About Win in Range

Built by a doctor who has T1D.

Diabetes is a 24/7 unpaid job, and most days nobody notices the work. Win in Range exists to change that — a small, real reason to look forward to your CGM data each morning.

The origin

Why this exists

In 2017, Heather Lampert was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. She was already a practicing physician at the time — Family Medicine, board-certified, the kind of doctor who knew exactly what the disease entailed before it became hers.

Knowing the medicine didn't make the lived experience easier. Adult-onset T1D is a relentless, invisible job. The CGM beeps at 2 AM. The carb math runs all day. A perfect Tuesday gets erased by a virus on Wednesday. There are no weekends, no time off, no boss who notices the work.

What struck Heather, after a few years of living it, was how little encouragement is built into diabetes care. The tools nag when you're high. They alarm when you're low. They generate reports for your endocrinologist. Nothing in the system is designed to celebrate the work you put in to stay in range — even though that work is constant, exhausting, and often invisible to everyone in your life.

Win in Range is the thing she wished existed. A small reason to root for your own numbers each morning. Not a coach, not a nag, not another app to manage. Just a free game that pays you, sometimes, to keep doing what you're already doing.

Founder
Dr. Heather Lampert
Dr. Heather Lampert, DO
Founder · Type 1 Diabetic
  • Board-certified in Family Medicine
  • Diagnosed with T1D as an adult
  • Active CGM user since 2017
  • Practicing physician, Massachusetts
“Most people don't know their TIR average. Now you do — and you've got something to beat.
— Dr. Heather Lampert, DO
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Win in Range is operated by Around The Hoop Holdings, LLC, a consumer wellness company. It is not a clinical service, and use of Win in Range does not create a physician-patient relationship. For full details, see Section 15 of the Official Rules.