iHeart Record

Record using iHeart Oximeter

1 review

Health & Fitness

Sports

Free

In-App Purchases

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About iHeart Record

Released
Updated
iOS Version
Age Rating
Size
Devices
Languages

August 16, 2022
December 12, 2024
11.0+
4+
12.14MB
iPhone, iPad, iPod
English

Features

Apple silicon support

Developer of iHeart Record

VitalSines International Inc.

🧾$1.99 - $19.99

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Measure Your Lifespan, Then Extend It. iHeart Record allows you to record heart rate and oxygen saturation over a fixed duration. It will then present your recording This application only works with the iHeart Internal Age system available at goiheart.com. Use the device to encourage positive lifestyle choices and watch your health improve over time. Features: - Fixed length recordings - Monitor your Blood Oxygen and Heart Rate - Review your recordings, pulse shape and trending graph of your results - Create user profiles for use with family and friends Visit us at goiheart.com for information about how to order the iHeart fingertip device. NOTE: The iHeart system is NOT a medical device. It is to be used for personal health and wellness education only. It is not intended to be used for any medical diagnosis or management of any medical conditions. Despite being only for educational and wellness purposes, the iHeart Oximeter hardware used with this app has obtained medical device regulatory approval in the USA,EU and China. Terms of Use : https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

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What's New in iHeart Record

1.119

November 6, 2024

Minor Bug fixes

Subscription plans

Pro Monthly Subscription

Gives you access to up to 100 profiles

$9.991 Month

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Reviews of iHeart Record

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Flexible data tracking

Love the ability to select different testing durations during my workout or while meditating. You can measure your body’s response to any scenario/activity with this. The world is your oyster. I take a baseline measurement every morning so that I can compare it to my results in different conditions. I’ve even used it while checking emails to see how stress affects my pulse wave data.

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