Veri - Understand What You Eat Hack v1.55.1 + Redeem Codes
Blood sugar monitoring for all
Developer: Human Engineering Health Oy
Category: Health & Fitness
Price: Free
Version: v1.55.1
ID: io.HumanEngineering
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Description
Veri by Human Engineering helps you track and stabilize your blood sugar. By stabilizing your blood sugar, using a continuous glucose monitor (CGM) you can begin understanding your body like never before. Start learning how to eat, exercise, and sleep better powered by your blood sugar data.
GET GLUCOSE READINGS AND TRENDS
Start receiving your blood sugar readings by scanning your NFC enabled sensor. Learn how your current glucose and trend affect your energy levels.
TIME IN RANGE
Receive real-time data about your blood sugar levels. Try to keep your blood sugar stable and inside the range, as much of the time as possible.
VARIABILITY
Keep your blood sugar as steady as possible. By doing so you'll improve your focus, and improve longevity.
NOTES
Match your blood sugar with workouts and meals by taking notes on each scan.
Apple HealthKit
Integrate the app to Apple HealthKit and see in detail how your exercises and sleep affect your blood sugar.
COMPATIBILITY
This app is compatible with NFC enabled glucose sensor and iPhone 7 or later models running on iOS 11 and later updates.
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SAFETY, PRIVACY, AND TERMS OF USE
The data displayed in this app is for informational purposes only and should not be used to make medical decisions of any kind. Please see our Terms of use on our website for more details.
This app is not owned by or anyhow affiliated with any glucose tracking hardware manufacturer.
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TERMS OF USE
https://www.veri.co/terms?doc=terms
iOS APPLICATION RELATED PRIVACY POLICY
https://www.veri.co/terms?doc=privacy-app
WEBSITE FOR MORE INFORMATION
https://www.veristable.com
GET GLUCOSE READINGS AND TRENDS
Start receiving your blood sugar readings by scanning your NFC enabled sensor. Learn how your current glucose and trend affect your energy levels.
TIME IN RANGE
Receive real-time data about your blood sugar levels. Try to keep your blood sugar stable and inside the range, as much of the time as possible.
VARIABILITY
Keep your blood sugar as steady as possible. By doing so you'll improve your focus, and improve longevity.
NOTES
Match your blood sugar with workouts and meals by taking notes on each scan.
Apple HealthKit
Integrate the app to Apple HealthKit and see in detail how your exercises and sleep affect your blood sugar.
COMPATIBILITY
This app is compatible with NFC enabled glucose sensor and iPhone 7 or later models running on iOS 11 and later updates.
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SAFETY, PRIVACY, AND TERMS OF USE
The data displayed in this app is for informational purposes only and should not be used to make medical decisions of any kind. Please see our Terms of use on our website for more details.
This app is not owned by or anyhow affiliated with any glucose tracking hardware manufacturer.
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TERMS OF USE
https://www.veri.co/terms?doc=terms
iOS APPLICATION RELATED PRIVACY POLICY
https://www.veri.co/terms?doc=privacy-app
WEBSITE FOR MORE INFORMATION
https://www.veristable.com
Version history
v1.55.1
2023-08-21
General improvements and bug fixes
v1.54.7
2023-08-02
General improvements and bug fixes
1.54.6
2023-07-26
Veri just got a big performance upgrade! Enjoy a smoother and faster experience as you navigate the app.
1.52.9
2023-07-17
Veri can now connect directly to Oura Ring & your Fitbit devices. We have also added a new Nutrition tab to allow users to find their best (and worst) meals easier than ever.
1.52.8
2023-06-28
Veri can now connect directly to Oura Ring & your Fitbit devices. We have also added a new Nutrition tab to allow users to find their best (and worst) meals easier than ever.
1.52.7
2023-06-21
Veri can now connect directly to Oura Ring & your Fitbit devices. We have also added a new Nutrition tab to allow users to find their best (and worst) meals easier than ever.
1.52.5
2023-06-20
Veri can now connect directly to Oura Ring & your Fitbit devices. We have also added a new Nutrition tab to allow users to find their best (and worst) meals easier than ever.
1.51.1
2023-06-13
General fixes and improvements
1.50.5
2023-06-12
General fixes and improvements
1.50.4
2023-06-09
General fixes and improvements
1.50.3
2023-06-08
General fixes and improvements
1.50.2
2023-06-05
General fixes and improvements
1.49.1
2023-04-26
General fixes and small enhancements.
1.47.0
2023-04-13
General fixes and small enhancements.
1.46.1
2023-03-30
General fixes and small enhancements.
1.45.9
2023-03-30
Small enhancements!
1.45.8
2023-03-29
General fixes and small enhancements!
