Heart Rate Monitor+: Pulse BPM
Sensonet
Check your heart rate in about 20 seconds using only your iPhone’s camera and flash. No watch, chest strap or extra hardware. Rest your fingertip on the rear camera. The flash shines through your skin, and the camera picks up the tiny change in colour that every heartbeat causes. Your pulse appears live within seconds, with a real-time pulse waveform, and the reading completes when the ring is full. MADE FOR YOUR IPHONE Every iPhone has a different camera layout, so finding the right lens can be confusing. Heart Rate Monitor recognises your model and shows you exactly where to put your finger: first from the screen side, the way you’re holding it, then turned over to the back with the lens and flash highlighted. A live “Camera covered” check confirms you’ve got it right. RELIABLE BY DESIGN • Analyses the red and green light from your fingertip, every second • Filters out drift and noise, and checks that beats repeat the same shape • A result is shown only when consecutive measurements agree • Tolerates a brief wobble, so a tiny movement doesn’t restart the reading • Clear guidance if the signal is weak: lighter touch, warmer fingers, hold still KEEP TRACK • Add activity, mood and notes to each reading: resting, before or after exercise, bedtime • Compare with your watch and see the difference at a glance • Day, week and month charts with averages and activity filters • Export your readings as a CSV file whenever you like PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Camera frames are processed on your iPhone and never saved • No account, no ads, no tracking, no in-app purchases • Your readings stay on your device Also included: light and dark mode, large text support, VoiceOver labels, and English and Turkish. TIPS FOR A GOOD READING Sit down and rest your hand on a table. Cover the lens and the flash fully, but touch lightly — pressing hard squeezes blood out of your fingertip. Warm cold fingers first. IMPORTANT Heart Rate Monitor is for general fitness and wellness use only. It is not a medical device, does not diagnose any condition, and must not be used for medical decisions. If you have symptoms or concerns, consult a healthcare professional.
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