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A meal, start to finish
remember: a slice of school pizza is 30g of carbs
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Saved to Liam’s carb book: school pizza, 1 slice = 30 g.
liam’s lunch tomorrow: 2 slices of school pizza and 85g of apple
Estimate the carbs in a weighed meal
Look right? When should it go?
yes, lunch tomorrow
Prepare a meal
Ready to review, not yet sent. The link goes out at lunch tomorrow, 11:45 AM.
carbsnap.ai/meal/4mskS46axITFGhuQZcNrtUq6z5CONCiBA7ljD3LX_vg
One press sends the carbs to Loop; a second press delivers the dose Loop works out.
text it to the nurse group at 8:30 tomorrow
Preview a text
For the Nurse group, 8:30 AM tomorrow — nothing queued yet:
“Good morning. Lunch is 72 g today. School pizza, Apple”
yes
Queue a previewed text
Queued, not sent yet. Your Mac sends it from your number.
The daily digest
The picture. Two separate, related things. Loop is correcting from inside its range, and those corrections are ending in lows — that is the correction range, which is set too low to leave room. And when Loop does correct, it overshoots — that is the ISF, which is set too strong. Raising the range stops the corrections that should not happen; raising the ISF number makes the ones that do smaller.
Nothing changes until you make the change. Not a medical device.
Tell Claude or ChatGPT what’s for lunch — out loud in voice mode, typed, or as a photo. CarbSnap works out the carbs, texts the school nurse for you, and sends a daily digest that suggests Loop setting changes when the data points to one. Nothing reaches the pump on its own: you get a link, and one tap on that link sends the meal to Loop; a second delivers the dose Loop worked out. See everything it can do.
Continue with GoogleCarbSnap is not a medical device and is not FDA-cleared. It talks to software you already run yourself, and it never calculates an insulin dose.