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Cardian: Heart Health Check

Cardian: Heart Health Check

Pocket Heart Health Tracker

3 ratings
3 reviews
💪 Health & Fitness
🏥 Medical

Archived App (Last seen on 23 Mar 2026)

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Siarhei Dzikavitski
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About

Easily monitor your heart health with a simple weekly test. Measure your resting and standing heart rates to gauge your cardiovascular fitness. Integrates with Apple Health and offers personalized reminders.

✓Weekly heart rate tracking
✓Active Orthostatic Test method
✓Apple Watch app integration
✓HealthKit data sync
✓Customizable reminders
✓Heart health score interpretation
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What's New in Cardian

2.1

March 19, 2021

Adding Export PDF feature - now you can easily share your health records with a doctor.

Subscription plans

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$1.991 Month
7 Days trial
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User reviews

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No support for heart rate monitor

Please add support for Polar heart rate monitors (like H10). So that the app can get the heart rate from it without having to manually measure the heart rate.
Other apps like EliteHRV, HRV4TRAINING support the H10. Apple Health can access the H10 data.
APrasadAPrasad

Response from developer

Thanks for the suggestion! Currently we only support Apple ecosystem devices - Apple Watch is the best choice for this purpose with our custom workout type data recording. Supporting other heart rate monitors is a lot harder to implement and test (since there are so much of them), though we will investigate this possibility.

Easy and fast

It is crazy that you can spend just 6 minutes a week and track your heart health!
jessbearroarjessbearroar

Amazing

Very simple and takes a very little time to track your health progress
MisternewbMisternewb

FAQ

How does Cardian track heart health?

Cardian uses the Active Orthostatic Test, which involves measuring your heart rate while lying down and then after standing for one minute. The difference between these two measurements provides an indication of your heart health.

Is Cardian free to use?

The core features of Cardian are available for free. However, there are optional premium subscription plans that offer enhanced features and benefits, with prices starting at $1.99 per month.

What are the subscription options for Cardian?

Cardian offers monthly, 6-month, and annual premium subscription plans. All plans include a 7-day free trial, with the monthly plan costing $1.99, the 6-month plan $8.99, and the annual plan $11.99.

Does Cardian have an Apple Watch app?

Yes, Cardian features a dedicated Apple Watch app that allows you to track your heart rate and workouts directly from your wrist, seamlessly integrating with your iPhone.

Can Cardian sync with Apple Health?

Yes, Cardian reads and writes heart rate and workout data to the Apple Health app (HealthKit), allowing for a consolidated view of your health metrics.

What is the age rating for Cardian?

Cardian has an age rating of 17+, which is typical for medical and health-related applications that may require a certain level of user understanding.

How often is Cardian updated?

The latest version of Cardian is 2.1, and it was last updated on March 19, 2021. This suggests a moderate update frequency for the application.

Does Cardian provide medical diagnoses?

No, Cardian explicitly states that it does not provide diagnoses or medical advice. It is a tool for tracking and understanding general heart health trends, and users should always consult a physician for any health concerns.