Comparison
BeeGoodHealth and Bearable
Bearable is the closest thing on the market to what we are trying to do — log anything, then see what actually correlates. Our research note records two things about it that matter the moment a sensor is involved: it is mobile-only, with no web app, and it has no CGM or Dexcom integration. Here is what that note found, and what it did not.
Facts checked July 2026. Everything in the Bearable column comes from one written research note of ours, and from nothing else. That note is a survey of published user reviews and press coverage — we have not tested Bearable ourselves. Where it recorded nothing, the row says so rather than guessing.
Side by side
Three of these rows are blank on the right. The note recorded how Bearable is priced, what it tracks and where it runs; it is silent on whether it carries advertising, whether you can hand someone a share link, or whether it produces a report for a clinician. We would rather leave those empty than guess in our own favour.
BeeGoodHealth on the left, Bearable on the right. Ours is every plan unless a cell says Premium.
On a narrow screen, scroll the table sideways to reach the Bearable column.
| What you are comparing | BeeGoodHealth | Bearable |
|---|---|---|
| Price |
$45.00 / year |
Premium is $34.99, often discounted — we could not confirm whether that is monthly or yearly |
| Free tier |
$0 forever The last 60 days of history |
A free tier with unlimited custom symptom and mood tracking, weekly reports and custom graphs; history beyond 30 days is Premium |
| Ads |
No ads, on any plan, ever. |
Not in our research |
| CGM sync |
Dexcom CSV import today; Partner API sync once Dexcom approves us as a partner |
No CGM or Dexcom integration Syncs Google Fit, Apple Health and Fitbit, with Oura, Garmin and Samsung planned |
| Food and glucose on one timeline |
All nine kinds of entry: glucose, food, medication, exercise, hydration, weight, blood pressure, labs, notes |
Tracks mood, sleep, symptoms, energy, meds, nutrition, cycles, activity and bowel movements, plus measurements including blood glucose and weight Users report limited food-symptom tracking, even on Premium |
| Share links |
Up to 10 active share links for your doctor or family — revoke one and the slot frees straight away |
Not in our research |
| Doctor report |
The AGP PDF report to hand to your clinician Premium |
Not in our research |
| Web access |
It runs in a browser, on a laptop or a phone |
Mobile-only, with no web app |
| Published formulas |
Published formulas and methodology |
Correlation reports are Premium Bearable keeps a support page titled “My correlations are wrong / don’t make sense” |
The same note also recorded that users report freezing, force-quits and lag during tracking. That is a reading of what users wrote in mid-2026, not a test we ran ourselves, and an app can be fixed. If any of it is out of date, tell us and we will correct this page.
Who should stay with Bearable
If what you are tracking is mood, symptoms, energy, sleep or cycles, stay with Bearable. It has somewhere to put all of those and we do not: BeeGoodHealth has nine kinds of entry — glucose, food, medication, exercise, hydration, weight, blood pressure, labs and notes — and not one of them is a symptom or a mood. Moving would cost you the thing you came for.
Stay too if you want a phone app and nothing else. Our note records Bearable as mobile-only with no web app, and BeeGoodHealth is the other way round: it opens in a browser on a laptop or a phone, which is the right shape for charts and reports and the wrong shape for someone who wants a home-screen icon and no browser at all.
We are narrower than Bearable on purpose — glucose and the things that move it, with the arithmetic behind every number published. If your question is wider than that, Bearable is the better tool for it.
If the sensor is the missing half
BeeGoodHealth is in a closed beta. Ask for access on the home page and we’ll email you an invite when a place opens up.
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