Instant Pulse - Blood Pressure

Name: Instant Pulse - Blood Pressure
Rating: 4.6 (5246 reviews)
Author: Shenzhen Plus1Health Technology Co., Ltd

Heart Mate, AFib, Oxygen,HRV

Only for iPhone

Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPhone

5.2K Ratings
Ages

13+
Years
Category

Health & Fitness
Developer

Shenzhen Plus1Health Technology Co., Ltd
Language

EN
+ 7 More
Size

40.7
MB

iPhone

Most popular heart rate & rhythm analysis app, accurate and instant. Monitor and manage your pulse rate, rhythm, blood pressure, oxygen levels with your smartphone, catch and analyse them the in-time. Features: 1. Manage and track blood pressure and pulse rate, input and manage data measured on your blood pressure meter. 2. Manage and track blood oxygen levels, input and manage data measured on your blood oxygen meter. 3. Real-time pulse monitoring and tracking * Quick and easy: It takes just 30 / 60 seconds to check your heart rhythm. Place your finger on the camera of your smartphone, and put your mind at ease. * Measure whenever you want: Are you experiencing symptoms, such as palpitations? Open the app and take a measurement immediately. * Regular measurements: With Checking Rhythm, you can measure your heart rhythm twice daily. This way any changes in your heart rhythm will be detected more quickly. * Notifications: Set up notifications for your measurements. * Integrated with Apple Health App * PPG is a technique with ECG quality that uses light to detect pulse rate. It measures changes in the size of your blood vessels by using the flash of your smartphone camera. These are then converted into heart rhythm measurements. ***** MEDICAL DISCLAIMER ****** This application is not intended for medical use. Statistics and measurements are only used for educational and informational purposes in order to support general health and wellbeing. This app is not a clinical pulse oximeter. You can visit a specialist hospital for a more thorough health examination if you think there is something wrong with your health. ========================== Auto-renewing subscriptions with the following specifications ========================== -- Subscription period Premium Features (1 Week) Premium Features (1 Month) Premium Features (1 Year ) Prices may vary depending on promotional offers. - Payment will be charged to iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase - Subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period - Account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period, and identify the cost of the renewal - Subscriptions may be managed by the user and auto-renewal may be turned off by going to the user's Account Settings after purchase - No cancellation of the current subscription is allowed during active subscription period - Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription to that publication. =========== Privacy Policy: =========== http://app.plus1health.com/privacy_policy.html

Ratings & Reviews

4.6

out of 5

5.2K Ratings

Useful for detecting irregularity
03/27/2022

evan-e-cent
Yes it is a useful app. I am a doctor using this app on myself. I think the best way to detect Afib is with a long term cardiac monitor such as an event recoder. Doctors can best analyze the heart rythm witha 12 lead EKG with leads connected to various parts of the body. An alternative is a rhytm strip which records just one lead. Some watches can record a true rhythm strip by detecting the electrical voltage between two locations on the body, eg two hands. But if you do not have that technology available this Afib monitor is a good option. It records the pulse from the 'pulse oximeter' feature which is usually used to measure blood oxygen saturation. The light refected through the skin fluctuates as the blood vessels are filled with blood with every heart beat. The key is, that by examining this waveform you can see whether the beats are equally spaced. If not, you may be experiencing some kind of abnormal irregular heart rythm. If so you can seek more precise medical testing from a professional. So yes this is a valuable tool.The advertising on the free version is very obnoxious, covering the screen, without any way of clicking the adds off. Really horrible advertising of the worst kind and it totally dominates the app.
Useful for detecting irregularity
03/27/2022

evan-e-cent

Yes it is a useful app. I am a doctor using this app on myself. I think the best way to detect Afib is with a long term cardiac monitor such as an event recoder. Doctors can best analyze the heart rythm witha 12 lead EKG with leads connected to various parts of the body. An alternative is a rhytm strip which records just one lead. Some watches can record a true rhythm strip by detecting the electrical voltage between two locations on the body, eg two hands. But if you do not have that technology available this Afib monitor is a good option. It records the pulse from the 'pulse oximeter' feature which is usually used to measure blood oxygen saturation. The light refected through the skin fluctuates as the blood vessels are filled with blood with every heart beat. The key is, that by examining this waveform you can see whether the beats are equally spaced. If not, you may be experiencing some kind of abnormal irregular heart rythm. If so you can seek more precise medical testing from a professional. So yes this is a valuable tool.The advertising on the free version is very obnoxious, covering the screen, without any way of clicking the adds off. Really horrible advertising of the worst kind and it totally dominates the app.
What does the “stress meter” mean?
01/10/2023

