2026
Hedia becomes a paid service.
Existing user discount
On the first annual and monthly subscription
Why we're doing this.
The short version.
A small company in Copenhagen.
Hedia ApS is based in Emdrup, near Copenhagen, and was founded by someone with diabetes in 2016. We are a team of 20 people, all working on the product.
Running medical device software.
Hedia is an approved medical device, so we must comply with a range of requirements and regulations. We’re happy to, because our goal is to build the best possible app for people with diabetes.
2016
Founded by someone with diabetes.
Built from the inside out, by a person who needed it.
Focus
20 people, one product.
Who work tirelessly every day to make Hedia as good as possible for our users.
CE-marked medical device.
Clinical validation, safety monitoring and audited releases, every day.
By charging a fee, we can keep maintaining and improving Hedia for years to come.
See plans
Nothing changes.
Except how Hedia is paid for.
On 10 November Hedia becomes a subscription. As an existing user you get 50% off with the discount code you have received in your inbox.
The certified bolus advisor.
Still yours. Still improving.
Choose your plan.
Enter your 50% discount code you have received in you inbox on checkout.
Bolus calculator
Enter your glucose and insulin data, search the food library, take physical activity into account and get insulin dose recommendations
Physical Activity Support
Hedia lets you include activity in your calculations for
more precise recommendations.
Active Insulin at a glance
See how much rapid-acting insulin is still active in your body (Insulin on Board). Avoid over-correcting with visual projections of insulin decay over time.
Connect your CGM
Sync with Freestyle Libre (live data) or Dexcom (delayed data).
Track your progress
Easily switch your view between the last 7, 14, 30, or 90 days to see how your efforts are paying off.
Master your Time in Range
Go beyond single readings and visualize the exact percentage of time you spend in, above, or below your target glucose range.
Add notes and photos
Capture what happened around your readings, like meals, routines, or unexpected events, by adding notes or taking pictures.