Apple launching 'revamped' Health app later this year with these four upgrades
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Key Points:
- Apple plans a significant redesign of the Health app in iOS 26.4, featuring a simplified layout and easier metric logging, with beta expected next month and full release in spring.
- A new meal tracking feature will be introduced to help users monitor calories and support weight loss, marking Apple's entry into food tracking to compete with apps like MyFitnessPal and Noom.
- Apple is developing a video service akin to Apple Fitness+, where health experts will provide educational and advisory content, potentially triggered by trends detected in users' health data.
- An AI health agent is in development to analyze users' health data and offer personalized health and nutritional advice, including possible real-time workout form feedback using the iPhone's rear camera.
