Heart Rate, Pulse Tracker Pro

Name: Heart Rate, Pulse Tracker Pro
Rating: 4 (13 reviews)
Author: AHMET ILGI YUKSEL

Stress Monitor, Health Check

Only for iPhone

Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPhone

13 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Health & Fitness
Developer

AHMET ILGI YUKSEL
Language

EN
English
Size

93.6
MB

iPhone

Our app makes heart rate tracking simple, accurate, and insightful. Using your smartphone, it helps track your pulse, helping you keep a close eye on your heart health anytime, anywhere. Whether you’re exercising, relaxing, or meditating, the app provides detailed insights into your heart rate zones, trends, and cardiovascular fitness over time. Discover changes in your health with easy-to-read statistics and actionable information designed to support your wellness journey. Important: This app is not intended for medical use. Always consult your doctor for precise data and health advice, and seek medical attention if you experience any health issues. After purchasing an auto-renewable subscription, you will gain access to all features, such as: - Heart Rate Tracking: Monitor your pulse - In-Depth Insights: Explore heart rate zones, long-term trends, and recovery metrics. - Wellness Articles: Learn about heart health and fitness with expert-backed content. Subscription Details: Enjoy full access to all app features with your subscription. Your subscription will be billed automatically based on your selected plan. Easily control your subscription and disable auto-renewal in your account settings. Your subscription will renew automatically unless you cancel at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Privacy Policy & Terms of Use: http://project11101417.tilda.ws/privacy-policy

Ratings & Reviews

4.0

out of 5

13 Ratings

Don’t be fooled
12/17/2024

Webster/2
The app has a very clear intention to trick users, especially elderly to pay without releasing it.The trick is it provides a 5 page instruction on the first time launch, and the “Continue” button on the last page deliberately triggers purchase action, misleading users to pay, when they think they are going to continue to try the featuresIt also deliberately hides the close button forcing users to close by tapping the only “Continue” button, which again misleads users to purchase.When you finally close the instruction page, you find everything in the app would trigger the same purchase action.
Don’t be fooled
12/17/2024

Webster/2

The app has a very clear intention to trick users, especially elderly to pay without releasing it.The trick is it provides a 5 page instruction on the first time launch, and the “Continue” button on the last page deliberately triggers purchase action, misleading users to pay, when they think they are going to continue to try the featuresIt also deliberately hides the close button forcing users to close by tapping the only “Continue” button, which again misleads users to purchase.When you finally close the instruction page, you find everything in the app would trigger the same purchase action.