Any way a wear OS watch acts as a standalone for libre2/2+ without bridge?

[Banken85]

Hi, I saw some time ago a thread in which someone was able to made his watch works as a standalone using jugluco on his watch + nighscout adb + don't know anything else with his libre2 without any bridge. I wasn't interested at the time because my son's watch at the time doesn't have internet connection so It wasn't a solution for us. I recently bought a samsung watch 4 LTE so now his watch has internet connection, the problem is that I don't remember where I found that thread neither the set up that guy used. Does anyone know if it's possible an LTE watch is able to work in that way with libre2 and without any bridge?

[PhilTU]

Juggluco on WearOS will connect to Libre 2 sensor without phone present. Will need phone to set it up due to lack of NFC. https://www.juggluco.nl/JugglucoWearOS/intro/index.html

WearOS version can send to Nightswcout "The WearOS version Juggluco 4.15.0 and later can also upload glucose values to Nightscout. In nearly all cases you can better send them via a Juggluco version on a phone or tablet or via Juggluco server on a computer. It will drain the battery, especially when it is unable to contact the Nightscout server, so you can better turn Active off when there is no reliable connection."