The short version
Signos and Levels ship the same Dexcom G7 sensor. The decision is whether you want AI weight-loss coaching or a general-purpose biohacker insight engine. They solve different jobs, even though they look like the same product.
When Signos is the right pick
If weight loss is the explicit reason you are wearing a CGM and you respond well to in-app AI nudges pushing meal-by-meal recommendations, Signos is the right shape. The behavioural directiveness is the value — and it costs ~$500/year less than Levels.
When Levels is the right pick
If you treat CGM as a general-purpose self-experimentation instrument — running fasting protocols, tracking time-in-range as a metric, iterating on food curves week by week without a weight-loss frame — Levels is the right shape. The deeper insight engine and the broader content library are what the premium pays for.