Stick a biosensor patch on your arm and see real-time info on how your body is responding to exercise and nutrition. Supersapiens believes its tech will revolutionize how athletes fuel for optimal performance.
Abbott’s Libre Sense Sport Biosensor — based on its FreeStyle Libre glucose monitor — is the world’s first glucose monitoring device designed for athletes without diabetes. In other words, the technology is moving beyond simple health monitoring, into the performance fitness market.
Along with the biosensor, Supersapiens, a Bluetooth-compatible, real-time data app, developed what it hopes is the latest breakthrough in sports continuous glucose monitoring (CGM). In fact, the sports tech company this week announced it had secured $13.5 million in venture capital funding to develop product.
Could CGM biosensors be the next trend in fitness wearables? We already measure our caloric intake, heart rate, rate of oxygen consumption, calories burned before, during, and after exercise — so why not glucose, too?

“Using the Abbott Libre Sense Biosensor and the compatible Supersapiens app, you’re able to understand the fuel your body responds best to, so you can determine your personalized glucose response and fueling strategy,” Supersapiens states.
Supersapiens is currently the only app on market to directly integrate with a Bluetooth-enabled CGM for sports.