LLENA(AI) named to Canada’s Top 100 AI startups for ALL IN 2026

LLENA(AI) Health Solutions has been selected by Scale AI as one of Canada’s Top 100 AI & Tech Startups for ALL IN 2026 in Montréal on Sept. 16-17. The recognition spotlights the company’s push to use AI for chronic care, including diabetes, prediabetes and GLP-1-supportive nutrition support.

Why it matters: - LLENA(AI) is moving from a nutrition app into a broader chronic care platform for diabetes and metabolic health. - The recognition gives the company a larger stage as healthcare groups look for AI tools that fit into existing care workflows. - The platform is aimed at people managing food choices, biometrics and daily routines alongside clinician guidance.

What happened: - Scale AI selected LLENA(AI) Health Solutions as one of Canada’s Top 100 AI & Tech Startups for ALL IN 2026. - ALL IN 2026 will take place Sept. 16-17 in Montréal. - The event will bring together leaders in artificial intelligence, advanced technology, investment, research and business innovation. - LLENA(AI) was chosen from more than 330 applicants. - The company said the selection reflects its innovation and contribution to Canada’s AI and technology ecosystem.

The details: - LLENA(AI) serves people managing Type II Diabetes, prediabetes and related metabolic health challenges. - The platform also supports people using GLP-1 medications under the direction of healthcare professionals. - The system connects artificial intelligence, Glycemic Index science, biometric-informed food guidance, meal planning, food tracking, coaching, patient education and daily lifestyle inputs. - LLENA(AI) provides tools for changing appetite, smaller portions, protein and fiber priorities, hydration, meal timing, food preferences and day-to-day tolerance. - The company says the tools are meant to help users turn clinician and dietitian guidance into practical food choices and routines. - The platform is designed to work within existing healthcare systems rather than replace physicians, registered dietitians, clinics, care coordinators or telemedicine providers. - LLENA(AI) can support Chronic Care Management, Remote Patient Monitoring, Remote Therapeutic Monitoring, Medical Nutrition Therapy, telemedicine and clinic-based care. - Through its business-to-business model, LLENA(AI) enables healthcare organizations to offer branded digital health experiences. - Those experiences may include personalized meal guidance, food logging, hydration and nutrition reminders, coaching resources and tools for documenting daily experiences for care-team discussions. - The company says its participation at ALL IN 2026 will include event promotion, startup visibility, networking opportunities and engagement with groups seeking AI applications. - LLENA(AI) stands for Learn To Love Eating Nutritiously Always. - More information is available at llenafood.life. - The company also listed social media and app links, including LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, X and an iOS app listing.

Between the lines: - The selection suggests Scale AI is highlighting startups that connect AI with practical, sector-specific use cases rather than generic software. - LLENA(AI)’s focus on food, biometrics and care-team workflows places it in the growing market for digital chronic-care support. - The company’s emphasis on GLP-1 support reflects a broader shift in diabetes and metabolic-health care toward managing nutrition around medication changes. - LLENA(AI) is also signaling a cross-border growth story, with Carter saying the event strengthens the connection between its U.S. foundation and Canadian business.

What's next: - LLENA(AI) will use ALL IN 2026 for promotion, networking and visibility with potential partners. - The Montréal event could help the company build relationships with healthcare organizations, investors and technology buyers. - The platform’s next test will be whether it can convert AI recognition into adoption inside clinical and care-management workflows.

The bottom line: - LLENA(AI) is using a major Canadian AI showcase to position itself as a chronic-care platform, not just a nutrition app.