Franz Industries LLC // Est. 2026

FranzIndustries

Technology that carries the weight.

A holding company that builds and operates consumer health and software products.

02 // Mission

A copilot for every body. Type 1 diabetes asks 8.4 million people to do the job of an organ by hand — every meal, every night, for life. The data exists. The math is known. So we're building the machine that does it with you. First for Type 1. Then for every condition where people carry the load alone.

03 // Operations

One standard. Every product.

Franz Industries is a holding company that designs, builds, and runs its own products — starting with consumer health.

FI-OPS-01

Build

Engineered in-house — from data pipelines and clinical models to the last pixel on the screen.

FI-OPS-02

Operate

We run what we ship: infrastructure, security, support, and compliance, owned end to end.

FI-OPS-03

Compound

Every product strengthens the next. Shared infrastructure, shared intelligence, one bar for quality.

04 // Payload

The operating system for Type 1 diabetes.

Live glucose, insulin, meals, exercise, sleep, and your cycle — fused into one picture and turned into clear next steps.

In development iPhone first Dexcom CGM integration

The weight

Type 1 diabetes is a full-time job nobody applied for.

There are no days off. Every meal is a math problem. Every workout, every short night, every stressful afternoon moves the number — and you're expected to solve it, in your head, around the clock.

180+

extra health decisions people with T1D make every day1

42

factors that can move blood glucose2

21%

of U.S. adults with T1D reach the recommended A1c goal3

8.4M

people living with T1D worldwide4

The gap

The data was never the problem.

A CGM reports a new reading every five minutes. Pumps and pens log every unit. Apps turn it all into charts — then leave you alone with the hardest part: deciding what to do next.

GlucOS is built for that moment.

01 / Sense

Every reading, live.

GlucOS streams your Dexcom CGM into one live view — glucose, trend, and time in range, refreshed with every new reading.

02 / Context

Everything that moves your number.

Insulin still working. Carbs still absorbing. This morning's run, last night's sleep, where you are in your cycle. GlucOS models each one — with action curves specific to the insulin you actually take.

03 / Decide

Snap the meal. See the math.

Snap your plate — or scan a barcode or label — and GlucOS estimates carbs, protein, and fat. Before you log, it shows the math from your own settings: carbs, correction, and insulin already on board.

04 / Learn

Sharper every day.

GlucOS studies your clean meal windows, your overnight trends, and every day's results — then surfaces the patterns worth bringing to your care team.

12:41

Today

Dexcom · 2 min 12
M26T27W28T29F30S31S1

148mg/dL ↗

In range
3h6h12h24h
3 U 30 g 18 g
48 gCarbs today6 g absorbing
3 UInsulin today1.1 U active
82%In rangelast 24 h

Your morning run and short night roughly cancel out — sensitivity looks normal today.

Glucose

Dexcom · 2 min
3h6h12h24h
122 → 11:40 AM
Granola bar · 18 g
Run 3 U 30 g 18 g
1.1U activeHumalog · on its own curve
6g absorbingGranola bar · 11:40

Moving your number today

Run · 32 minSensitivity up
Sleep · 5 h 40 mResistance up
Cycle · day 21Luteal

Chicken burrito bowl

12:41 PM · 1 serving
589Calories
38gProtein
62gCarbs
21gFat
Could also be
Carnitas bowl · 64g carbs · 22%Rice bowl · 70g · 9%

For your glucose

Carbs62g56–70g range
Net carbs54g8g fiber
GlycemicMedium

148 ↗In range · 2 min ago · 1.1 U active

Your settings imply about 5.9 U for this.

6.2 U for carbs + 0.8 U correction − 1.1 U still active. Reference only — you decide.

A recent workout may have raised your insulin sensitivity — watch for lows, including later/overnight.

Insulin taken (U)
Fix resultsDone

Insights

82% in rangeLast 14 days · target 70%+
Average131↓ 4
Est. A1C6.4%
Variability29%
Lows1↓ 2
Lunch · learned from 9 clean meals

1:9

On 1:10, lunch lands about 38 mg/dL high at 3 hours. Worth reviewing with your care team.

Your daily insulin

14-day average

38 U per day

Basal 18 U · 47% · Bolus 20 U · 53%

Overnight

6 nights

Steady — about +4 mg/dL from midnight to 6 AM.

Today Glucose Insights Me

Illustrative interface · In development

Flight sim // One meal, six hours

Run the scenario.

Change the meal, the timing, the night you had. Watch six hours of glucose respond to the same forces GlucOS models — live.

Meal size

Meal type

Bolus timing

Your day

Time in range77%Target > 70%6
Peak203mg/dLat T+1:25
Lowest110mg/dLat T+5:00

GlucOS math

60 g ÷ 1:10 = 6.0 U

Coach note

Illustrative model of a hypothetical adult (carb ratio 1:10, correction factor 45 mg/dL per unit, rapid-acting insulin). Simplified for education — not medical advice. Real bodies vary.

Payload specs

Under the hood.

CGM
Dexcom · Live
Real-time readings through Dexcom Share, plus the official Dexcom API.
Apple Health
Workouts · Sleep · Cycle
The context that changes how insulin behaves, brought in from Apple Health.
Insulin models
Per-insulin action curves
Rapid, ultra-rapid, regular, and long-acting insulins — each modeled on its own clinical profile.
Meal AI
Snap · Scan · Search
A photo, a barcode, or a nutrition label becomes carbs, protein, and fat — grounded in USDA and Open Food Facts data, with look-alike foods ranked by probability.
Coach
Ratios · Basal · Review
Learns your carb ratio from clean meals, checks overnight basal, tracks how each saved meal lands, and reviews every day.
Security
Encrypted
In transit and at rest. Device credentials sealed with AES-256-GCM.

Safety overrides everything.

When glucose runs low or dangerously high, GlucOS stops coaching and shows established safety guidance first — like the 15-15 rule for lows.

05 // Master plan

The master plan.

Four stages, in order. Each one earns the right to build the next.

  1. Stage 01In development

    Build the copilot

    GlucOS for Type 1 on iPhone: live glucose, the math before every meal, and a coach that learns you.

  2. Stage 02Next

    See it coming

    Turn everything GlucOS learns into warnings before a high or low arrives — not after.

  3. Stage 03Planned

    Put it everywhere

    Every CGM, pump, pen, and phone — and the care teams behind them, so the time between visits finally counts.

  4. Stage 04Planned

    Beyond diabetes

    The same engine for every condition where people carry the math alone.

North star

1,000,000,000hours a year

The number we measure ourselves against: time handed back to people living with Type 1 — hours no longer spent doing an organ's math in their heads.

8.4M people × 20 min a day × 365 days ≈ 1.02 billion hours

06 // Comms

Let's build what's next.

Early access, partnerships, press — one channel.