FAQs

Defaults are based on the Mediterranean diet, one of the most clinically validated dietary patterns for managing type 2 diabetes and diabesity (Tsigalou et al., 2024). More diet options, including custom settings, are planned for future updates.

Nutrition values come from the Open Food Facts and Edamam databases. Open Food Facts is an open, community-maintained database of packaged products, and Edamam covers generic foods, branded items, and recipes. Together they give us solid coverage across packaged products, regional foods, and home-cooked meals.

Glurry offers five ways to log a meal. Each works best in a different situation:

Favorite meals, foods, and ingredients, plus meal plans and more entry options, are coming in future updates.

Photo analysis quality can shift between updates as we test different AI models and balance speed, cost, and accuracy. This is part of what beta testing means: things evolve, and your feedback helps us choose what works best.

Yes. After Glurry analyzes your meal from a photo or free text, you can review the result and add, replace, or remove ingredients at any time. Edits update the nutrition values for the meal, so your log reflects what you actually ate.

Yes. Glurry supports data synchronization for current Dexcom users. You can link your account within the app using your Dexcom Share/Follower credentials. This allows us to securely retrieve your glucose trends from the Dexcom cloud.

No. Glurry is not a certified medical device yet. It is designed for personal data tracking and awareness only. We are working toward future regulatory compliance before releasing medical-grade features.

Your data is securely stored and handled in compliance with GDPR and privacy regulations. We never sell personal information or share data without your consent.

No. The information in this app is for reference only and should not be used for immediate medical or treatment decisions. Always consult your healthcare professional for guidance.