CardioBot: Heart Rate Monitor

Name: CardioBot: Heart Rate Monitor
Rating: 4.6 (8322 reviews)
Author: Majid Jabrayilov

Cardio Activity HRV Tracker

Free · In‑App Purchases

8.3K Ratings
Ages

13+
Years
Category

Health & Fitness
Developer

Majid Jabrayilov
Language

EN
English
Size

16.7
MB

With CardioBot, you can easily understand the data captured by the Apple Watch to improve your lifestyle and discover notable patterns. CardioBot is your all-in-one solution for monitoring your heart rate and daily activities. It serves as both a heart rate monitor and an activity tracker, offering a convenient way to monitor your cardiovascular health and fitness in one place. CardioBot uses the studies provided by the American Heart Association to build smart recommendations that help you to improve your cardiovascular system and maintain good health. App reads heart rate data measured by the Apple Watch and separates readings in low, normal, elevated, and high heart rate through different colors and charts, allowing you to see averages at a glance. The comprehensive stress tracking system would help you better understand and manage your stress, contributing to overall improved cardiovascular health and well-being. CardioBot also supports viewing data captured during workouts and meditations, and it can also provide the sleep analysis information for a complete dashboard of your heart rate. All of this is done with a minimal and elegant interface that makes it easy to view statistics for individual days, browse detailed timelines, and compare day-to-day changes. This app requires an iPhone that has the Health App installed. Heart readings are read from the Apple Health, which is populated by your Apple Watch. CardioBot requires iOS 17 and watchOS 10. Subscription information Your payment will be charged to your iTunes Account as soon as you confirm your purchase. You can manage your subscriptions and turn off auto-renewal from your Account Settings after the purchase. Your subscription will renew automatically unless you turn off auto-renew at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. The cost of renewal will be charged to your account in 24 hours prior to the end of the current period. When canceling a subscription, your subscription will stay active until the end of the period. Auto-renewal will be disabled, but the current subscription will not be refunded. Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when purchasing a subscription. Terms & Privacy Policy: http://cardiobot.swiftwithmajid.com/privacy

Ratings & Reviews

4.6

out of 5

8.3K Ratings

Initial impression
Feb 23

Margaret Yakoda
I am physically disabled and can’t run at all, and walking is difficult. I do exercise regularly, using a recumbent stationary bike. I just downloaded the app to help me track some health issues, and the first thing that happened was a Pop-Up notification telling me I need to walk more. Nearly deleted the app right away. Developer might want to reconsider having that feature be the first thing users see. Additionally an option for users who are disabled to choose some other form of exercise would be nice. A recumbent stationary bike, swimming, table-top-hand cycle, even chair exercises are some decent options that don’t require walking. The main point is get your heart rate up, yes? I think it’s best not be limited by focusing only on walking or running. I’ll update this review after I’ve used the app a few days. I’m gonna give 5 stars at the beginning because I don’t want to ding the developer for trying to encourage people to do more cardio in a way that didn’t happen to fit my particular circumstance.
Initial impression
Feb 23

Margaret Yakoda

I am physically disabled and can’t run at all, and walking is difficult. I do exercise regularly, using a recumbent stationary bike. I just downloaded the app to help me track some health issues, and the first thing that happened was a Pop-Up notification telling me I need to walk more. Nearly deleted the app right away. Developer might want to reconsider having that feature be the first thing users see. Additionally an option for users who are disabled to choose some other form of exercise would be nice. A recumbent stationary bike, swimming, table-top-hand cycle, even chair exercises are some decent options that don’t require walking. The main point is get your heart rate up, yes? I think it’s best not be limited by focusing only on walking or running. I’ll update this review after I’ve used the app a few days. I’m gonna give 5 stars at the beginning because I don’t want to ding the developer for trying to encourage people to do more cardio in a way that didn’t happen to fit my particular circumstance.
Amazing App
06/18/2024

Jefrain16
It definitely needs more tip and information, like it says build fitness but doesn’t explain it, but it does amazing at tracking. If we can get explanations of what everything means, that would be great, I know it’d be a lot of work but this app doesn’t have a manual on the app or website so some terms google can’t even tell me about because it’s just within the app. Thank you so much! Love the app and I hope your app helps so many people! Subscribed to it for a year!

