SattiV is a client for Nightscout, an open-source cloud based CGM. It is intended that people suffering from diabetes will be able to visualize readings from their sensors. The principal difference of the app is its compatibility for both iOS and Android devices that is made possible by the Flutter programming language.
This is a work in progress, therefore, it may lack some functionality that is present in xDrip, zDrip, or Shuggah. For example, there is still no "master" mode, only "follower" mode. However, unlike other iOS clients, SattiV has xDrip-like functionality of adding and visualizing treatments (notes and insulin injections).
- Nightscout follower mode
- Real-time monitoring of blood glucose
- Adding/undoing treatments (bolus, notes)
- MVVM architecture
- (Multi-) Provider state management
- Calibrations, Readings, and Treatments management
- Entries are queried by 1 item and stored in local DB to reduce data/API usage
- Error/Exception management
- Add notifications and sounds
- Add "master" mode (aka Bluetooth connection)
- Add forecasts (probably linear or low order polynomials should do fine)
- Animations (transitions, updates)
The app can be installed to more or less all iOS 10+ versions, later down the road I will try to make that range as broad as possible. Also, a broad range of Android devices will be able to run the app (except probably super old ones).
To run iOS app you will need XCode that is compatible with this project, and/or Android Studio. For Android devices only Android Studio should do the trick.
After finishing first MVP I plan to publish it to the TestFlight and subsequently to the AppStore (Maybe Google Play too).
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