1.45.4
2023-03-24
General fixes and small enhancements!
v1.43.3
2023-03-08
General fixes and improvements.
v1.43.1
2023-03-01
Introducing sleep stage analysis! Inspect your sleep in high detail.
1.42.5
2023-02-27
General fixes and improvements
v1.42.3
2023-02-22
General fixes and improvements.
1.42.1
2023-02-22
We've fixed bugs and improved the performance of the app.
1.41.8
2023-02-08
General fixes and improvements.
1.41.6
2023-02-07
Heart Rate Added to Sleep and Workouts
Your heart rate (HR) can be a helpful signal when trying to understand and improve your metabolic health. Veri will now pull in your HR data from Apple Health. Tap sleep and exercise events to see your HR overlaid with glucose data.
Support for Font Scaling
Veri will now scale the font size in the app to match the size that you have selected in your device settings.
Bugs and fixes
We squashed some bugs and made other minor improvements.
Your heart rate (HR) can be a helpful signal when trying to understand and improve your metabolic health. Veri will now pull in your HR data from Apple Health. Tap sleep and exercise events to see your HR overlaid with glucose data.
Support for Font Scaling
Veri will now scale the font size in the app to match the size that you have selected in your device settings.
Bugs and fixes
We squashed some bugs and made other minor improvements.
Cheat Codes for In-App Purchases
| Item | Price | iPhone/iPad | Android |
|---|---|---|---|
| Veri App - Monthly (Monthly subscription without sensors/CGMs.) |
Free |
BC075062584✱✱✱✱✱ | CF1C640✱✱✱✱✱ |
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Ratings
4 out of 5
264 Ratings
Reviews
co18co,
Loving the data
I’ve been consistently using Veri for a few months now and have made some significant changes to my diet and lifestyle now that I am equipped with data about how my body responds.
There are a couple of little things that are keeping me from making this a five star review- namely the integration with Oura pulls over my “time in bed” vs my actual sleep. I struggle with insomnia so I’m often in bed for enough hours but not actually asleep. The snap shot in veri isn’t an accurate representation of my actual sleep.
Like others have mentioned, i wish you didn’t have to write text with every scan. Sometimes I’m on the go and don’t want to have a gap (like at work, or on a road trip) but am not in a position to type anything out.
The support team is INCREDIBLE, and all these little issues aside, their willingness to help solve my issues in a speedy way is why I keep using the app after all these months.
Additionally, their speed to market on features enhancements and bug fixes is impressive.
Overall, I love Veri. I wish the cost could come down a bit, but until the healthcare world recognizes that CGM technology should be affordable and covered for the people trying to prevent disease (vs those already sick with diabetes and managing disease), I don’t see this happening.
If you’re curious about how your body responds to the foods you eat and the lifestyle you live, I strongly suggest you give veri a try!
There are a couple of little things that are keeping me from making this a five star review- namely the integration with Oura pulls over my “time in bed” vs my actual sleep. I struggle with insomnia so I’m often in bed for enough hours but not actually asleep. The snap shot in veri isn’t an accurate representation of my actual sleep.
Like others have mentioned, i wish you didn’t have to write text with every scan. Sometimes I’m on the go and don’t want to have a gap (like at work, or on a road trip) but am not in a position to type anything out.
The support team is INCREDIBLE, and all these little issues aside, their willingness to help solve my issues in a speedy way is why I keep using the app after all these months.
Additionally, their speed to market on features enhancements and bug fixes is impressive.
Overall, I love Veri. I wish the cost could come down a bit, but until the healthcare world recognizes that CGM technology should be affordable and covered for the people trying to prevent disease (vs those already sick with diabetes and managing disease), I don’t see this happening.
If you’re curious about how your body responds to the foods you eat and the lifestyle you live, I strongly suggest you give veri a try!
nutrientnerd,
Positive reinforcement for disordered eating
Because this app focuses so myopically on JUST glucose responses - it can offer positive reinforcement for the wrong things when trying to consider a healthy, sustainable diet. The app happily gave me my best scores on days where I forgot to eat; even if I was hungry and had a terrible headache by the end of the day, and my body felt like trash, the app cheerfully offered me a 95 daily heath score!
The meal scoring also offered very low scores for foods like fresh fruits that (while they might cause a totally normal, more “spiked” blood glucose response than other foods, are still inarguably healthy foods that should be a part of any well balanced diet!). Because the food journal doesn’t include consideration for ANY nutrients, doesn’t offer the ability to track nutritional composition of foods, and the app doesn’t consider any biomarker other than blood sugar, it is not what I would consider a complete or helpful way to evaluate or change your lifestyle or optimize your metabolic health… there is so much more to metabolism than blood sugar!!!