Developer Response
I appreciate your feedback! I will try to improve the text explanation in the app.
Amazing App
06/18/2024

Jefrain16

It definitely needs more tip and information, like it says build fitness but doesn’t explain it, but it does amazing at tracking. If we can get explanations of what everything means, that would be great, I know it’d be a lot of work but this app doesn’t have a manual on the app or website so some terms google can’t even tell me about because it’s just within the app. Thank you so much! Love the app and I hope your app helps so many people! Subscribed to it for a year!
Developer Response 06/19/2024
I appreciate your feedback! I will try to improve the text explanation in the app.
What's the elevated heart rate threshold?
05/17/2018

ranstein
This app appears to be useful. However, I keep getting elevated heart rate notices when my heart rate is well below the threshold I've set for the native heart rate app for my Apple Watch S3. I can't see anywhere in the CardioBot app where I can adjust settings for this. The developer's website for this app simply takes me to a one-page app preview that's not helpful. What am I missing?Review update: I've had to dump this app on both my watch and iPhone because of the all-too-frequent elevated heart rate notifications. The native iOS health app and other heart monitoring apps convinced me that the CardioBot app results were unreliable in this regard. I do appreciate the developer's response, and I may try the app again after the next significant update. It does look to have quite useful potential.

Developer Response
Hi, elevated heart rate calculating according to your personal measurements.I am working on some setting screen right now, so please wait for next release.Thanks for the feedback.
What's the elevated heart rate threshold?
05/17/2018

ranstein

This app appears to be useful. However, I keep getting elevated heart rate notices when my heart rate is well below the threshold I've set for the native heart rate app for my Apple Watch S3. I can't see anywhere in the CardioBot app where I can adjust settings for this. The developer's website for this app simply takes me to a one-page app preview that's not helpful. What am I missing?Review update: I've had to dump this app on both my watch and iPhone because of the all-too-frequent elevated heart rate notifications. The native iOS health app and other heart monitoring apps convinced me that the CardioBot app results were unreliable in this regard. I do appreciate the developer's response, and I may try the app again after the next significant update. It does look to have quite useful potential.
Developer Response 05/14/2018
Hi, elevated heart rate calculating according to your personal measurements.I am working on some setting screen right now, so please wait for next release.Thanks for the feedback.
The ruined it
Aug 30

Johhn2
The time tracking used to show minutes and seconds continuously then it changed where you had to tap it to see the seconds. Now the app faids out and and the timer completely stops , now can not see seconds or minutes until you tap it. Plus instead of the time showing in a row the last number is 1 tier down . It also stalls your heart rate until you tap it again. They fkd it all up , worse than before.For lifting weights we time our rest between sets watching the timer as we watch our heart rate. When our heart rate drops 60 % we start our next set. We watch the timer to see our progress over time that our HR falls quicker in less time letting us see our progress as the heart gets stronger. You people are so narrow minded, the world does not evolve around running.Fix dimming, the HR stalling during dimming, the 2 tiered time display with only 1 number in the second tier. The app should work simply. No dimming during workouts, constant timer displays, very easy. The dimming of the Apple display settings is not causing the the stalling of HR and messed of timer displays. It is flaws in the Cardiobot design.

Developer Response
I appreciate your feedback! I’m working on the the fix now.
The ruined it
Aug 30

Johhn2

The time tracking used to show minutes and seconds continuously then it changed where you had to tap it to see the seconds. Now the app faids out and and the timer completely stops , now can not see seconds or minutes until you tap it. Plus instead of the time showing in a row the last number is 1 tier down . It also stalls your heart rate until you tap it again. They fkd it all up , worse than before.For lifting weights we time our rest between sets watching the timer as we watch our heart rate. When our heart rate drops 60 % we start our next set. We watch the timer to see our progress over time that our HR falls quicker in less time letting us see our progress as the heart gets stronger. You people are so narrow minded, the world does not evolve around running.Fix dimming, the HR stalling during dimming, the 2 tiered time display with only 1 number in the second tier. The app should work simply. No dimming during workouts, constant timer displays, very easy. The dimming of the Apple display settings is not causing the the stalling of HR and messed of timer displays. It is flaws in the Cardiobot design.
Developer Response Aug 31
I appreciate your feedback! I’m working on the the fix now.

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