Instant Heart Rate: HR Monitor

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1. 5/5Heart Rate App

   This is very helpful for people who have any issues with their heart rate, skips, palpitations, heart issues, bc at the very moment you feel a difference or discomfort you can take your heart rate, see the live read out of the skips or palpitations, & generate a report that you just print off & take to your DR. There’s also a “stress test”, tho that name isn’t exactly a medical grade stress test in which either a pt is put on a treadmill & made to go to their carefully calculated highest HR for age & wt, while they’re heart is monitored before during & after., or a pt is given a med IV that raises the BP & HR to this calculation. This stress test monitors only HR while you’re sitting then beeps for you to stand for about 15 secs. It then shows the HR on a graph, & another bar shows where you fall as far as at rest, less fit, all the way to fit. This confuses me bc you’re sitting/standing, not being active to tell if you’re fit. Then it gives a % from 0 to 30% which it doesn’t explain your score or even what the % means, & I’m an RN who’s worked in cardiology testing! I wish it included an 02 sensor, so if there’s an issue, that would be a solid piece of information, since lung probs can cause or be effected by the heart. Overall I find it very helpful for my Afib. And it’s free!;)

   Dc1577 · 30 Aug 2026

2. 3/5App works fine. May cause anxiety. If you have health concerns check in with a Doctor.

   If you do not have any physical health issues, don’t get it. You do not need it. Especially if you think you may have anxiety. It can make it worse. you may get anxious once you see that your heart rate can be higher than you expected in certain situations, like social activities, hot weather, long walks, etc, crowded areas. It can cause you to obsess over your heart rate when you do not need to most of the time. It can make you feel uncomfortable seeing it go over 100 or sometimes even in the 120s-130s especially after working out or other physical activities. and for the most part that is normal. As long as you don’t have any history of cardiac issues and you are generally healthy. I suggest staying away from the app. If you’re concerned about your health, go schedule an appointment with your primary doctor. As for the app itself, it generally works pretty good. Sometimes it can glitch or the numbers can be off here and there so you may need to rescan your finger once more. There are lots of adds so if you aren’t going to buy the premium, be prepared for lots of adds. But for the most part, it works fine. But a reminder, if you do not have history of cardiac issues or any other health conditions, do not use this app to diagnose yourself. If you have any health concerns, go check in with a doctor.

   Randomblackdude425 · 30 Aug 2026

3. 5/5Does exactly what it says, and for an unbeatable price!

   I use this app all the time and have been using it for going on 4 years. I like to monitor my pulse in different mental states and under the influence of different substances. I know, I’m odd. Without upgrading it takes fairly accurate readings, you can create custom tags to apply to your readings, add notes to your individual readings for more specificity, and it saves the actual chart from every reading. My only complaints are minor to the point of almost being negligible. For the chart there seems to be some accelerometer involvement instead of being purely based on the cameras readings, and the result it gives you after the 15 second reading is your final pulse at the end of the test and not an average of the 15 seconds. Anyone who is curious about how different variables alter your physiological state and want an easy way to test, notate, categorize, chart, and compare, then this is the app for you. Did I mention that it does all of this for free? Yea, that’s a pretty big deal for all of this functionality.

   Lazzer226 · 30 Aug 2026

4. 5/5Great App!

   I am a 38 yo female with Sarcoidosis. I also have a vascular defect in my heart. One of my coronary arteries is basically nonfunctional because it didn’t grow with my heart as I got bigger. I have runs of SVT and LOTS of palpitations/PVCs. So I have to take a beta blocker twice a day to keep myself from going into SVT and subsequent VT or VFib. Rapid ventricular or even supraventricular arrhythmias tend to eventually deteriorate into lethal ones because our hearts aren’t supposed to beat at those rates for very long. While this app doesn’t give you an EKG reading, it does accurately measure your pulse rate and you can see when there are irregularities. For instance, when I have palpitations, it is seen as a dip or a pause on the screen. It just confirms the irregularities. I am a registered nurse so that’s how I know what is going on with my heart, but this is definitely useful for anyone who needs to monitor their pulse for whatever reason. The best part is that it’s completely FREE! You can pay for other features if you want them, but I am very appreciative of this free service that helps me to monitor my condition. Thank you!

   CreateANickname!!! · 30 Aug 2026

5. 5/5Step Above the others

   I have been using this app for the last 4 years and I have never been disappointed! (There are some pop up ads that come after you take a measurement and honestly it’s worth it for it being free). This is a wonderful tool to have personally when donating plasma because you will be deferred for the day if your pulse is above 100 so I use this consistently to make sure that I am able to donate. A trick I learned for anyone that might need to get their bpm at 100 or below is to hold your breath for 30 seconds (set a timer) must hold it for the full 30 seconds. Do a reading before the breath hold and then do a reading after you will see a noticeable difference. Repeat if necessary after one minute. I’ve been able to get mine down to 74 temporarily from 113. I usually have a rate above 100 at any given time. So again this app is amazing and very accurate! Done comparisons between this and a no cuff and a pulseoximeter and Apple Watch. This app is spot on! Great work developers!

   PinkPanther130 · 30 Aug 2026

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