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MiniMed Go

MiniMed Go

Smart MDI system

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This app integrates continuous glucose monitor readings with insulin dose data from a smart insulin pen. It helps manage diabetes by displaying glucose trends, logging insulin, and providing alerts for glucose levels and doses. Treatment decisions should be made with a healthcare professional.

✓Integrates CGM and smart insulin pen data
✓Displays glucose readings and trend arrows
✓Automatically logs insulin doses
✓Tracks active insulin
✓Dose calculator
✓Low/high glucose and insulin dose alerts
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What's New in MiniMed Go

1.2.2

September 2, 2026

This update includes bug fixes, performance improvements, and enhancements to app reliability, notifications, sensor connectivity, and CareLink integration.

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Horrible, delete it.

Delete this atrocity and go back to the Companion Medical app before it’s removed from the App Store because this app is absolutely horrible.

- No support for Dexcom (intentionally)
- No more logbook.
- No more simple ways to view doses clearly and quickly.
- No more convenient reports.
- Even the IC & ISF time blocks are more cumbersome to input in the new settings, plus does NOT allow decimals for your values anymore.
- Still no iOS widget.
- Still no simple approximation of how much insulin may be left in the cartridge

Might as well be a standard disposable pen tbh. You won’t tell the difference.

The app appears to solely be focused on boosting sales of their CGM with little to no care for actual features that matter to the patient. — was this even designed by diabetics? Because I can’t tell.

This app is Medtronic’s way to bottleneck the patient onto their Simplera sensor and honestly seems more focused on that than the InPen itself.
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InfinityBolusInfinityBolus

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We're sorry to hear about your experience. Our team would like to learn more and help resolve the issue. Please contact 24-Hour Technical Support at 1-800-646-4633, option 1 so we can assist you.

InPen App is Much Better

This app is more focused for users of the company's cgm, which I do not have. I have only used their InPen for going in 4 years. The entire opening screen is useless to me, there's just one tiny line showing insulin on board and if I want to see how much i've dosed through the day I have to click through two extra screens to get there. If taking away the InPen app is your way of trying to force people to use you CGM, it won't work for me. I'm even more convinced I need to move to EverSense and a pump because this forced MiniMed Go app has made managing my care more difficult,
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MKKKGLWMKKKGLW

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Thank you for your feedback.

Seriously?

I can’t even get thru the initial set-up for the app because apparently you have to use one of their CGM sensors? It doesn’t give me any other option to advance to the next set-up step unless I choose a CGM product…. I don’t use ANY CGM sensors. I ONLY use the Inpen. If yall actually phase out the Inpen app completely, you will seriously put a lot of diabetics at risk.
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anna503971anna503971

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We're sorry to hear about your experience. Our team would like to learn more and help resolve the issue. Please contact 24-Hour Technical Support at 1-800-646-4633, option 1 so we can assist you.

Not for InPen stand alone

I use an InPen with the InPen app for automatically logging my insulin. I was notified that the InPen app will be going away and replaced by the MiniMed Go app. So I thought I’d check out the new app today. The MiniMed Go app cannot be used as a standalone InPen logging app. It requires an Abbott CGM and InPen to be used together only to set up an InPen in the app. Will there be a new standalone app for InPen users for logging doses and calculating meal doses or an option to add an InPen only? If not, that’s disappointing.
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DatBadWolfDatBadWolf

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Thank you for your feedback. We are continuously working to improve the MiniMed Go app and release updates to enhance performance and functionality. If you are experiencing issues, please contact 24-Hour Technical Support at 1-800-646-4633, option 1 so we can assist.

MiniMed Go App

Nice job on the MiniMed Go App. I would like to see the running time of the active insulin like it does with the Inpen app. You have to click on the doses and do the math. It would be nice to see how long from the time the dose was administered. Maybe create a daily insulin dosage summary to look at a glance. Just a thought. Thank you.
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Thank you for your feedback. We're glad to hear that you're having a positive experience with the MiniMed Go app.

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FAQ

What is MiniMed Go used for?

MiniMed Go is a medical app designed to help individuals manage diabetes. It integrates data from compatible continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) and smart insulin pens to provide a comprehensive view of glucose levels and insulin doses.

What devices are compatible with MiniMed Go?

MiniMed Go is compatible with specific mobile devices and operating systems. Users can find a detailed list of supported devices and operating systems on the Medtronic Diabetes website at https://www.medtronicdiabetes.com/customer-support/app-support/device-compatibility.

What age groups is MiniMed Go suitable for?

The Instinct sensor with InPen smart insulin pen is indicated for ages 7 and up, or ages 2-6 under adult supervision. The Simplera sensor with InPen is approved for ages 18 and older. The app itself has an age rating of 9+.

How often is MiniMed Go updated?

The latest version of MiniMed Go is 1.2.0, which was last updated on June 22, 2026. Updates are provided to ensure the app functions correctly and incorporates new features or improvements.

Does MiniMed Go require a subscription?

No, MiniMed Go is available for free. There are no subscription fees required to use the app's core functionalities for diabetes management.

What are the risks of not using MiniMed Go correctly?

Failure to follow the guidelines and user manuals for MiniMed Go can lead to incorrect insulin dosing, missed alerts, and potentially severe health consequences such as hypoglycemia or hyperglycemia, which could result in serious injury or death.

Can I make treatment decisions solely based on MiniMed Go?

No, treatment decisions should always be made in consultation with a healthcare professional. MiniMed Go provides data like glucose readings, trend arrows, and alerts, but these should be used in conjunction with professional medical advice.

What specific insulin types are supported by MiniMed Go?

MiniMed Go is intended for use with compatible rapid-acting insulins, including NovoRapid, Fiasp, or Humalog, when used with the InPen smart insulin pen for diabetes management.