If you do use the app, don’t put too much stock into the daily food scores - too many “high” scores for foods and activities I know aren’t healthy or sustainable, and “low” scores for things I logically know are healthy and reasonable!
The meal scoring also offered very low scores for foods like fresh fruits that (while they might cause a totally normal, more “spiked” blood glucose response than other foods, are still inarguably healthy foods that should be a part of any well balanced diet!). Because the food journal doesn’t include consideration for ANY nutrients, doesn’t offer the ability to track nutritional composition of foods, and the app doesn’t consider any biomarker other than blood sugar, it is not what I would consider a complete or helpful way to evaluate or change your lifestyle or optimize your metabolic health… there is so much more to metabolism than blood sugar!!!
If you do use the app, don’t put too much stock into the daily food scores - too many “high” scores for foods and activities I know aren’t healthy or sustainable, and “low” scores for things I logically know are healthy and reasonable!
SpedIdiot,
Learning so much
I’ve been using Veri for a few months now, and have learned so much about what affects my glucose. It also helps keep me honest in making more healthy choices. The customer support is also great, very responsive.
The app is quite sleek, simple, and easy to use. I do appreciate being able to compare my numbers with the the Veri community at large.
A few things that made me knock off one star: no dark mode; I don’t like being required to write a comment for each time I scan my sensor; and I wish I was able to add comments without scanning. For example, the sensor reacts with a false glucose spike when I shower - I’d like to note it. Or rather, I’d prefer Veri to not take these spikes into consideration when calculating the Flow number. I also don’t know how that Flow number weights spikes from food versus exercise - I suspect it doesn’t differentiate, but it’d be nice to have an intense workout not drag the Flow score too low.
Overall, I’m looking forward to how this app grows!
The app is quite sleek, simple, and easy to use. I do appreciate being able to compare my numbers with the the Veri community at large.
A few things that made me knock off one star: no dark mode; I don’t like being required to write a comment for each time I scan my sensor; and I wish I was able to add comments without scanning. For example, the sensor reacts with a false glucose spike when I shower - I’d like to note it. Or rather, I’d prefer Veri to not take these spikes into consideration when calculating the Flow number. I also don’t know how that Flow number weights spikes from food versus exercise - I suspect it doesn’t differentiate, but it’d be nice to have an intense workout not drag the Flow score too low.
Overall, I’m looking forward to how this app grows!
DeansReview,
Missing Data
This is a nice easy to understand app that provides great insights into your health. I have two complaints though.
First is missing data. I see the data in Freestyle Libre but Veri will show a 6 hour gap with no data. Eventually Veri will catch up but it’s frustrating. This doesn’t happen frequently but it happens enough to be annoying. I’ve seen it occur about 6 times in the last 2 weeks. I’ve already reached out to Tech Support.
Second is the pricing. Remember you’re only getting 2 sensors for the 3 month subscription. So that’s a total of 1 month of sensors as each one lasts 2 weeks. That means you’ll have 2 months of your subscription where you’ll have no sensors which makes the app pretty useless. You can buy more sensors but that adds to the cost. So at face value Veri looks cheap compared to Levels or Nutrisense but once you factor in buying additional sensors the cost savings is wiped out.
First is missing data. I see the data in Freestyle Libre but Veri will show a 6 hour gap with no data. Eventually Veri will catch up but it’s frustrating. This doesn’t happen frequently but it happens enough to be annoying. I’ve seen it occur about 6 times in the last 2 weeks. I’ve already reached out to Tech Support.
Second is the pricing. Remember you’re only getting 2 sensors for the 3 month subscription. So that’s a total of 1 month of sensors as each one lasts 2 weeks. That means you’ll have 2 months of your subscription where you’ll have no sensors which makes the app pretty useless. You can buy more sensors but that adds to the cost. So at face value Veri looks cheap compared to Levels or Nutrisense but once you factor in buying additional sensors the cost savings is wiped out.
_scoles,
Not as great as expected
I was really excited about getting a couple of sensors and trying this product out. They are rather expensive at $150 for 2 sensors which they advertise a sensor is good for 14 days. Well, not really. Placement was easy & painless, but each sensor only came with 1 patch/cover to protect it from water. After about 4 days I could see the patch/cover was getting worn & was not going to make it to the end of 14 days. I showered every other day and did not go swimming or expose the patch to water for an extended period of time, but it still came off about 10 days in. Being that these are expensive & insurance doesn’t cover them at all, I would expect them to last 14 days or come with more than 1 patch each at the minimum. So, I lost almost 1/3 of its usage. That really shouldn’t be the case, especially since they say it lasts longer than that. I don’t think I’ll continue with this patch. I’ll have to research other compatible options.
bec12343213,
Really wanted to like it
I went into this very curious and expecting to find it interesting to see how diet and lifestyle impacted on my blood glucose. It really has been interesting and I’d give the Freestyle Libre sensor 5 stars - it’s easy to use, doesn’t hurt and stays on.
