Fingertip Heart Rate - Tracker
Heart Rate & BP Recorder
About
Track your heart rate, blood pressure, and blood oxygen levels using your phone's camera and flashlight. This app also includes a BMI calculator and stores all your health data locally for easy review of historical trends.
What's New in Fingertip Heart Rate
1.2
September 16, 2026
Fixed some bugs
Subscriptions & In-App Purchases
Weekly VIP
Weekly VIP
Developer apps
FAQ
How does Fingertip Heart Rate measure heart rate?
Fingertip Heart Rate uses your phone's camera and flashlight to obtain heart rate values by placing a fingertip on the lens. This provides a reference for your heart rate in seconds.
Can Fingertip Heart Rate replace medical devices?
No, Fingertip Heart Rate is designed for fitness and personal health management reference only. All measurement data cannot replace professional medical devices or doctors' diagnosis and advice.
Is my health data private with Fingertip Heart Rate?
Yes, all data is stored locally on your device and never uploaded to any server. The app does not collect or share any of your personal information.
What subscription plans are available for Fingertip Heart Rate?
Fingertip Heart Rate offers weekly ($4.99), monthly ($12.99), and yearly ($29.99) subscription plans, all with a 3-day free trial. Payments are charged to your Apple ID and auto-renew unless canceled.
How do I cancel my Fingertip Heart Rate subscription?
You can manage or cancel your subscription anytime by going to 'Settings' → 'Apple ID' → 'Subscriptions'. Ensure cancellation occurs at least 24 hours before the current period ends to avoid charges.
What devices does Fingertip Heart Rate support?
Fingertip Heart Rate is supported on iPhone and iPod devices. It is rated for ages 4 and up.
How often is Fingertip Heart Rate updated?
The latest version of Fingertip Heart Rate is 1.2, and it was last updated on September 16, 2026. This indicates regular updates for the application.
What are the key features of Fingertip Heart Rate?
Key features include heart rate reference, manual blood pressure recording, blood oxygen tracking, a BMI calculator, and the ability to review history trends of all locally stored data.