Asa1971:-)
The little stress meter at the bottom that shows the little heart over “relaxed”, “normal”, “elevated”, or “High” Stress …. What is this measuring and what is it supposed to be telling me? I’ve looked on your website, on this App Store, and done extensive Internet search for info related to this app and can’t find anything that explains this. There’s times I have a 65-70 bpm heart rate, but still says my stress level is “high”. But I can’t find any info that tells me what that “high stress level” means. Is that stress on my heart? Is it measuring emotional stress? Is it measuring heart variability stress? Etc.

Developer Response
Thanks for your feedback! Don't worry for the stress message, It helps the user to track the physical fatigue level for long-term. We will add the explaining in the next version. Thanks.
What does the “stress meter” mean?
01/10/2023

Asa1971:-)

The little stress meter at the bottom that shows the little heart over “relaxed”, “normal”, “elevated”, or “High” Stress …. What is this measuring and what is it supposed to be telling me? I’ve looked on your website, on this App Store, and done extensive Internet search for info related to this app and can’t find anything that explains this. There’s times I have a 65-70 bpm heart rate, but still says my stress level is “high”. But I can’t find any info that tells me what that “high stress level” means. Is that stress on my heart? Is it measuring emotional stress? Is it measuring heart variability stress? Etc.
Developer Response 01/20/2023
Thanks for your feedback! Don't worry for the stress message, It helps the user to track the physical fatigue level for long-term. We will add the explaining in the next version. Thanks.
No explanations
08/23/2022

Blondiexcb
I was excited to find an app to check for AFib as I’ve been having heart palpitations however I was shocked that the app charges so much and there’s not even a trial to test it to see if it’s something I want to keep. Also, my heart rate has shown normal on all readings however a few of the show the heart rate in red. One I think is red colored as my heart rate was 55 and said bradycardia but im not sure about the other 3 and there’s no explanation for heart rates listed in red in the history. Can you reply with that info please??

Developer Response
Thanks for your feedback. Usually bradycardia or tachycardia, it will be displayed in red. But don't worry, please keep tracking the measurement.The app can catch the waveform in-time
No explanations
08/23/2022

Blondiexcb

I was excited to find an app to check for AFib as I’ve been having heart palpitations however I was shocked that the app charges so much and there’s not even a trial to test it to see if it’s something I want to keep. Also, my heart rate has shown normal on all readings however a few of the show the heart rate in red. One I think is red colored as my heart rate was 55 and said bradycardia but im not sure about the other 3 and there’s no explanation for heart rates listed in red in the history. Can you reply with that info please??
Developer Response 08/28/2022
Thanks for your feedback. Usually bradycardia or tachycardia, it will be displayed in red. But don't worry, please keep tracking the measurement.The app can catch the waveform in-time
Broke after update.
07/07/2023

bon-178904523
after the most recent update it does do heart rhythm anymore they show a graph of you rhythm but it will no longer tell you "you dont have afib" or "you rythm is not normal you may have afib" i have been paying the subscription i don't expect to see major changes like this or features removed that weren't broken. I know ots not the most accurate of things but it does work at it is possible to get rythm from the constriction of blood vessels (thats how heart rate monitors work using the change in light from blood vessel constriction) please bring this back idk why it was removed its very unlikely you will get sued

Developer Response
Yes, That is cool feature. Due to regulatory requirements in some regions, some changes must be made to the app. The app faithfully records and analyzes data and does not provide medical advice. If you no longer need it, you can cancel it. Thank you for your support and encouragement.
Broke after update.
07/07/2023

bon-178904523

after the most recent update it does do heart rhythm anymore they show a graph of you rhythm but it will no longer tell you "you dont have afib" or "you rythm is not normal you may have afib" i have been paying the subscription i don't expect to see major changes like this or features removed that weren't broken. I know ots not the most accurate of things but it does work at it is possible to get rythm from the constriction of blood vessels (thats how heart rate monitors work using the change in light from blood vessel constriction) please bring this back idk why it was removed its very unlikely you will get sued
Developer Response 07/10/2023
Yes, That is cool feature. Due to regulatory requirements in some regions, some changes must be made to the app. The app faithfully records and analyzes data and does not provide medical advice. If you no longer need it, you can cancel it. Thank you for your support and encouragement.

1. Fixed some known minor issues.

Version 2.3.0

07/07/2024

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