The Veri app on the other hand is glitchy and support for all intents and purposes highly lacking. When everything is working the Veri app is alright not the best user experience but OK. When it doesn’t work don’t expect any support. The app stopped recording my data and I got told to use the Freestyle Libre app instead. I was told it stopped reading my data because my reading was too low, but also that the low reading was perfectly normal. If it’s perfectly normal shouldn’t the app work with it? Apparently not. So I paid a lot of money ($169 a month) for a sensor and an app that might work sometimes. And sm using the Freestyle Libre free app instead. Really frustrating. It feels like the Veri app is in beta testing.
The Veri app on the other hand is glitchy and support for all intents and purposes highly lacking. When everything is working the Veri app is alright not the best user experience but OK. When it doesn’t work don’t expect any support. The app stopped recording my data and I got told to use the Freestyle Libre app instead. I was told it stopped reading my data because my reading was too low, but also that the low reading was perfectly normal. If it’s perfectly normal shouldn’t the app work with it? Apparently not. So I paid a lot of money ($169 a month) for a sensor and an app that might work sometimes. And sm using the Freestyle Libre free app instead. Really frustrating. It feels like the Veri app is in beta testing.
ColoradoMoores,
App vs. device
As of right now, I’ve been using Veri for three days. So far, I’d rate the Libre a 5/5. However, if we’re taking about the app, right now I’d rate it at a two and a half or three. There’s so much more that could be done! The simplest being better integration with Apple health. Apple Health has blood glucose monitoring but the app doesn’t talk to Apple Health. The biggest thing that needs improvement is the logging screen. It shouldn’t take me four-plus taps to log something other than what the “default” is for that time. It would also make sense to allow people to duplicate entries (and maybe use previous data to create a more accurate “score”.) I subscribed to two sensors a month - so I’ll have plenty of time to update. I’d really love to see what else could come of this app.
jq-cuba,
Poor customer service and company
Poor company and customer service that don’t care about their customer at all. All other review saying that they send sensor late is true. They charge my credit card two or three days ago and they don’t send an email at least to said nothing about shipped sensor not tracking information. My sensor expired and theo not even shipped other sensor yet. Look like they don’t know the two sensor have a life of 28 days . This app only does is mimic the real freestyle app. This app don’t give any value information that you can not find in the app from the sensor. I don’t recommend this app or this company to anyone . They are very o responsable company to the least . When I finish my 3 month contract or wherever I will never again look at them. You can go to your local pharmacy and get better deals .
Prometheas,
Attractive design, weak HealthKit integration, limited meal tracking
I wanted to like Veri’s app so much.
Let me first say that my experiences with their customer support has been just great. Very courteous, supportive, and prompt!
Unfortunately, the app itself has some functional shortcomings that are driving me towards a competitor, the most significant of which is that the glucose readings the app collects are NOT written to HealthKit (though the app does ask for permission to read various HealthKit data points, including sleep and exercise data).
For me, if the glucose measurements aren’t written to HealthKit, they are just trapped in the app, and effectively become “dead” to me.
Additionally, the meal logging is very limited — if you’re not eating something that’s an exact match for a collection of terms built into the app, you can’t log it. Keto versions of foods like tortillas, breads, ice cream and more are impossible to distinguish from the regular variety.
In any case, if you don’t care about storing your readings in HealthKit or about accurately tracking your meals and snacks, the app itself is pleasantly designed and usable enough.
Let me first say that my experiences with their customer support has been just great. Very courteous, supportive, and prompt!
Unfortunately, the app itself has some functional shortcomings that are driving me towards a competitor, the most significant of which is that the glucose readings the app collects are NOT written to HealthKit (though the app does ask for permission to read various HealthKit data points, including sleep and exercise data).
For me, if the glucose measurements aren’t written to HealthKit, they are just trapped in the app, and effectively become “dead” to me.
Additionally, the meal logging is very limited — if you’re not eating something that’s an exact match for a collection of terms built into the app, you can’t log it. Keto versions of foods like tortillas, breads, ice cream and more are impossible to distinguish from the regular variety.
In any case, if you don’t care about storing your readings in HealthKit or about accurately tracking your meals and snacks, the app itself is pleasantly designed and usable enough.
elderb,
Excellent Application
This app is great for anyone wanting to track their metabolic health. I’ve been using it for two weeks and I’ve learned so much new information about my body’s response to diet changes. The app also has tools for tracking changes over time and ways to connect meals to metabolic response. The social aspect of the app is also terrific. The Veri community seems very responsive and supportive of all the users as well as the users supporting each other in the common goal of improving our health. I highly recommend it.
