In xDrip+ → Settings → Cloud Upload → API REST Upload → fill the field xDrip Base URL with: https://[password]@[name].ns.10be.de/api/v1/. The ready-to-paste URL is available in your NS10BE server overview with password and name already substituted.

In AAPS → Hamburger menu → Settings → NSClient (alternatively from the NSClient tab: hamburger menu → NSClient settings) → enter Nightscout URL and API token separately. URL: https://[name].ns.10be.de (no password in the URL). The API token is in your NS10BE server overview as a copyable field.

Loop iOS uses the Services pattern (Loop 3+):

1. In the Loop app tap Settings bottom right.
2. In the Settings screen open the Services section and tap '+ Add Service'.
3. Pick Nightscout from the list.
4. Fill two fields in the dialog:
   • Site URL: https://[name].ns.10be.de (full URL including https://)
   • API Secret: your NS10BE API password from the server overview (not the login password!)
5. Tap 'Test Connection' — on success a green check appears. Then 'Add Service'.
6. Enable BG upload: in the Loop settings under CGM (or directly on the Nightscout service entry) turn on the BG upload button / toggle.

In Trio → Settings → Services → Nightscout → enter URL and API token. URL: https://[name].ns.10be.de. API token from your NS10BE server overview. Then enable the 'Allow Uploading to Nightscout' toggle to start the upload.

In Juggluco: tap the left half of the screen (opens the main menu) → Settings → Exchange data → Uploader. There: enable 'v1', disable 'Test v3' and disable 'Send amount'. URL: https://[name].ns.10be.de (no trailing slash). API password from your NS10BE server overview.

For Dexcom (Share), Diasend, Glooko, Medtronic (CareLink), Medtrum and Eversense you do not enter any URL in an app. When creating or editing a server in your NS10BE server overview, the configuration dialog shows options like 'Dexcom Share', 'Diasend/Glooko', 'CareLink', 'Medtrum' or 'Eversense'. Click the matching entry, enter your vendor portal login credentials, save — done. NS10BE then polls the CGM values automatically from the vendor server at regular intervals and serves them on your Nightscout server. No extra app and no bridge on a separate Android device required.

LibreLinkUP is not configured in an app. When creating or editing a server in your NS10BE server overview, the configuration dialog shows the 'LibreLinkUP' option. Click it, enter your LibreLinkUP login credentials (email + password), save — done. NS10BE then polls the CGM values automatically from the LibreLinkUP server and serves them on your Nightscout server. No extra app required, no bridge on an Android device.

Install the xDrip+/Spike/Nightscout Watch app from the Garmin Connect IQ Store — go directly to the store. In the app settings enter the Nightscout URL: https://[name].ns.10be.de. If your server is authenticated, also enter the API token from your NS10BE server overview. A quick glance at your wrist then shows current value, trend and history.