OpenGlucose

How does OpenGlucose work?

Projects

OpenGlucose repositories implement the standards. Separately, applications and organizations adopt those standards in production—featured below under Built with OpenGlucose.

OpenGlucose repositories

Reference implementations and the standards portal. Only live public repositories are linked.

Live

Open Glucose Telemetry

Vendor-neutral telemetry for ingesting, validating, normalizing, and streaming glucose data from device-specific sources.

GitHub → OpenGlucoseTelemetry

Live

Open Glucose Interoperability

Canonical specification for glucose data models, JSON schemas, semantics, timestamps, units, and provenance. Repository: OpenGlucoseInteroperabilityStandard.

GitHub → OpenGlucoseInteroperabilityStandard

Live

OpenGlucose Website

Official web presence and standards portal at openglucose.org.

GitHub → OpenGlucoseWebsite

Built with OpenGlucose

Organizations and developers building interoperable glucose solutions using the OpenGlucose standards ecosystem. We list public websites only—source code may be private.

GlucoseAITracker app dashboard showing glucose trends and meal insights

Featured Implementation

GlucoseAITracker

AI-powered glucose analytics platform helping users better understand meals, glucose trends, and continuous glucose monitor data.

Demonstrates how Open Glucose Telemetry and Open Glucose Interoperability standards power a modern AI-driven glucose application in production.

Uses

  • Open Glucose Telemetry
  • Open Glucose Interoperability
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How OGT and OGIS relate

Diagram: Open Glucose Telemetry to Open Glucose Interoperability to applications.

Open Glucose Telemetry maps vendor data to Open Glucose Interoperability canonical events consumed by applications.

Standards architecture → · Full ecosystem story →

Planned projects

The following are on the roadmap. Links will appear when repositories are published.