testing In Pairs. The Glucose Buddy App already has this in-place. You may want to do a tag search for TIPS or search "Testing In Pairs". You will most-likely find that TIPS was generally problematic to most users.

[mjt57]

Thanks Danny.

Have had a look.

I'm somewhat disappointed that there is very little interaction between tester manufacturers and apps developers. I have a tester full of data that I want to move over to an app, but I can't do it. Not unless I want to do it manually.