Take Control of Your Health Today
LiveBetterSA is currently being evaluated in a research trial comparing AI-powered digital health coaching with traditional phone-based support. Here’s what the app offers:
Set Your Goals
Choose what matters most: better nutrition, increased physical activity, or weight management.
Get Personalised Coaching & Advice
Chat with your AI health coach anytime for meal ideas, exercise tips, and motivation.
Stay Accountable with Check-Ins
Receive SMS reminders to check in, track progress, refine goals, and celebrate achievements.
Track & Maintain Your Progress
Monitor your goals over time and build healthy, lasting habits.
Easy to Access
No app to download. Log in via PC, laptop, phone, or tablet and start your journey.
About the Study
Adelaide University is conducting a 12-month study comparing AI-powered digital health coaching with phone-based support for physical activity, diet, and weight management.
The study focuses on exploring how digital coaching may complement human support and improve access to personalised healthcare across Australia.
Why Participate?
Receive personalised health coaching through either:
Digital Coaching: Access the LiveBetterSA digital health coach for personalised support with your diet, activity, and weight goals.
Phone Coaching: Receive regular one-on-one health coaching calls with a trained professional.
Be part of ground-breaking research that could shape the future of personalised health support across Australia.
Receive exclusive resources including digital body weight scales, a measuring tape, and up to $90 for completing study questionnaires.
Places in the trial are limited — if you’re interested, we encourage you to check your eligibility today.
For more information click Join the Study below
Meet the Team
Professor Carol Maher
Population and Digital Health (Project Lead)
Professor Katina D'Onise
Population Health and Epidemiology
Professor Dot Dumuid
Analytical Methods in Health and Wellbeing
Professor Ashleigh Smith
Exercise Physiology and Cognitive Ageing
Associate Professor Karen Murphy
Nutrition, Dietetics and Chronic Disease
Associate Professor Rachel Milte
Health and Social Care Economics
Associate Professor Aaron Davis
Co-Design and Community Engagement
Associate Professor Andrew Cunningham
Human - Computer Interaction
Dr Francois Fraysse
Human Movement Biomechanics
Dr Rachel Curtis
Behavioural Psychology
Dr Ben Singh
Physical Activity and Exercise
Dr Jacinta Brinsley
Exercise and Mental Health
Ms Tara Cain
Nutrition and Exercise Science (Project Manager)
Ms Sowmya Jayatheertha Vaikar
Lifestyle Behaviour and Health