What’s new in 3.9.

Carb counting, made easier.

Snap a photo of your meal and let Visual Search find the match. Browse food by category. And share your data with Apple Health.

Version 3.9.0 · Release date to be announced

Anders from Hedia in the office, introducing version 3.9
The 3.9 filmAnders introduces the highlights in Hedia Diabetes Assistant 3.9.

Highlights.

Visual Search

Snap, match, done.

Take a picture of your meal and let Hedia’s AI find matching foods in our library and estimate amounts.

Three iPhones: a photo of spaghetti bolognese, Visual Search suggesting pasta with 30 g of carbs, and Visual Search scanning the photo
Hands holding an iPhone with the Food Library categories: Bread & Grains, Fruits & Berries, Vegetables & Legumes and more

Improved food library

Browse food, faster.

No more endless typing. Browse by category, from breakfast to takeaway favourites, and add carbs to your calculation in a few taps.

A mother and her daughter looking at a phone together at the kitchen table

Support for children and teens.

Support for people under 18 is approved and set to be released later this year.

Apple Health

Your data, in Apple Health.

Share your Hedia data with Apple’s health platform.

The Apple Health app icon on a colourful gradient
An iPhone with the Hedia dashboard lying on green velvet

Interface

Refined, inside and out.

Improvements and visual refinements throughout the app.

Visual Search, step by step.

See how Visual Search works
  1. Scan photo.

    Take a picture of your meal and let Hedia’s AI find matching foods in our library and estimate amounts.

  2. Adjust amount.

    Each item comes with a suggested amount in grams, to help you match what is actually on your plate.

  3. Add to calculation.

    Add the total carbohydrates and go straight into the bolus calculation, alongside your glucose and Active Insulin.

Version history

Every release. On the record.

Each version of Hedia Diabetes Assistant is documented, with its release notes.