Loop
GlucoseViewer
| Loop | GlucoseViewer | |
|---|---|---|
| 14 | 1 | |
| 1,406 | 1 | |
| 2.6% | - | |
| 8.2 | 10.0 | |
| 7 days ago | about 1 year ago | |
| Swift | Swift | |
| GNU General Public License v3.0 or later | MIT License |
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Loop
- Headed into day 4 of a full closed-loop no-hitter. #WeAreNotWaiting
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Apple Watch+tubeless pump for loop?
it exists now (i use my iphone for DIY loop with dexcom G6 and omnipod dash) but you need to learn how to build the app yourself, apple will not allow something like this on the appstore. It's really great when you can get it to work https://github.com/LoopKit/Loop
- Just started, is this the worst app ever?
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Is Dexcom G7 compatible with OmniPod yet?
I use the G7 and OmniPod together with Loop. It's great!
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Apple Makes Major Progress on No-Prick Blood Glucose Tracking for Its Watch
Heh -- Apple Watch + Loop (https://github.com/LoopKit/Loop) handles all my insulin dosing, so technically definitely a killer app that I can't live w/out.
I've turned off all other features/notifications on my Apple Watch, it just does this, and it's the most valuable product I use (since I no longer have to pull out an insulin pump in a meeting, look at some other screen to see glucose values, etc etc etc).
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Cleaned out the Medtronic/Minimed museum tonight
Loop
- Automated insulin delivery app template for iOS
- petiție pentru îmbunătățirea accesului la senzorii de monitorizare continuă a glicemiei și la pompele de insulină pentru pacienții români cu diabet zaharat
- A look at the math/code behind the automated insulin delivery app, “Loop”, reveals the sheer complexity even basic dosing calculations for T1D pump therapy
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APIs to humans - Curse or Blessing?
I am a person with Type 1 Diabetes (T1D). Knowing certain up-to-date data about my body is essential for a tight schedule of multiple daily precise treatments. Hence my opinion on the question is, of course, biased. I consider myself a T1D Cyborg, as parts of my body functions have been replaced through technology. I wear a blood glucose sensor and an insulin pump 24/7. I let an algorithm on my phone decide whether to administer a hormone that could be lethal if incorrectly dosed. I benefit from both sensors (in this case, the CGM) and actors (the insulin pump) connected to my body, and being readable and writable through APIs. Regarding my chronic disease, my available human APIs are a blessing to me.
GlucoseViewer
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Are any C# coders here?
Have you looked at nightscout? If you are a developer then I'm guessing you shouldn't have any issues setting it up. You can then use that to display it on an external display. If you still want to develop your own app, you can use its API. That's what I've been using for an app I've been working on https://github.com/Peeler-Coding-LLC/GlucoseViewer
What are some alternatives?
iAPS
timeow-mac - macOS menubar app that displays how long you've been actively using your computer. It is configurable, and keeps track of active sessions and breaks
AndroidAPS - Opensource automated insulin delivery system (closed loop)
Spike - Get The Most Out Of Your CGM Transmitter
DiaBLE - Diabetes: test the FreeStyle Libre glucose sensors via BLE and NFC (Dexcom ONE/G7 soon, too).
pydexcom - A simple Python API to interact with Dexcom Share service
xdripswift - xdrip for iOS, written in Swift
MMM-SugarValue - Unofficial Magic Mirror module for Dexcom G6
cgmMonitor - An update to my cgm_monitor
React - The library for web and native user interfaces.
Dexcom.API - Access to the Dexcom API to build a diabetes app