Kardia

Name: Kardia
Author: AliveCor Inc.

5.61.0-8a9f62a8b9

Play Protect

AliveCor Inc.

4.601M+ installs

Download APK

Remote, medical-grade heart care at your fingertips

Kardia: Home EKG App for KardiaMobile and KardiaBand

By Irfan Rosli

News editor

EKG readings taken with a KardiaMobile, 6L or KardiaBand device
Instant result: normal, possible atrial fibrillation, bradycardia or tachycardia
Recordings sent to your own physician for remote review
Clinician Review by a cardiologist or cardiac care physiologist
Heart health history kept across your recordings

What the Kardia app is for

Kardia is the phone app for AliveCor's personal EKG hardware: the KardiaMobile, KardiaMobile 6L and KardiaBand. The listing describes those devices as FDA-cleared, and says the app needs one of them to record anything. It is aimed at people who want to check their heart rhythm at home and share the results with a doctor.

The app handles the recording side, the results, and the record of past readings. The device does the measuring.

Recording an EKG and reading the result

A reading is taken with the Kardia device, which the listing says needs no patches, wires or gels. The listing says the device can detect the most common arrhythmias within 30 seconds.

Instant Analysis then sorts the recording into one of four results: normal, possible atrial fibrillation, bradycardia or tachycardia. The result comes up straight after the recording, without waiting for a clinician.

Sending readings to a doctor or clinician

If a result needs a second look, you can send the recording to your own physician. The listing says this is done remotely, so the doctor does not need to see you in person to get the data.

You can also request a Clinician Review from one of AliveCor's partners. Depending on where you live, the reviewer is either a cardiologist or a cardiac care physiologist. This is an additional analysis on top of the instant result.

Keeping a heart health record over time

The app keeps a history of your recordings, so readings from different days can be looked at together. The listing presents this as a way to track heart health data from home.

The history depends on the recordings being made with a supported Kardia device, since the app needs that hardware to create them.

What's new

Sep 1, 2026

The Kardia app is designed to help you get the most out of your Kardia devices, and now it’s more powerful than ever. We’re always working on improving the app, here’s what’s new:
Blood Pressure Modules
Additional Post-EKG Cards/Enhancements
Bug fixes and performance improvements

About this APK

The build we hold is Kardia 5.61.0-8a9f62a8b9 (APKS split bundle) for Android 8.0 and up.

Version: 5.61.0-8a9f62a8b9; 922
Requires Android: 8.0+
Size: 171 MB
Target Android: 16

Package ID: com.alivecor.aliveecg
Format: APKS split bundle
Malware scan: Google Play Protect
Permissions: 44 declared · 10 sensitive; Approximate location
Body sensors
Find accounts on the device
Microphone
Modify files on your device
Modify your calendar
Physical activity
Precise location
Signed by: CN=www.alivecor.com, O=AliveCor Inc
Certificate SHA-256: 40ca7e6054892560ba9f3b8573e08d5e7de895abb4f253e2261712ca8a8b3315