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HeartGo:Heart & Health Tracker for vitals and BMI
By Irfan Rosli
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- Heart rate, blood pressure and blood glucose logged in one place
- BMI worked out from the height and weight you enter
- Weight recorded over time for fitness or weight management
- Daily, weekly and monthly charts with icon-based trend trackers
- Lifestyle suggestions on activity, stress, hydration and exercise
- Long-term readings kept as a diary for a healthcare provider
What HeartGo tracks and who it suits
HeartGo:Heart & Health Tracker is a logging app for daily health and wellness, according to its developer, MJ Media Technology. It records vital signs and body measurements, then shows them as charts over time. The developer pitches it at people who want to keep an eye on their own figures.
The developer states that HeartGo is intended for general fitness and wellness management and is not a medical device. It says the app is not designed to diagnose, treat or prevent any disease or condition. Its charts and recommendations are for reference only, and the listing says they should not replace advice from a qualified healthcare professional.
Logging heart rate, blood pressure and blood glucose
The core of the app is a log for three vitals: heart rate, blood pressure and blood glucose. Each reading is saved to a history that the developer says is kept in one place, so older entries sit alongside new ones.
The listing gives two specific uses. One is recording heart rate before and after a workout to gauge how hard the session was. The other is keeping a running diary of blood pressure and blood glucose readings for long-term tracking.
Calculating BMI and tracking weight
BMI is calculated from the height and weight a user enters. The app then records weight over time, which the developer describes as a weight trajectory.
The developer names fitness goals and weight management as the main reasons to track weight and BMI together. Entries build up over time in the same record, so changes can be followed from one period to the next.
Reading progress in charts and trend icons
Logged data can be viewed as daily, weekly or monthly progress. The charts are drawn from the figures a user enters. The listing also describes icon-based trend trackers that the developer says help users understand overall patterns at a glance.
According to the developer, the four measures are consolidated in the one app: heart rate, blood pressure, blood sugar and BMI. The charts turn those raw entries into visuals meant to be easier to read than the numbers alone.
Lifestyle suggestions and sharing trends with a doctor
Based on the metrics a user logs, HeartGo offers what the developer calls personalised lifestyle suggestions. These cover daily activity, stress management, hydration and exercise habits.
The developer says the suggestions are meant to encourage consistent tracking and healthy changes to daily routine. It also lists a further use: following long-term trends so they can be shared with a healthcare provider in a structured form.
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About this APK
The build we hold is HeartGo:Heart & Health Tracker 1.0.16 (APKS split bundle) for Android 8.0 and up.
- Version
- 1.0.16
- 1016
- Requires Android
- 8.0+
- Size
- 39 MB
- Target Android
- 16
- Package ID
- com.mj.health.heartgo.aos
- Format
- APKS split bundle
- Malware scan
- Google Play Protect
- Permissions
- 31 declared · 1 sensitive
- Camera
- Signed by
- CN=Unknown, O=Unknown
- Certificate SHA-256
- 6d14581c65444092200c47f8483ef4208b4152051481032591ce5b5c17fcf4ec
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