Now that we're logging to a Sqlite database, it opens up the opportunity to do something with that data. Whether it is being able to show your daily average, estimated A1C similar to how Dexcom does it, or any other number of possibilities.
Alternatively, we keep the application simple and as-is, and just let users do with the data as they please.
Ideal scenario would be being able to show a graph/chart of glucose readings for the past X hours that would appear in the Windows Notification menu when you double-click the icon.
Now that we're logging to a Sqlite database, it opens up the opportunity to do something with that data. Whether it is being able to show your daily average, estimated A1C similar to how Dexcom does it, or any other number of possibilities.
Alternatively, we keep the application simple and as-is, and just let users do with the data as they please.
Ideal scenario would be being able to show a graph/chart of glucose readings for the past X hours that would appear in the Windows Notification menu when you double-click the icon.