T1D here. I use medtronic minimed 780g with guardian 4 sensor. Dexcom is largely believed to be the most accurate sensor in the community. For a long while you could only loop with Dexcom or Guardian sensors.
My endo said 780g's algorithm is better (more agressive and keeps you better in range). 780g also has a device with a screen and alerts.
I was using freestyle libre (1 and 2) before. While I was using libre I used an open source app called juggluco. It worked really good and connects to nightscout.
For a brief while I used sibionics, but the accuracy was really bad.
This is health so you generally need to suck up and install the default app. But that doesnt mean you can't set up a nightscout to backup and share your data (I do). I hope that the data I save will one day help me transition into a better vendor when it becomes available.
Open source endeavors brought looping well before omnipod and minimed did. It is really amazing what the open source community achieved.
For me it is about life and death and I wont be able to sleep if I do not use the FDA approved app and pump (even if it is shitty).
My endo said 780g's algorithm is better (more agressive and keeps you better in range). 780g also has a device with a screen and alerts.
I was using freestyle libre (1 and 2) before. While I was using libre I used an open source app called juggluco. It worked really good and connects to nightscout.
For a brief while I used sibionics, but the accuracy was really bad.
This is health so you generally need to suck up and install the default app. But that doesnt mean you can't set up a nightscout to backup and share your data (I do). I hope that the data I save will one day help me transition into a better vendor when it becomes available.
Open source endeavors brought looping well before omnipod and minimed did. It is really amazing what the open source community achieved.
For me it is about life and death and I wont be able to sleep if I do not use the FDA approved app and pump (even if it is shitty).