New Delhi: Apple is reportedly preparing to refresh its Health applications with the focus on making it easier to use and more helpful for everyday health tracking. Apple is working on a redesigned interface along with the latest features that could roll out in the coming months. The update is expected to arrive with iOS 26.4 and may introduce simpler logging, food tracking, guided health content, and early signs of deeper AI-driven assistance aimed at helping users better understand their health data.
Apple is now gearing up for a refreshed version of the Health application with iOS 26.4. The update is expected to introduce several notable changes, including a reorganised category layout and an easier way to log health metrics. If the current timeline holds, it should become available with iOS 26.4, which may enter beta testing in February, with the public release planned for later. Earlier in 2025, Apple’s latest Health application measure is likely to be a meal tracking feature, which will assist users in tracking the calories they intake. It is expected to be released with the iOS 26.4 update.
Apple is also stated to be exploring a new video-based health service, conceptually similar to Apple Fitness+. While the final name has not been confirmed, the service may offer educational videos led by medical professionals. Apple plans to work with sleep specialists, nutrition experts, mental health professionals, physiotherapists, and cardiologists to produce short guidance videos. The Health application is likely to recommend specific videos when it detects negative trends in users’ data. Apple’s Fitness+ became available in India for the first time in December, 2025.
Beyond nutrition tracking and video content, Apple is reported to be developing an AI-powered health assistant. While this may be less of a breakthrough following recent Apple Health integrations with ChatGPT Health, the feature is still under development and is expected to be part of the broader Health+ initiative. The AI agent would analyse data collected through Apple Health from connected devices and offer personalised health and nutrition suggestions. Apple is also reported to be testing a feature that uses the iPhone’s rear camera to analyse workouts in real-time and provide feedback on form. This capability could eventually integrate with other Apple services, including Apple Fitness+.
