iHeart Pro

Name: iHeart Pro
Rating: 0 (0 reviews)
Author: Anatoly Butko

Heart Rate & Pulse Monitoring

Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPad

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13+
Years
Category

Medical
Developer

Anatoly Butko
Language

EN
English
Size

11.9
MB

iHeart Pro is your go-to solution for comprehensive heart health monitoring. This advanced app allows you to effortlessly track your pulse and blood pressure, providing you with valuable insights into your cardiovascular well-being. Key Features: • Pulse Measurement: Utilize your device's camera, accelerometer, or microphone to measure your heart rate. • Blood Pressure Logging: Easily record and track your systolic and diastolic blood pressure readings. • HealthKit Integration: Seamlessly sync your data with Apple Health for a unified health tracking experience. • Detailed Analytics: View your health trends with 24-hour averages, distribution charts, and long-term statistics. • Customizable Categories: Organize your readings with personalized categories for different activities or times of day. • Medication Tracking: Keep tabs on your heart-related medications and their effects on your readings. • PDF Reports: Generate comprehensive health reports to share with your healthcare provider. • Data Export: Export your health data in various formats (CSV, JSON, XML) for further analysis or backup. • Cross-Device Sync: Access your data on all your devices with iCloud synchronization. • Privacy Focused: Protect your health information with password and biometric authentication options. iHeart Pro empowers you to take control of your heart health. Whether you're monitoring a existing condition, tracking the effects of lifestyle changes, or simply staying proactive about your cardiovascular health, iHeart Pro provides the tools you need for informed decision-making. With its user-friendly interface and powerful features, iHeart Pro makes it easy to establish a consistent heart health monitoring routine. Set reminders for regular check-ins, and watch as the app builds a comprehensive picture of your heart health over time. Remember, while iHeart Pro is an excellent tool for tracking and understanding your heart health trends, it's not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult with your healthcare provider about significant changes in your readings or before making major health decisions. Download iHeart Pro today and take the first step towards a healthier heart! This app is subject to Apple's standard End User License Agreement (EULA). You can view the EULA at: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

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Works with help
07/25/2009

Meboyo
I tried using it a couple diffrent ways but the best results i found were - setting it to microphone mode and wearing headphones:1. Using the APP "IstethPro" (99 cents i think) before hand helps a LOTA. Put the mic on your bare skin (tap the bottom to find the mic location - bottom right)B. Find your heartbeat with the iphone, and hold the it on the sides (you will notice with this program how moving your hand around causes noise. C. Push the mic hard enough into your chest to hear the beat loud and clear. D. Try to keep that position, and tap the home button. 2. Launch iHeart and start the test - you will see from the graph the pulse is loud and clear. When you use "IstethPro" practice a few times so you can see the best way to hold it and so on. I think if iHeart had the IstethPro features built in (the ability to hear what the mic hears) people would have a much easier time with it. Once you figgure out how it works its pretty easy to get a reading. Hope this helps.Three stars because of its cost vs what it takes to figgure out how to use it.
Works with help
07/25/2009

Meboyo

I tried using it a couple diffrent ways but the best results i found were - setting it to microphone mode and wearing headphones:1. Using the APP "IstethPro" (99 cents i think) before hand helps a LOTA. Put the mic on your bare skin (tap the bottom to find the mic location - bottom right)B. Find your heartbeat with the iphone, and hold the it on the sides (you will notice with this program how moving your hand around causes noise. C. Push the mic hard enough into your chest to hear the beat loud and clear. D. Try to keep that position, and tap the home button. 2. Launch iHeart and start the test - you will see from the graph the pulse is loud and clear. When you use "IstethPro" practice a few times so you can see the best way to hold it and so on. I think if iHeart had the IstethPro features built in (the ability to hear what the mic hears) people would have a much easier time with it. Once you figgure out how it works its pretty easy to get a reading. Hope this helps.Three stars because of its cost vs what it takes to figgure out how to use it.
Promising
07/17/2011

Eng1n33r7
This app has both accelerometer and microphone options, but the accelerometer option is crap. The info section reveals that you used to have control over what to cut out as noise, but the setting mentioned is no longer accessible. In accelerometer mode, this is saddening -- I can create a chart where it is obvious where each heartbeat is, and the app says the signal is too weak while it reports some bogus number. I can count the peaks on the graph and multiply appropriately to get a reading similar to what the microphone mode reports.With a few updates this app could rock. Because of its current limitations including crashes while calculating from a long sample -- possibly related to the sample time being longer than my screenlock time -- it gets three stars. It can still be used to record heartrate trends over long periods and to find heartrate in certain modes.The info section should tell you what each axis is, and the axis options should be toggle buttons, not sub-menus.

