Comparison
BeeGoodHealth and Dexcom Clarity
Clarity is the report your care team already knows how to read. This page is about what each of the two is for, and it is written on the assumption that plenty of people should keep using Clarity.
Facts checked July 2026. Everything in the Dexcom Clarity 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 Dexcom Clarity ourselves. Where it recorded nothing, the row says so rather than guessing.
Side by side
Clarity is Dexcom’s own reporting dashboard, and the note recorded how it handles reports and sharing rather than how it is sold. So the price, free tier, advertising and methodology rows below say that we have nothing, instead of filling them in from memory.
BeeGoodHealth on the left, Dexcom Clarity on the right. Ours is every plan unless a cell says Premium.
On a narrow screen, scroll the table sideways to reach the Dexcom Clarity column.
| What you are comparing | BeeGoodHealth | Dexcom Clarity |
|---|---|---|
| Price |
$45.00 / year |
Not in our research |
| Free tier |
$0 forever The last 60 days of history |
Not in our research |
| 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 |
Dexcom’s own web dashboard, and where Dexcom’s provider sharing runs |
| Food and glucose on one timeline |
All nine kinds of entry: glucose, food, medication, exercise, hydration, weight, blood pressure, labs, notes |
No food logging of its own |
| Share links |
Up to 10 active share links for your doctor or family — revoke one and the slot frees straight away |
Provider sharing capped at 90 days |
| Doctor report |
The AGP PDF report to hand to your clinician Premium |
The clinical-report standard Its raw data export excludes meal text and activity detail |
| Web access |
It runs in a browser, on a laptop or a phone |
A web dashboard |
| Published formulas |
Published formulas and methodology |
Not in our research |
The note also recorded repeated forced logins, and that people work around the export gap by hand: downloading PDFs, converting them to spreadsheets, stripping the formatting and merging them with their glucose files. That is the specific job BeeGoodHealth is trying to remove, because meals, medication and exercise are already on the same timeline as the readings.
Who should stay with Dexcom Clarity
If your clinic works from Clarity reports and your question is only about glucose, stay with Clarity. It comes from Dexcom itself, so there is nothing to export and nothing to import, and your care team already reads it fluently. Nothing we build replaces that, and we are not going to pretend otherwise.
BeeGoodHealth is not a Clarity replacement. On Dexcom: CSV import works today, and Partner API sync is pending Dexcom partner approval. What we add is the other half of the question — what you ate, what you took and what you did, on the same timeline as the numbers, and an AGP-shaped PDF you can hand over with that context attached. The AGP is the established one-page summary and clinicians prefer it, which is why we shaped ours that way rather than inventing a format.
Using both is a perfectly reasonable answer, and a common one.
If the meals are 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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