Product Updates
July 27, 2026
July 27, 2026

The new version of Antibiogo with EUCAST 2026 is now available!

Discover the new features of Antibiogo v2.5

The new version of Antibiogo with EUCAST 2026 (v2.5) is now available!

By facilitating the interpretation of antimicrobial susceptibility testing (AST) results and integrating the latest international recommendations, Antibiogo continues its mission: making microbiology expertise more accessible where it is needed most.

Version 2.5 of Antibiogo now includes the EUCAST 2026 recommendations, along with a range of improvements designed to make the application even more intuitive, reliable and efficient for everyday use. This update reflects our commitment to providing users with a tool that remains aligned with the latest scientific recommendations while continuously evolving based on feedback and experience from the field.

Here's what's new in Antibiogo v2.5:

Updated clinical guideline 
  • The EUCAST 2026 knowledge base is now integrated into Antibiogo, ensuring antibiotic interpretations follow the latest recommendations.
    As part of this update, when EUCAST recommends confirmation of a disk diffusion result by MIC testing, the SIR category will now display "MIC" (MIC request) rather than a disk diffusion interpretation, ensuring consistent reporting in line with the latest guidelines. 
Onboarding & Settings 

Several improvements have also been made to the initial setup process to simplify first-time use of the application and provide greater transparency for users: 

  • During onboarding, Antibiogo now checks whether your device is compatible and notifies you if it is not.
  • You can now select your country during onboarding.
  • If your internet connection is temporarily unavailable during onboarding, Antibiogo will automatically retry once the connection is restored.
  • You can now change your data collection consent at any time from More → Settings.
  • We've updated the data collection consent information to explain what usage metrics are collected and how they are used. 
Enhanced user experience
  • Updated screens, visual elements, warnings, and in-app messages to improve the overall user experience.
Improved stability 
  • We've resolved multiple bugs to improve the stability and reliability of Antibiogo. 

With version v2.5, Antibiogo continues to evolve, providing laboratories with an application that is even more reliable, intuitive, and aligned with the latest international recommendations. Each new release is driven by both scientific advances and user feedback, ensuring that the application continues to meet the evolving needs encountered in the field.

Want to see these new features in action?

A webinar presenting all the new features in detail will soon be available on replay in both English and French. Stay tuned!

Do you have a question about this update or about using Antibiogo? Our team is here to help. Feel free to contact us using the contact form available on this website.

About Antibiogo

Antibiogo is a free mobile application developed by the MSF Foundation to support the interpretation of antibiograms in microbiology laboratories. Designed to work offline and continuously updated with the latest international guidelines, it helps laboratory professionals produce reliable, standardized antimicrobial susceptibility testing results, even in settings where microbiology expertise is limited.By improving the quality and consistency of antibiogram interpretation, Antibiogo supports better clinical decision-making, contributes to improved patient care, and strengthens efforts to combat antimicrobial resistance (AMR), particularly in low-resource settings.

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