Private Beta — Limited places

Join the beta.

Moss Life is in private beta. We are accepting up to 100 testers for iOS and Android. Apply below and we will be in touch within 5 business days.

Free to join. No subscription. No adverts. Not a medical device.

Apply for access.

Tell us a little about yourself. We want beta testers who actively manage their diabetes and will give honest feedback.

Full name *

Email address *

Device *

Type of diabetes *

How do you currently track your glucose? *

How often do you log your glucose? *

Country *

How did you hear about Moss Life? *

Why do you want to join the beta? *

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I understand that Moss Life is pre-release software provided for testing purposes. It may contain bugs or errors. I accept that my use of this beta version is at my own risk. *I understand that Moss Life is not a medical device and is not approved by any regulatory authority. I will not use it as a substitute for clinical monitoring or professional medical advice. *I have read and agree to the Moss Life Privacy Policy. I consent to Verdant Technology Services Limited processing my personal and health data for the purpose of operating the Moss Life beta programme. *

We are accepting up to 100 beta testers. We will be in touch within 5 business days.

What you will be testing.

Glucose logging in three taps

Custom clinical keyboard. Offline-first. Every reading context covered.

Personal alerts

Set your own thresholds. Alerts that reach you even when the app is closed.

GP-ready exports

PDF, CSV, and FHIR R4 in one tap. Walk in prepared.

A community that gets it

Five peer support spaces, anonymous posting, end-to-end encrypted messaging.

System requirements

iOS

iOS 16.0 or later

iPhone 8 or newer recommended

Face ID or Touch ID recommended for biometric lock

Android

Android 10.0 (API level 29) or later

Biometric sensor recommended

Moss Life is developed by Verdant Technology Services Limited, Limerick, Ireland. Moss Life is a personal health tracking tool and is not a medical device. It has not been assessed or approved by the HPRA, MHRA, or any other regulatory authority. Always consult your healthcare team before making changes to your treatment.