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Sharing With Your Doctor
Two features make GlucoPilot useful at appointments: read-only provider logins and the Visit Report.
Under Settings → Provider logins, the admin can create up to 4 read-only
accounts (one per doctor). A provider signs in at the normal /login URL and:
- Can: view every page (Dashboard, Explorer, Patterns, Insights, Cycle, Records) and generate/print the Visit Report.
- Cannot: change any data, settings, connections, or trigger syncs.
Enforcement is at the server, not just the UI — provider sessions are refused write access with a 403. Remove a login anytime to revoke access.
Why a cap of 4? It keeps the total accounts (you + 4 doctors) modest, which also fits within limited third-party API user quotas.
The Visit Report page compiles a printable clinical summary over a chosen window (30 / 90 / 180 days):
- Glucose — average, GMI, time-in-range breakdown, and an AGP (ambulatory glucose profile) of a typical day.
- Insulin — daily totals, bolus/basal split, carbs.
- Cycle × glucose — per-phase time-in-range and average glucose.
- Sleep / recovery — Oura and Fitbit averages.
- Labs — latest values with reference ranges, flags, and trends.
- "Quarter in review" — an AI narrative that ties it together as observations to discuss, framed as non-diagnostic.
Click Print / Save PDF to hand a clean printout to the care team (the app chrome is hidden in print).
The report is an observational summary of self-tracked data to support the clinical conversation — not a diagnosis or treatment recommendation. GMI is a CGM-derived estimate, not a lab A1c.