Closed loop systems
Nightscout is integrated with DIY closed loop systems.
Look into the specific app documentation to know more about optimal Nightscout settings.
The heading for each section is a link to the Nightscout overview page for that closed-loop system.
You will also find general support in Loop and Learn.
Loop
Loop is an open source iOS app that assists in the many insulin dosing decisions people with diabetes face every day. You enter your own settings for desired correction range, basal schedule, insulin sensitivity factor (ISF), carbohydrate ratio (CR) and the type of insulin you are using. The glucose predictions, using your settings and meal entries, provide Loop with the information needed to modify insulin delivery to attain a targeted glucose range in the future.
See here how to configure Loop to upload to Nightscout.
Facebook group: Looped
AAPS
AndroidAPS is an open source app for people living with insulin-dependent diabetes that acts as an artificial pancreas system (APS) on Google Android smartphones. AAPS uses an openAPS software algorithm.
See here how to configure AAPS NSClient to upload to Nightscout.
Facebook group: Android APS Users
Trio
Trio is an open source iOS app that automates insulin delivery using OpenAPS’ algorithm.
iAPS
iAPS is a open source artificial pancreas system based on the OpenAPS algorithm.
Facebook group: iAPS
OpenAPS
Mind the documentation is not up to date for Nightscout DIY options.
The Open Source Artificial Pancreas System (OpenAPS) is a safe but powerful, advanced but easily understandable, Artificial Pancreas System (APS) designed to automatically adjust an insulin pump’s insulin delivery to keep blood glucose (BG) in a safe range at all times. It does this by communicating with an insulin pump to obtain details of all recent insulin dosing (basal and boluses), by communicating with a Continuous Glucose Monitor (CGM) to obtain current and recent BG estimates, and by issuing commands to the insulin pump to adjust insulin dosing as needed.