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Waiting for the iPad version of My Glycemic Index, we improved significantly the iPhone version of My Glycemic Index.

• Database Improvement: we removed duplicated items and added food category
• User Experience: the application opens exactly in the state it was at the end of the previous utilization

A new demo video is available on YouTube for our Glycemic Index iPhone application

The main feature is the Glycemic Load. The most popular and widely-used extension of the glycemic index is now available in the app.

Besides this major new feature, we have a few other great improvements:

• New food items database for english version, more than 2400 items available !
• New information page, with dedicated content about glycemic load
• Search has been improved to be more accurate

We’ve released an upgrade on the App Store for the My Glycemic Index app:
-Enhancement of French and English Food Database
-Search Engine improvement (cater for é,à,..)
-Minor bug fixes
-Change minimum OS requirement to 3.1

You’re looking for an app that can easily provide you with the glycemic index of any kind of food ?

My Glycemic Index is the one !

Key features

• Intuitive search engine – sorted by category, name, glycemic index value
• “Favorites” feature
• My Caddy: timely feature to save your grocery list, your recipe or whatever you want
• Share by email
• More than 2500 items available

Good to know

• The current validated methods use glucose as the reference food, giving it a glycemic index value of 100 by definition
• The classification is the following: low GI are lower than 35, medium GI are between 36 and 50 and high GI are greater than 51
• The GI is an average figure measured on a group of people, which explains the minor variations from one source of information to another.
• Several diet methods are based on the GI (Dr. Jenkins, Dr. Michel Montignac, … )