Lingo by Abbott

Lingo by Abbott

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7.1K ratings
1550 reviews
#171 in free Health & Fitness
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 4, 2024
  • September 25, 2026
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This system tracks your glucose 24/7 to provide real-time insights into your body's response to food and activities. It helps you understand your metabolism, learn new eating patterns, and track progress towards healthier habits.

✓24/7 glucose tracking
✓Personalized nutrition insights
✓Metabolism understanding
✓Habit change support
✓Glucose graph visualization
✓Lingo Count daily metric
✓Food & activity logging
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What's New in Lingo by Abbott

1.12.2

September 25, 2026

Updated the food logging flow to allow for custom food and drink entries when logging a meal.

Charts

Top Free

📉 171-8

Health & Fitness

This app dropped -8 positions in Health & Fitness chart.

Last updated on October 12, 2026.

User reviews

Latest App has Issues

Latest App is not responsive when trying to move to different windows and is consuming a great deal of battery power

Latest update ruined app

Food logged is s-l-o-w. Often takes 1 full minute to accept a food. No feedback…is it working? Also, there are now big gaps in the lower glucose chart while the upper is updated in real time. Add this poor app update to 9 dead-on-arrival sensors over the last year and I may need to look for a more reliable system. Disappointed.
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The best CGM

I have used the Abbott and another competitor’s. I like the real time monitoring vs every 15 minutes. The Lingo points approach help me to understand my actions and what is driving glucose. The sensor every now and then disconnects early (today was 7 days early). So not happy about that. App is well laid out for me to see my average current, daily weekly and monthly.

There is no AI built into the model, I actually get more insights from my Whoop coach about what is going on, what should I do differently. So that is a miss for Abbott.
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The best tool

My blood sugar used to be higher, and I often felt sick. Since I started using this app, I’ve learned how to take better care of my health, improved my lifestyle, and lost weight. I’m grateful for the positive impact it has had on my life.

Fascinating

I’m a pretty healthy person with normal A1c, normal fasting blood sugar, and normal fasting insulin, but I decided to try Lingo because I have been having trouble losing weight. I learned that my blood sugar spikes and dips are way out of range, so I’m met with my doctor and came up with a plan to address it. I’m so happy. I tried Lingo.
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User experience

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

Sensor connectivity issues

Bug

Inaccurate glucose readings

Bug

Data sync problems and data loss

Bug

Inconsistent app performance after updates

Bug
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Requested Features

5 requests

Apple Health integration

Feature

Apple Watch app and complications

Feature

More detailed data analysis and visualization

Feature

Customizable glucose level alerts

Feature

Improved food logging and tracking

Feature

FAQ

What does the Lingo app do?

The Lingo app works with a biosensor to track your glucose levels 24/7. It translates this data into actionable insights about how different foods and activities affect your body, helping you understand your metabolism and build healthier habits.

What are the key features of Lingo?

Key features include a real-time glucose graph, a daily 'Lingo Count' metric, food and activity logging, personalized weekly progress reports with recommendations, science-backed habit challenges, and the ability to export your glucose data.

Is Lingo free to use?

Based on the provided information, the Lingo app itself is free. However, it requires a Lingo biosensor system to function, which may have a separate cost.

Who is Lingo for?

Lingo is designed for users 18 years and older who are not on insulin. It is intended for individuals looking to gain a deeper understanding of their body's response to food and activities to improve their metabolic health and establish healthier lifestyle routines.

Can I use Lingo to diagnose diabetes?

No, the Lingo Glucose System is not intended for the diagnosis of diseases, including diabetes. It is a tool to help users understand their personal glucose patterns and optimize their nutrition and lifestyle for general health.