t:simulator™ App

It’s now February 2023 and we still don’t have t:connect in Canada please bring it NOW

This app is absolutely useless. The actual tandem x2 slim pump (w/ basal IQ) is an amazing pump for T1 diabetics and with dexcom! Tandem has YouTube videos that are much more versatile in understanding this pump however I strongly recommend training with a diabetic educator (either from your clinic or via tandem team).

I was told at the beginning of 2020 that the companion app would be released in Canada ‘soon’. It’s been a year and still no new news.

I really wish that tandem would release the Bluetooth so that you can control the insulin pump via Bluetooth on your phone, much like this app shows you how to control the pump it would be ideal for those who are blind or visually impaired to be able to control the actual pump via Bluetooth so that they too could use a insulin pump with screen reader technology.

Great app but needs to represent the current software capabilities so it is more useful for trainings.

I think it should have all the beep noises cause it tells the owner what noise it makes when you bolus or when it’s out of insulin and you need to fill the cartrige

I’m more than a year into my diabetes unless you make a feature like the practice that is actually your pump I’m only giving 5 stars so everyone will look at it

I like being able to see what my pump is doing without digging it out. One problem is it doesn’t update as often with out me doing it. The app is set to update in the background. It would be great if you could blouses from the app. If these two issues were solved I would give it a solid five.

The app is ok but my main complaint is that it shows mmol/l with no option to change to mg/dl . I am in a country that uses mg/dl and I do not want to have to calculate what my numbers would be in mmol/l . In response to the reply from the developer. This is for the Tsimulator. If it were for the Tconnect I would have reviewed the Tconnect

This app shows you what the pump would look like, but does not give you a realistic experience with it at all. You can’t actually simulate doing anything.