Question 1

Do I need a CGM or glucometer to use FitXP?

Accepted Answer

No. FitXP estimates the blood sugar impact of your meals from a photo using AI. You don't need a continuous glucose monitor (CGM) or finger-prick glucometer to get useful insights, though you can still log readings if you have them.

Question 2

Is FitXP free?

Accepted Answer

Yes — FitXP is currently free to sign up and use during early access.

Question 3

Does FitXP work for Prediabetes?

Accepted Answer

Yes. FitXP was purpose-built for both Type 2 Diabetes and Prediabetes. It helps you spot which everyday foods spike your blood sugar so you can adjust before things get worse.

Question 4

Does FitXP work for Type 1 Diabetes?

Accepted Answer

FitXP is not designed for Type 1 Diabetes insulin dosing. People with Type 1 may still find the meal logging useful, but FitXP should never be used to make insulin decisions.

Question 5

How does the blood sugar impact estimate work?

Accepted Answer

FitXP analyzes a photo of your meal to identify foods, estimate carbs, fiber, fat, and protein, and then scores the likely blood sugar impact. Walking after a meal reduces the estimated spike based on duration, intensity, and timing.

Question 6

Can FitXP help me lower my HbA1c?

Accepted Answer

FitXP is not a medical treatment, but consistent use — logging meals, watching spike patterns, and walking after meals — helps many people make food choices that support better long-term glucose control. Always work with your doctor on HbA1c goals.

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