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Your sensor sees glucose.
halo sees you.
ECOSYSTEM
From the moment of diagnosis onward: insight into what your body is actually doing, education that meets you where you are, and specialists when you need them.
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Principles
Diabetes takes up a lot of headspace — food, stress, exercise, hormones, all at once. Halo brings them together in one place, so clear answers take seconds, not hours.
What spikes you might not spike someone else, and hypos can arrive with little warning. Halo learns your levels as you go, and flags what's coming before it happens.
Most diabetes devices feel clinical, and the alarms can make things worse. The rest of tech is crafted to feel good to use — this should be too: effortless, comforting, supportive.
Generic advice doesn't reflect your experience, and a specialist only sees part of your history. Halo tells you what actually works — and connects you to a specialist when you need it.
AI Study
Halo begins with building an AI for diabetes. To accomplish this, we’re opening a six-week research study with two hundred volunteers and asking them to share the everyday signals behind their glucose levels. We want to learn about what truly moves the needle and built around real lives.
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Built by people who live it.
The research study runs with volunteers who have diabetes — what you share shapes what Halo becomes.
Bigger picture
This is the first step in what we hope Halo grows into. We’re not just building another app — we’re envisioning a new way for people to better understand and manage diabetes.
We also want the people who live with diabetes to be able to shape Halo in their own image: representative of you, and responsive to what you want to see built.
With love,
Alexander SpencerFounder
