Cardiograph Heart Rate

Name: Cardiograph Heart Rate
Rating: 4.42676 (1024 reviews)

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Cardiograph Heart Rate

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User Reviews for Cardiograph Heart Rate

Free Anxiety/life save!

It’s truly free. I accidentally got one that was a $30 yearly subscription and my sister told me about this instead and I use it all the time! Im on about 15 different meds for several problems and it helps ease my mind when I start to worry about my meds affecting my heart rate or on the other hand sometimes it’s great just so I know I am only having anxiety. accurate. Free. I do wish it told me where I should be with what activity im doing but i can always just google that.

*Babybabybabyohhhhh*2, Jul 23, 2020

72bpm

Works great if your pulse is 72 bpm all the time. Seems odd that everybody I’ve used this on gets a 72 every time

72bpm, Feb 16, 2021

Testing

Still testing this app but my review so far is not good. The app does not indicate that your finger is in position on the lens correctly and it seem to give the reading after removal of finger. It’s a no frills meter

Cinquez, May 05, 2023

Useless

This is a pointless application that gives you completely gaping, highly variable, permanently different and inaccurate values despite repeated measurements.On top of all, this is not a so called „free app“ because it’s not only infested with ads which constantly appear in a penetrating way, they’re also quite annoying! You basically pay with your nerves!!!Recommendation to the developer: Try to enhance your application for better and reliable results. Let the people at least do ONE successful measurement before you play your ads!

CS007ESPANA, Nov 30, 2020

Heart patient

This is a joke all it did was open up adds

every nick seems to be taken, Oct 12, 2022

Doesn’t work

Takes the measurement, but no other screens to go to.

goatfairy, Nov 18, 2020

Still doesn’t work

Yea buttons still on top of each other can’t save anything crap

Kimmerkeya, Oct 12, 2019

Appears accurate

Still testing,

oldman13131, Feb 27, 2021

Works but ADs

Works but there screen over writes on top of each other’s The ADs are annoying and can’t be stopped right away really bad to check in a quiet placeHistory doesn’t work Rated as a TOY!

Road Mouse, Mar 04, 2020

pretty good

it matches the same heart rate as my brand new apple watch. it has some ads but other than that it’s pretty good.

sadie_girly, Jul 21, 2020

Description

This heart rate monitor is not a prank, it actually works! By placing your finger on the camera of your phone, the app monitors color changes that are related to your pulse and delivers highly accurate heart rate data. This product is constantly tested by doctors, nurses and fitness professionals and it really works!

Now you have a surefire way to keep tabs on your heart rate in the palm of your hand. Whether at the gym, on a run, or just after a casual tennis match, this meter will provide you with reliable data. With this app you can: - Check your heart rate. - Check a real time PPG graph which shows your every heartbeat. - Monitor your cardio workouts in real time. How to use: Gently place the tip of your finger on the camera lens so it completely covers it. Hold your phone steady. (DISCLAIMER: This app is not a piece of professional medical equipment, and while its readings are very accurate, the program is not intended for professional medical use. By downloading this app, you acknowledge that the app is to be used in a casual way to approximate your heart rate during exercise and not as a replacement for professional medical equipment. When seeking expert medical advice, consult your doctor or personal physician.)