I think I’ve been using pulsoid for well over five years now for heart rate on my Twitch streams. I researched all over the internet for the longest time to try and find the best one, and you were the easiest to set up. I used the waist band monitor before but it always fell down while exercising. Once you updated to connect to Apple Watches I was so happy!!! Thank you for sending out stream reports too! The updates over the years have improved significantly!

I use this on my stream (JesterVods on yt) shameless plug, I’ll admit, and it works great! Not only is the free version very cool to use and is customizable enough for me to be happy, but the CEO who is apart of the discord server for Pulsoid, is incredibly helpful and is super kind with her customer support! She gave me recommendations for certain monitors inside my budget range which was amazing how inexpensive of a monitor she could find me, she is a 10/10 on the help meter!!!

I guess it might not be compatible with the 1st gen Apple Watch, despite it having the ability to measure heart rate. The app will not download on my watch, and even when I look in the Apple Watch app on my phone, pulsoid is nowhere to be found. Not in settings, not anywhere. Wondering if this is a known issue about this and if it’s fixable?Edit: I appreciate the developer response! One day I’ll get a compatible device so I can use this app.

The app does what it says on the box: captures HR (5s intervals) and streams it reliably.Battery Life: On an old Apple Watch Series 7, 6hr takes ~25% of the battery, so roughly one charge per full day.Polish: The app & website aren’t the most flashy, feature-laden creations of mankind, but they get the job they claim to do done.Support: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Support team is quick, respectful, and helpful. I reached out with a request that many teams would’ve been annoyed by, and they offered explanations, work arounds, and help.