Daily and weekly wraps
Every day gets a one-page summary in the app. Every Monday, your week lands in the app and in your inbox: glucose, workouts and the moments that stood out.
Daily wrap
Each day gets its wrap: time in range, average, lows and variability, with arrows against your 7-day average, and the 24-hour curve. Then the highlights, like your longest stretch in range and when your highest and lowest readings happened, your day by time of day, each workout and meal with its time in range, and the night after.
Weekly wrap
Monday to Sunday in one page: your average against the week before, time in range, lows and variability, each day’s average on the week’s curve, and your workouts of the week with their time in range. In the app, and in your inbox from Tom.
Side by side
| Daily wrap | Weekly wrap | |
|---|---|---|
| When | Every day, in the app | Every Monday, in the app and by email |
| Compared with | Your 7-day average | The week before |
| Numbers | Time in range, average, lows, variability | Time in range, average, lows, variability |
| Curve | The 24 hours of the day | The week, with each day’s average |
| Context | Highlights, time of day, workouts, meals, the night after | Workouts of the week, day-by-day stats |
What do the numbers mean? Time in range, average and CV, explained.
FAQ
Every Monday, for the week from Monday to Sunday in your time zone. It lands in the app and in your inbox, with a notification if you allow them.
Your average glucose compared with the week before, time in range, lows and variability, the week’s curve with each day’s average, and your workouts of the week with their time in range.
A one-page summary of each day: time in range, average, lows and variability against your 7-day average, the 24-hour curve, the day’s highlights, each workout and meal with its time in range, and the night after.
A wrap needs enough data to mean something: your sensor has to have covered most of the week, at least five days out of seven. Wraps are part of the membership.
A low counts when glucose stays under 70 mg/dL (3.9 mmol/L) for at least 15 minutes, and a new one only counts 30 minutes after the previous one ended.
Free for 7 days on the yearly plan
Connect your sensor once. Ando does the rest, on every workout, every night and every week.
Ando requires a membership. The yearly plan starts with 7 free days. Cancel anytime.
Ando is not a medical device. It shows your glucose in the context of your day for visualization and self-reflection only. Do not use it to make treatment decisions; follow your sensor’s instructions and your healthcare team.