I use Loop and it takes a LOT of the thought out of it. Being incorrect is ok because the system a) knows about what the work of the carbs should be and b) is o

I use Loop and it takes a LOT of the thought out of it. Being incorrect is ok because the system a) knows about what the work of the carbs should be and b) is often checking the glucose levels vs predicated(from carb/insulin curves) and doing small corrections via either basal rates or bolus's. The way it plays out those is that being wrong is ok. So the carb count is off, what was important was that it was timely and roughly close. What this makes more difficult though is seeing the patterns of when it is doing corrections more often. There's software for that too. Also, disabling it and seeing what happens can give some insight. Another thing is that systems that use temp basals to reduce insulin introduce a state of low insulin levels and a "bounce back". This is where I would like to see a system that converts that negative insulin back into carbs. I can do it, but would be nice.