Heart Rate Monitor - iCardiac
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1.4.7
Join over 3 million users improving their well-being with iCardiac: Heart Rate Monitor — a smart, all-in-one health app that helps you measure heart rate, track daily wellness, and better understand…
By Irfan Rosli
News editor
Heart Rate Monitor - iCardiac is a health tracking app for Android built around the phone camera. The developer says it measures heart rate, tracks heart rate variability, and keeps a log of other vitals in one place. The listing names people who want a quick daily pulse check, fitness users watching recovery, and anyone trying to understand their stress and energy levels.
The developer states the app is not a medical device. It is meant for fitness and wellness use and is not designed to diagnose or treat any condition, and the listing directs users to a healthcare professional for medical advice.
To take a reading, you place a finger over the phone camera. The developer says the app uses light-based detection to show a BPM figure within seconds. Readings are the starting point for the rest of the app, since the scores, charts and history are all built from them.
The listing describes this as a quick check rather than a continuous monitor, so it suits spot readings at a set time of day or before and after exercise.
Heart rate variability (HRV) is the app's main tool for looking past the raw pulse. The developer says HRV tracking shows how the body responds to stress, sleep and physical activity, and is aimed at recovery and energy levels.
A separate stress and energy section covers how daily habits show up in those numbers, across work, exercise and everyday life. The listing presents this as a way to see which habits affect the body, not as a diagnosis.
After each reading the app gives a heart health score. The developer says the score is based on age and other personal data entered in the app, and is meant to show how heart health changes over time.
Trend charts plot heart rate and HRV across days and weeks. The listing says they are for spotting patterns and stress triggers. Blood pressure, SpO2, body temperature and heart rate history are kept in a single log, so these readings can be reviewed together.
The developer describes AI-powered guidance that offers personalized suggestions on lifestyle, stress and heart health over time, based on the data the app holds.
The app can sync with wearables, according to the listing, or be used on its own with just the phone.
The build we hold is Heart Rate Monitor - iCardiac 1.4.6 (APKS split bundle) for Android 8.0 and up.
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