Heart Rate Pro-Health Monitor

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• Price: $19.99

Last verified 7 Aug 2026

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4.7 7917 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5Good Hearted

   The developer has done a good thing. Accuracy seems close enough for home use. I see added features in the future. Only camera and built-in light is needed to measure purse. As graph is generated anomalies in an otherwise smooth repeating pulse pattern could give additional information on your heart from the pulse rhythm. No medical inference can be made but may give valuable talking points with a medically trained specialist.

   DennyPeters · 7 Aug 2026

2. 4/5My cardiologist gives it two thumbs up.

   I’d give this app a 5 star ⭐️ except I can’t change the day/month/year order into just that: first the day, then the month, then the year. My cardiologist was impressed when I showed him the app. He said I’d pay a couple hundred dollars for the same data at a hospital. Then his nurse gave me an EKG and we looked at the difference. Very interesting. Warning: Don’t even think this app is a mini EKG machine, or any other professional medical apparatus. It’s not. Do not use this app in that way. That’s dangerous. If you want an EKG go get one done by a qualified health professional. Additionally, just because my cardiologist was impressed other cardiologists may think differently. Seek qualified professional care. No DIY allowed.

   jerry77388 · 7 Aug 2026

3. 2/5Disappointing accuracy

   Resting heart rate seemed believable although it jumps all over the place while taking reading. Active rate is way off. Immediately after a run it showed 91, then I checked manually and it was 110. My pulse drops quickly after finishing an activity so I wanted something to get a reading faster then palpating. This gives you a value fairly quickly but it always reads low and varies wildly. At the gym this always reads 10-30 bpm slower than the monitors on the machines. I paid to have ads removed after getting a few believable resting heart rates, before checking it during and after activity. For anything other than sitting still on the couch it is worthless, and now I doubt the resting heart rate as well.

   Cowtrail Well Service · 7 Aug 2026

4. 3/5Could be better

   The Pro version could be better (more options) since you’re paying for it. It’s hard to get the reading to begin on the iPhone 13 because you have to figure out how to place your finger each time. There is no option to change the duration of how long it takes. I would like the option to be able to have it run a full minute and up to 3 minutes. Once the app finally likes your finger placement, it sends to work fine. My first reading was really low, so I did a second one which was normal. I hope future readings are better.

   Terro4 · 7 Aug 2026

5. 1/5Unreliable an inaccurate

   you expect and you NEED any app that claims any health-related function, especially one that measures a critical vital sign such as heart rate to be accurate and repeatable. This app simply fails on both accounts. However, it is ONLY because I know what my heart rate normally is (I use blood pressure monitoring equipment 4 times per day which tells me, that I knew that when I saw a heart rate of 78 - it could not be accurate. So I repeated the measurement several times over and over again, using my fingertips - then different spots including my wrist, too if hand, forehead... And no two readings were even closely repeatable. Only two of the dozen or so readings were close to the actual value of 98, but I got many readings ranging from 68, several in the 70s, and several in the 80s. By returning these slower rates, it would easily miss what might be life-threatening tachycardia and the complete lack of accuracy and repeatability makes it useless for even routine monitoring. Not only can I not recommend it, but I must also warn people away from it.

   SFX95901 · 7 Aug 2026

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