Oura added meal tracking and glucose readings to its app
The May 2025 features paired the ring with Dexcom's over-the-counter Stelo sensor, sold through Oura for $99.
Kivorent News desk, published , 1 min read
$99price of the Stelo glucose sensor through Oura
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Oura added two features to its app on May 7, 2025, HLTH reported.
- Meals. Photograph your food, and the app identifies it and estimates its nutritional content.
- Glucose. Readings from Dexcom's Stelo sensor appear next to the ring's data on sleep, stress and activity.
Members could buy the Stelo sensor through Oura's site for $99. Both features launched in the United States first.
Why it mattered
A ring cannot measure glucose. A sensor worn on the arm can. Putting the two in one app let people see how a meal or a bad night's sleep showed up in their blood sugar.
It was an early step in the ring's move from sleep tracker toward a broader health record, which continued with lab uploads in 2026.
For what the sensor measures, see how continuous glucose monitors work.
This article is general information about how technology works. It is not medical advice. Talk to a clinician about your own health.
Sources
- Oura unveils AI-powered metabolic health features with glucose integration, HLTH, May 7, 2025
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