Developer Response
Thank you for your feedback on iHeart. We appreciate your concerns and would like to clarify some key points about our app's functionality and recent improvements:1. Primary Function: iHeart is designed as a comprehensive heart rate and blood pressure tracking tool, helping you monitor trends in your cardiovascular health over time.2. Apple Health Integration: iHeart fully integrates with Apple Health, allowing for seamless data synchronization across your health apps.3. Professional Device Compatibility: You can import data from various professional pulse meters that are compatible with Apple Health, ensuring more accurate readings when needed.4. Multiple Data Sources: This integration means you can combine data from iHeart's built-in measurement methods, professional devices, and other health apps for a more complete picture of your heart health.5. Long-term Tracking: While iHeart offers various methods to estimate heart rate (camera, accelerometer, microphone), its true value lies in long-term trend analysis using data from all available sources.6. In-App Usage Guide: We provide a comprehensive guide demonstrating how to use each measurement method effectively and how to leverage Apple Health integration.7. Continuous Improvements: We regularly update our app to enhance tracking capabilities, user experience, and compatibility with the latest health devices.To experience these features firsthand, we're offering a free one-month trial of our premium features to all users.If you have any questions about using iHeart effectively as a tracking tool or integrating data from other devices, please consult our in-app guide or use the "Contact Support" feature.We value your feedback and use it to continually improve our app. Remember, while iHeart is a powerful tool for monitoring heart health trends, always consult with healthcare professionals for medical advice and interpretation of your health data.Thank you for your understanding, and we hope you'll find iHeart valuable as a comprehensive heart health tracking solution.
Promising
07/17/2011

Eng1n33r7

This app has both accelerometer and microphone options, but the accelerometer option is crap. The info section reveals that you used to have control over what to cut out as noise, but the setting mentioned is no longer accessible. In accelerometer mode, this is saddening -- I can create a chart where it is obvious where each heartbeat is, and the app says the signal is too weak while it reports some bogus number. I can count the peaks on the graph and multiply appropriately to get a reading similar to what the microphone mode reports.With a few updates this app could rock. Because of its current limitations including crashes while calculating from a long sample -- possibly related to the sample time being longer than my screenlock time -- it gets three stars. It can still be used to record heartrate trends over long periods and to find heartrate in certain modes.The info section should tell you what each axis is, and the axis options should be toggle buttons, not sub-menus.
Developer Response 09/01/2024
Thank you for your feedback on iHeart. We appreciate your concerns and would like to clarify some key points about our app's functionality and recent improvements:1. Primary Function: iHeart is designed as a comprehensive heart rate and blood pressure tracking tool, helping you monitor trends in your cardiovascular health over time.2. Apple Health Integration: iHeart fully integrates with Apple Health, allowing for seamless data synchronization across your health apps.3. Professional Device Compatibility: You can import data from various professional pulse meters that are compatible with Apple Health, ensuring more accurate readings when needed.4. Multiple Data Sources: This integration means you can combine data from iHeart's built-in measurement methods, professional devices, and other health apps for a more complete picture of your heart health.5. Long-term Tracking: While iHeart offers various methods to estimate heart rate (camera, accelerometer, microphone), its true value lies in long-term trend analysis using data from all available sources.6. In-App Usage Guide: We provide a comprehensive guide demonstrating how to use each measurement method effectively and how to leverage Apple Health integration.7. Continuous Improvements: We regularly update our app to enhance tracking capabilities, user experience, and compatibility with the latest health devices.To experience these features firsthand, we're offering a free one-month trial of our premium features to all users.If you have any questions about using iHeart effectively as a tracking tool or integrating data from other devices, please consult our in-app guide or use the "Contact Support" feature.We value your feedback and use it to continually improve our app. Remember, while iHeart is a powerful tool for monitoring heart health trends, always consult with healthcare professionals for medical advice and interpretation of your health data.Thank you for your understanding, and we hope you'll find iHeart valuable as a comprehensive heart health tracking solution.
Rough around edges, accel works poorly
05/02/2010

00bpm
This has been working okay for me, but needs an update to fix some rough edges: it crashes after navigating around in history; the accelerometer function does not work for me, but the microphone does reasonably well; it keeps saying "Low Memory" which is not true; the help text is poorly written; the red/green threshold is not configurable; data are graphed with a line instead of bars/impulses.Given that, it does mostly work.
Rough around edges, accel works poorly
05/02/2010

00bpm

This has been working okay for me, but needs an update to fix some rough edges: it crashes after navigating around in history; the accelerometer function does not work for me, but the microphone does reasonably well; it keeps saying "Low Memory" which is not true; the help text is poorly written; the red/green threshold is not configurable; data are graphed with a line instead of bars/impulses.Given that, it does mostly work.
Marvelous idea, but implementation should be improved.
01/06/2009

fotki.user
I have tried application for about 30 times continuously and received very different results. About half of them was definitely wrong as the pulse determined was lower than 26 beats per minute. After reading an instruction I've got results which could be considered as true, but to get them I had to shake a hand with iphone each time I felt a pulse beat with another hand. Maybe there are hardware restrictions, maybe not, but I expect implementation to be improved for getting more stable results.
Marvelous idea, but implementation should be improved.
01/06/2009

fotki.user

I have tried application for about 30 times continuously and received very different results. About half of them was definitely wrong as the pulse determined was lower than 26 beats per minute. After reading an instruction I've got results which could be considered as true, but to get them I had to shake a hand with iphone each time I felt a pulse beat with another hand. Maybe there are hardware restrictions, maybe not, but I expect implementation to be improved for getting more stable results.

- Improved real-time data synchronization with Apple Health - Enhanced sync logic to prevent duplicate metrics from multiple sources (iPhone and Apple Watch) - Enhanced data visualization and analytics - Added popular date format options for reports and exports - Optimized app performance and reliability - Various bug fixes and stability improvements - Fixed app stability issues related to data processing

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