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DEDECODE’s task was to develop a mobile app aimed at the end-users—the diabetes patients. This app rounded the system consisting of cloud backend and uniGluko CLINIC software for doctors.
Healthcare
Germany
6 months
Let’s start the story off by noting that there are around 350,000,000 people in the world suffering from diabetes. And there are several hundred glucometer makers and models—a real nightmare.
That’s the problem Unigluko decided to tackle with an innovative IoT solution that took a team of doctors and university researchers—and DECODE as a mobile app development partner—to come to life.
The proof of concept came when Deutsche Telekom loved the idea so much that they incubated it in their Hubraum incubator, helping it grow from a concept to reality.
Glucose readings were automatically pulled from the glucometer and synced to the app through the universal adapter.
The app displayed measurements in easy-to-read charts and graphs, helping users spot trends and track progress.
Users could set custom reminders to take medication on time and stay consistent with their treatment.
With a tap, users could share their latest readings directly with their doctor for more informed care.
Parents could monitor a child’s glucose levels remotely, helping them stay informed and involved.
Unigluko was built through a tight collaboration between academia, industry, and our mobile team.
Developed by a team at FER (Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing), the adapter could connect to dozens of different glucometers and transmit data as analog audio through the phone’s headphone jack. One of their assistants also acted as the product manager, coordinating feedback across teams.
We took full ownership of the mobile experience, designing and developing native apps for iOS and Android. Our job was to decode the incoming audio signal, turn it into usable data, and build an app that made life easier for patients.
FER brought deep technical experimentation. We brought structured delivery and user-focused thinking. The combination made it possible to turn outdated hardware into a smarter, connected care system.
The app we made allows users to ditch their old pen and paper methods of keeping track of their blood sugar. They can now monitor it closely via an app and easily share the data with their physician, but also make informed decisions about their health.
So can you blame us for being proud of this project too?
Bluetooth-powered vitamin and mineral tracking device with 237K active users.
