EkiYou® is a CE-marked digital therapeutic that calculates insulin doses based on meals, physical activity, and blood glucose levels, while EkiYou Carbs focuses exclusively on carbohydrate counting.

EkiYou® is CE marked in Europe and available in France only.
EkiYou Carbs is available in 9 countries: France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Lebanon, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco and Canada.

The food database of our two digital tools, EkiYou Carbs and EkiYou®, is similar. It contains over 400,000 generic foods as well as commercial brands. The data comes from the CIQUAL database and has all been verified according to a well-defined validation process.

For safety purposes and to prevent any potential mistakes, the food database contained in our digital solutions is not collaborative. This means that no user can add a food item to the database. On the other hand, if a food is not in our database, it is possible on EkiYou® or EkiYou Carbs to submit a request to add a food. Our technical team collects the requests, analyzes them and adds the foods concerned.

Digital therapies, also known as DTx for Digital Therapeutics, are digital medical devices, CE marked in Europe.

To be used, a digital therapy must be prescribed by a doctor. It is intended to contribute to the treatment of a pathology, and is integrated into a complete care pathway, often in collaboration with healthcare professionals.

The “My Meal Sizes” (SML) feature offers a simplified alternative to detailed carbohydrate counting. Patients can choose to log meals using categories (small, medium, or large meal), avoiding the need to log each food item in detail.

The first time they use it, patients set an estimated carbohydrate amount for each meal type (small, medium, large) based on their own habits; if these values are unknown, patients can seek advice from a healthcare professional.
On subsequent uses, they simply select their meal size to get a carbohydrate estimate, with no detailed entry required, while still having the option to add specific foods if needed.

EkiYou® includes adjustment algorithms that automatically adjust the long-acting insulin dose, carbohydrate ratios, and correction factor.

Automatic adjustment of long-acting insulin:
For patients using an insulin pen and a compatible CGM, EkiYou® can suggest an automatic adjustment of the basal insulin dose.
The algorithm analyzes glucose data and recorded injections over the past 14 days to assess whether the current dose is appropriate. Based on overnight glucose trends, it may suggest an increase or decrease in dose. In the event of nocturnal hypoglycemia following an increase, EkiYou® may recommend reverting to the previous dose.
Any proposed change is flagged to the patient via a notification, and the patient remains free to accept or decline it. The change history can be viewed within the app.

Automatic adjustment of carbohydrate ratios and correction factor:
EkiYou® also enables automatic adjustment of insulin-to-carb ratios and the correction factor. The algorithm analyzes glucose data, insulin injections, and meals recorded over the past 14 days, and may suggest a weekly update to these parameters.
To ensure the relevance of these adjustments, patients should be encouraged to use EkiYou® regularly for their meal boluses and correction boluses. Automatic adjustments are limited to ±20% of the previous parameters, and each change is flagged and archived within the app.
When initial parameters are not precisely known, a learning period of approximately three weeks is generally required. During this phase, it is important for the patient to record the doses actually administered, so as to allow recommendations to be gradually personalized.
Note: The adjustment algorithms can be activated during EkiYou®’s initial setup. Otherwise, go to “Account” settings > My Medical Record > Basal Configuration and Bolus Configuration.

From the EkiYou home screen, the patient taps the “Account” gear icon at the bottom right, then selects “Devices”.
They tap the “Plus” button to add a glucose sensor and choose the appropriate model.

They are then redirected to a login page where they enter the email address and password used for the sensor’s management platform.

Once connected, EkiYou automatically retrieves sensor data, with an update delay of approximately three hours, depending on the provider.
The data can be viewed in the logbook or on the glucose graph on the home screen.

Yes, certain data may be reused by DiappyMed for internal purposes such as analysis, safety monitoring, performance tracking, and improving EkiYou®, in accordance with our privacy policy.
These analyses are carried out on aggregated, anonymized, or pseudonymized data, depending on the case.
No personal data is sold or provided to third parties for commercial purposes.
You can find more information about the types of analyses carried out here.
As set out in our privacy policy, you may request at any time that your data not be reused by contacting: dpo@diappymed.com.

Once the account has been created, there are two ways to activate premium access.

• Activation with an access code

To activate a subscription using a code, the patient taps the “Account” gear icon in the bottom navigation bar of EkiYou Carbs, then selects “My subscriptions.”
The patient enters the code and taps “Activate my code.”
After the code is entered, a confirmation email is sent. The patient simply returns to the application to access all premium features.

• Activation via in-app purchase

To activate a subscription via in-app purchase, the patient taps the “Account” gear icon in the bottom navigation bar, then selects “My subscriptions.”
The patient chooses the desired subscription and follows the instructions to confirm the purchase.
The subscription is activated immediately.

By tapping the “+” button on the home screen, the patient searches for each food item included in the meal, making sure not to forget carbohydrate-rich foods.

The patient can save favorite meals for easier access, as well as foods that are frequently consumed.

After selecting a food, the quantity must be specified. Available tools, such as the portion estimation assistant and visual portion guides, help the patient choose the appropriate portion size.

If the portion size is uncertain, it is recommended to weigh the food once. The patient can then save the food with that portion as a favorite for easy reference during future meals.