Get GlucoHome on your phone

On Android, start with Google Play — the recommended way to install GlucoHome and keep it updated. You can also add GlucoHome to your home screen from the browser.

Google Play — Android (recommended)

Install GlucoHome from Google Play for automatic updates and Play's standard install checks.

Get it on Google Play

Add to Home Screen (iPhone & browser option)

Open glucohome.id on your phone, sign in, then add the site to your home screen. On iPhone use Safari → Share → Add to Home Screen. On Android Chrome, use the install prompt or the browser menu.

  1. Sign in with Google, or start in this browser
  2. Connect Dexcom when you are ready
  3. Use Food to log meals

After install, a service worker (a small background helper in the browser) can keep a basic shell of the app available if the network drops. Live Dexcom readings still need a connection.

Advanced: Android APK

This is a sideloaded Android file from GitHub — not from Google Play. Your phone will warn you because the file did not come from the store. Only use this if you understand that risk. Most people should install from Google Play instead.

Download APK from GitHub (advanced sideload)

View all releases on GitHub

If Android blocks the install

  1. Tap the downloaded APK notification from Chrome.
  2. If prompted with "For your security, this source is not allowed", tap Settings.
  3. Enable Allow from this source for Chrome.
  4. Go back and tap Install.

Device path may vary: Settings > Apps > Chrome > Install unknown apps.

What you get

  • Dexcom readings on the Home tab (when connected)
  • Food logging and catalog search
  • Per-meal carb targets you set
  • AGP-style charts (a 24-hour overlay of many days), heatmap, and time-in-range