Monitoring devices
Your devices measure. Your doctor keeps watch.
Liv.Fit Band, Ring and CGM are coming soon, and today you can connect a band, ring or glucose sensor you already own. Your readings go to your record, your doctor sets your ranges, and they're alerted when something falls outside.
Liv.Fit devices
Our own band, ring and glucose sensor.
Three devices made for one job: getting useful readings to a doctor who knows you. Each is included in, or bought with, a monitoring plan.
Liv.Fit Band
● Coming soonA screenless strap worn on the wrist
What it measures
- Recovery
- Strain
- Sleep
- Heart rate variability
No screen to check. Your readings show in the app and go to your doctor.
Join the waitlistLiv.Fit Ring
● Coming soonA titanium smart ring
What it measures
- Sleep
- Resting heart rate
- Temperature trends
- Activity
You get a sizing kit before your ring ships.
Join the waitlistLiv.Fit CGM
● Coming soonA small round sensor on the back of the upper arm
What it measures
- Glucose, day and night
- Trends and highs and lows
- Readings on your phone
For people your doctor thinks will benefit from glucose monitoring.
Join the waitlistPhotos show the type of device, not the final product. Product photos, prices in AED and plan details come before pre-orders open.
Works with the devices you already own
We list a connection as available only when it works today.
- Oura ringSleep, heart rate, HRV, temperature trends, activity● Available now
- Dexcom CGMContinuous glucose readings and trends● Available now
- Google Health (Fitbit, Pixel Watch)Heart rate, sleep, activity, SpO2 where supported● Available now
- WHOOP bandRecovery, strain, sleep, HRV● Coming soon
- FreeStyle Libre CGMContinuous glucose readings and trends● Coming soon
- Samsung Galaxy Ring (Samsung Health, Health Connect)Sleep, heart rate, activity● Coming soon
- Apple HealthReadings from your iPhone, through the Liv.Fit mobile app● Coming soon
- Blood pressure cuff and smart scaleBlood pressure, weight● Later
Ranges set by your doctor, not by an app.
Your doctor sets the range for each reading, such as glucose or resting heart rate, based on your health. When a reading crosses it, your doctor gets an alert. Critical readings are flagged first.
Ranges and alerts
- Ranges per person, set by a doctor
- Alerts go to your doctor, not just to you
- Critical readings are flagged first
- Trends over days, not single numbers
Glucose · Trend, last 24 hours
Target range set by your doctor · 70–180 mg/dL
Sample readings for illustration
Care programs for long-term conditions
For conditions such as diabetes or high blood pressure, your doctor can enrol you in a care program: regular reviews, readings from your devices, and follow-ups planned in advance.
You decide what is shared
Your consent first
You connect a device yourself and choose which readings to share.
Disconnect any time
Remove a device in settings and new readings stop.
Logged access
You can see who viewed your readings and when.
Join the waitlist
Tell us which device you'd like. We'll email you when pre-orders open, with the price in AED and the plan options.
Common questions
Do I have to buy a device through Liv.Fit?
No. You can connect a supported device you already own. Liv.Fit Band, Ring and CGM are coming soon if you'd rather use ours.
Will a doctor watch my readings all the time?
No. Your doctor sets ranges and is alerted when a reading falls outside them. They also review your trends at planned check-ins. It is not round-the-clock monitoring.
Is this a medical device or a diagnosis?
No. Consumer devices give useful trends but are not a diagnosis. Your doctor decides what the readings mean and may order tests to confirm.
When will WHOOP, FreeStyle Libre and Samsung Galaxy Ring work?
We're building these connections now. They will appear in the app's device list when they work.
Connect a device in a few minutes
Sign in, open Devices and follow the steps for your ring, band or sensor.