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A1Cue Long-Format Research Survey

Help Us Build A1Cue Around Real Diabetes Life

Thank you for taking the deeper A1Cue research survey. A1Cue is an early-stage diabetes support platform being built around three ideas: simple action cues, practical expert education, and eventually community support. This survey will help us understand what people with diabetes, caregivers, and clinicians actually need.

Please keep responses general. Do not include exact glucose readings, insulin doses, medical record details, CGM screenshots, or urgent health concerns.

A1Cue is not medical care and does not provide diagnosis, treatment, or emergency support. I understand this survey is for early product research, not medical advice. I agree that A1Cue may use my responses in de-identified form to improve the product and may contact me if I provide contact information.

Are you 18 or older?

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Which best describes you?

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What age range best describes the person living with diabetes?

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How long has diabetes been part of your life or your family’s life?

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Which tools are currently part of diabetes management?

Which CGM or glucose system do you use, if any?

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What do you currently use for diabetes education or support?

How often is it challenging to know what action to take when glucose is trending up?

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How often is it challenging to avoid lows during or after activity?

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How often is it challenging to manage post-meal spikes?

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How often are overnight lows or nighttime alarms challenging?

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How often is it challenging to stay motivated to move?

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How often do you feel overwhelmed by diabetes decisions?

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How often is it challenging to know what diabetes advice to trust?

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Which three situations would you most want help with? Choose up to 3.

Describe a recent moment when diabetes felt frustrating, confusing, or exhausting. Please keep this general. No exact glucose readings, doses, or private medical details.

How does exercise or movement currently fit into diabetes management?

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How interested would you be in 2–5 minute movement cues? 1 = Not interested. 5 = Very interested.

What types of movement cues would feel realistic?

What would make movement cues feel safe and useful?

Which education topics would be most valuable? Choose up to 5.

Which education format would you actually use?

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Would you pay for access to diabetes educators or expert Q&A if it were affordable and convenient?

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What kind of community support would feel helpful?

What would make a diabetes community feel trustworthy?

A1Cue is exploring a diabetes support platform that gives people small, practical cues throughout life with diabetes — like short movement prompts, simple education from trusted experts, and eventually community support. The goal is not to replace medical care, but to help people feel less alone and more equipped between appointments. Based on that description, how interested are you in A1Cue? 1 = Not interested. 5 = Very interested.

What part of A1Cue sounds most valuable?

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What concerns would you have before using something like A1Cue?

What would make you trust A1Cue?

If A1Cue solved a real problem for you, what monthly price would feel reasonable?

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Would you consider placing a $25 founder deposit for early access, pre-launch giveaways and 3 month all-access subscription or refundable if A1Cue does not launch paid early access?

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Would you be interested in joining the pilot?

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Would you be willing to do a 15–20 minute follow-up interview?

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Email address

First name

Anything else you want A1Cue to know?