MiniMed™ Mobile US

Name: MiniMed™ Mobile US
Rating: 3 (472 reviews)
Author: Medtronic, Inc.

By: Medtronic, Inc. App

Insulin pump display

Overview

Version:

3.2.0

Last updated: 2026-05-12

Ranking

#88,256 ▼ 19

Overall

Features & Capabilities

MiniMed Mobile US lets you view insulin pump and CGM data on Apple Watch and iPhone, providing a discreet secondary display to review glucose trends and history for the MiniMed 780G system.

Automatic uploads to CareLink simplify sharing with care partners. Please note this app is intended as a secondary monitor and not a substitute for real-time pump/CGM data on the primary device; requires a prescription and is for Type 1 diabetes in users aged 7 and older. Privacy and security are important—consult Medtronic support for assistance.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Privacy & Security Data

By:

Medtronic, Inc.

Rating:

3.00

(472) 1 new ratings

Version:

3.2.0 Last updated: 2026-05-12

Version code:

884736768

Creation date:

2020-11-05

Compatible devices:

Size:

98.72MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-14

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 88,256 ▼ 19

Other platforms

MiniMed™ Mobile US (v3.2.1)

130,097 2.06

(2,006)

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Developed by:

Medtronic, Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/minimed-mobile-us/id1533456796

User Reviews

Users repeatedly report major reliability problems with MiniMed Mobile US: the app frequently fails to connect or stay paired with the insulin pump and CGM, often after updates. Crashes on launch or during use are common, with many users unable to access data or control devices. Data upload to CareLink is unreliable, and some users cannot view or share data. Some positive notes mention that the app provides CareLink auto-upload and has a watch app, but these do not offset ongoing connectivity and stability issues. Support experiences vary, with long hold times.

Pros

CareLink auto-upload is appreciated by some users.
Watch app availability is noted positively by some users.
Ability to share data with family members using the app is mentioned positively by at least one user.

Cons

Frequent connectivity issues between the app and pump/CGM, including pairing failures and dropped connections.
Crashes on launch or during use are common, making the app unreliable.
Updates frequently break connectivity or cause instability, reverting to worse performance.
Data upload to CareLink is unreliable or not possible for some users, hindering data sharing with doctors.
Limited pump control within the app (no basal/bolus adjustments; alarms not fully manageable) and overall limited functionality.

Recent reviews

Great with occasional bugs, I really like how it shows the size of the dynamic basal and auto correction bars based on the amount that was given as compared to the new MiniMed app, but it has potential for improvement: 1. There is a fall alert feature on the MiniMed app, which would be extremely useful for the 780G as well. 2. Being able to set the Volume, Sound, and Vibration settings based on the time of day would be extremely useful, currently I have remember to manually turn the sound off to keep it in vibrate mode during the day, and remember to turn the sound back on with maximum volume at night. 3. It would be really useful to be able to scroll back further than 24 hours, by selecting which day I’d like to view - seeing how my sugars were affected previously can be very helpful without having to generate the CareLink reports. 4. Begin able to adjust the time of how long a sensor communication must be lost for in order to get an alert would be a great feature as well, anywhere from 10-60 minutes range. 5. The Apple Watch application doesn’t always show the most recent sensor glucose, even if you open it. If it showed the last time that the value was updated as the new MiniMed app shows, it would make the Apple Watch app a lot more useful. 6. SmartGuard should be able to pull data from CareLink and be able to start much sooner than having to be in manual mode for 48+ hours - as far as I know, the data is already there, why do we have to start fresh if the data is current? 7. It would be really nice to be able to see my sensor glucose along with the trend arrow as a live activity. 8. Having to use the app to start the Instinct sensor is a downside - in my opinion, a huge benefit of the 780G is that you don’t have to rely on your phone. 9. It would be nice if it wasn’t a requirement to be signed in to CareLink to use the app.