Blood Oxygen App- Watch

Blood Oxygen App- Watch

Log & track pulse o2 levels

697 ratings
119 reviews
#114 in top-grossing Medical
💪 Health & Fitness
🏥 Medical
Free
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Released
August 8, 2024
Updated
October 20, 2026

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Monitor and manage vital health metrics like blood oxygen, heart rate, and blood pressure. Receive automatic alerts for critical changes and utilize breathing exercises for relaxation. Syncs with Apple Health for a comprehensive view of your well-being.

✓Blood oxygen (SpO2) logging and tracking
✓Automatic low oxygen level notifications
✓Heart rate and HRV monitoring
✓Blood pressure logging
✓Guided breathing exercises
✓Apple Health sync and PDF report sharing
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What's New in Blood Oxygen App

1.5.8

October 20, 2026

Updates & enhancements

17

Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

Blood Oxygen Level App

Track and get low Oxygen notifications

$29.991 Year
Price Updates
October 17, 2026→$29.99
August 4, 2025→$29.99
January 8, 2025→$29.99
September 29, 2024→$24.99
August 13, 2024→$29.99
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Charts

Top Grossing

📉 114-5

Medical

This app dropped -5 positions in Medical chart.

Last updated on October 22, 2026.

User reviews

Blood Oxygen

This app is superb and easy to install. If you are a Senior like me (81) you’ll appreciate its simplicity to use and its accuracy.

Oxygen

Good

血氧检测

收费

Évaluation du logiciel.

Très satisfait.

Very helpful, but please save graphs

Love this app for tracking my SpO2 while sleeping. I get a clear picture of the difference between wearing my CPAP and not. However, I wish it would save the information in the graphical form it displays for each 24-hour period. This would allow me to access graphs from previous nights to show my sleep doctor.
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Developer apps

User experience

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

App crashes after updates

Bug

Premium access lost after updates

Bug

Incompatible with certain Apple Watch models

Bug
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Requested Features

3 requests

Ability to schedule pulse ox measurements

Feature

Improved data visualization and graphs

Feature

Backup and restore data functionality

Feature

FAQ

What does the Blood Oxygen App do?

This app allows you to effortlessly track and manage vital health metrics including blood oxygen levels (SpO2), heart rate, heart rate variability (HRV), and blood pressure. It seamlessly integrates with your Apple Watch for automatic data syncing and provides breathing exercises to enhance well-being.

What are the key features of this app?

Key features include SpO2 logging and tracking with Apple Watch auto-sync, automatic notifications for low oxygen levels, heart rate and HRV monitoring with stress insights, blood pressure logging, and 8 science-backed breathing exercises. It also syncs with Apple Health and allows for PDF report sharing.

Is this app free to use?

The app is free to download and use, offering core tracking and monitoring features. It also includes in-app purchases, which may unlock additional functionalities or premium content.

What devices is this app compatible with?

This app is designed to work with Apple Watch for seamless data syncing of blood oxygen levels. It also integrates with HealthKit to read and write SpO2, heart rate, HRV, and blood pressure data, suggesting compatibility with iOS devices that support these features.

Can this app be used for medical advice?

No, this app is not intended for medical advice or diagnosis. It is a tool for tracking and monitoring your health metrics. For any medical advice or decisions, you should always consult with your doctor.