Glooko
by Glooko, Inc.
Glooko is a digital health platform for diabetes management. It collects data from compatible glucose meters, continuous glucose monitors, insulin devices and activity trackers for review by patients and care teams.
Why Abandoned
Glooko’s official website continues to offer its diabetes data-management platform and publishes current company information; no shutdown or acquisition of the company has been announced.
💵 Pricing & access
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🩺 Health Signals
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- Confidence
- 97%
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📅 Timeline
Glooko founded
Glooko was founded in Palo Alto to make diabetes device data easier for patients and healthcare professionals to collect and review.
Merged with Diasend
Glooko and Sweden-based Diasend completed a merger, combining their diabetes data-management businesses under the Glooko name.
Raised $30 million Series D
Glooko announced a $30 million Series D financing led by Health Catalyst Capital, with participation from existing investors.
Acquired xbird
Glooko acquired Berlin-based xbird, adding machine-learning technology intended to support diabetes risk detection and personalized insights.
Raised $100 million Series F
Glooko announced a $100 million Series F financing led by Georgian, with participation from existing investors.
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❓ Frequently Asked Questions
What is Glooko used for?
Glooko is used to gather diabetes-related data from compatible devices and present it to patients and healthcare teams for monitoring, reporting and care management.
Does Glooko use artificial intelligence?
Glooko has incorporated machine-learning capabilities through its acquisition of xbird and develops data-driven tools, but its core product is a diabetes data-management and remote-monitoring platform rather than a general-purpose AI assistant.
Which diabetes devices work with Glooko?
Glooko supports a broad range of glucose meters, continuous glucose monitors, insulin pumps, smart pens and fitness devices. Compatibility varies by country, device model and connection method, so users should consult Glooko’s current compatibility list.
Is Glooko available to individual patients?
Patients commonly access Glooko through participating clinics, health systems or diabetes programs. Availability, onboarding and pricing depend on the healthcare organization and region.
What are alternatives to Glooko?
The supplied catalogue contains no direct diabetes-management competitors. Glide and Bubble are living no-code platforms that healthcare teams can use to build custom apps, but they are not substitutes for Glooko’s regulated diabetes-device integrations and clinical workflows.