What's new in HypoMe

Some days log themselves

When every outcome in a run comes from Apple Health, HypoMe can close the day for you — even while the app is shut. Plus renaming a run after it starts, and a long tail of fixes.

• Runs whose outcomes all read from Apple Health now close their own days. It keeps working while the app is closed, and the next time you're in, HypoMe asks the one thing it can't read: whether you stuck with the change.
• Body weight and resting heart rate join sleep, steps, heart rate variability, active calories and blood glucose as outcomes Apple Health can track for you.
• The Apple Health option is easier to find while you're creating an experiment — it opens by default on Number outcomes, and the other outcome types now tell you it's there.
• When HypoMe rebuilds a baseline from your Apple Health history, it tells you how many days it imported and lists them on the experiment — tidily rounded, collapsed when the list is long, and already counted in your results.
• Correcting a value Apple Health filled in no longer starts from a blank box. Change value keeps the number in place — tidied to the same figure you were just shown, not the long decimal behind it — and one tap puts the imported value back if you change your mind.
• Rename an experiment after it starts, and after it finishes — a run you named badly no longer stays that way in your records.
• If Face ID or Touch ID stops recognising you, App Lock now falls back to your device passcode instead of locking you out of your own data.
• Fixed a rare case where a check-in logged from a widget or the Lock Screen could be lost while the app was syncing.
• Fixed Settings showing the wrong subscription tier, and warning that your payment was failing when there was no subscription to fail.
• Voice check-in now works. A packaging fault had left it out of the app entirely since it launched, so tapping it closed HypoMe instead of listening.
• Deleting your account now also revokes HypoMe's Sign in with Apple authorisation, so nothing stays connected behind you.
• Also fixed: blinded runs unseal properly when they finish, the weekly summary no longer fails to arrive, errors before you make an account appear in your language instead of as raw codes, and VoiceOver skips the decorative icons it used to read out one by one.
• Results and check-in fixes: a percentage typed with a leading zero is accepted again, the Excluding flagged days line now matches the units in the card above it, and washout days in your notes read Washout instead of Change.
• Numbers and colours in results: effect size, standard deviations and the Time in Range stats now follow your language's number format, and a between-run change is coloured by whether your outcome improved, not just which way it moved.
• Opt in to occasional product news from My Lab — off unless you ask for it, and one tap to dismiss for good.

Finish the experiment, keep what works

v3.2 is about what happens after the last check-in — deciding whether a result is worth keeping, and holding yourself to it.

• Run a blinded experiment. Label two containers, seal the allocation, and HypoMe keeps it from you until the run ends — then reveals which was which.
• Adopt a result. When something works, keep it as a practice and answer for it in your daily check-in.
• Your findings ledger collects every result you've kept, so a year of experiments reads as one record instead of a list of runs.
• A short retrospective at the finish line captures what you noticed while it's still fresh.
• Publish a protocol so someone else can run your design, or fork one that worked for them.
• Design an experiment before you make an account, and see how much signal a design can realistically produce before you commit to it.

Easier to read, easier to log

v3.1 focuses on accessibility and everyday reliability — larger text everywhere, better VoiceOver, and fixes to check-in entry.

• Body text now scales all the way up with your Dynamic Type setting — no more artificial cap on the text you read most.
• VoiceOver stays where it should — popovers and fullscreen photos no longer let focus wander to the screen behind them.
• Custom scale labels announce which value you're editing, and their add and remove controls are now full-size tap targets.
• Decimal check-in values stay editable as you type, so corrections like 1.5 → 1.7 no longer lose the decimal point.
• Durations entered with a leading zero now log the value you typed instead of quietly saving 0.
• The connection banner no longer repeats itself, and signing in is more reliable when the app wakes on a locked device.

HypoMe on the web

HypoMe now runs in any browser at hypome.com, with one account that follows you across devices.

• Web app at hypome.com — sign in and pick up where you left off, on any device.
• New web subscription option — pay through hypome.com if you prefer, or keep subscribing through the App Store.
• Your subscription works everywhere — a Premium subscription started on iOS unlocks the web, and the reverse.
• Manage your web subscription from Settings → Subscription on the device you started it from.

Glass, widgets, and iPad

v2.1 modernizes HypoMe across iPhone, iPad, the Lock Screen, and Siri.

• Liquid Glass design throughout — translucent cards, sheets, and chrome on iOS 26, with a polished fallback on older devices.
• Native iPad layouts — master-detail on My Lab, Records, and Discover; landscape multitasking; roomier sheets and forms.
• Home Screen + Lock Screen widgets — today's progress ring at a glance, plus tap-to-log right from the Lock Screen.
• Live Activity for active experiments — Day N of M, current delta vs baseline, and the Dynamic Island.
• Siri Shortcuts and App Intents — "Log my check-in," "Show my lab," "What's my streak."
• Photo attachments per check-in — capture context as you log (photos stay on your device unless you share them).
• Now in 10 languages — German, Spanish, French, Italian, Polish, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, Ukrainian, and Dutch joined English in v2.1.

AI-Powered Self-Experimentation

The biggest HypoMe release yet. AI now helps you design experiments, interpret your results, and suggest what to try next.

• AI Experiment Designer — describe a goal, get a full experiment (3 free per month; unlimited on Premium).
• AI Results Interpreter — Premium users get an in-depth narrative on every completed experiment.
• AI next-experiment suggestions after each result; Premium starts them with one tap.
• Apple Health integration — pick a HealthKit metric as your outcome and skip manual check-ins.
• Enhanced share cards with QR codes that link directly to the template.
• Anonymous community sharing — contribute aggregated results (no identifying data) to help others.
• Weekly summary notifications for Premium users.

Welcome to HypoMe

The core experiment loop: hypothesize, baseline, intervene, analyze.

• Template library with guided experiment setup.
• Daily check-ins with flexible outcome types (scale, numeric, binary).
• Results dashboard with charts, effect size, and plain-language verdict.
• Run Again, share, and export your completed experiments.