Heart Track Pro

Heart Track Pro

Track Your Heart Rate Live

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  • Released
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  • April 21, 2026
  • September 12, 2026

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HeartTrackPro — Real-Time Heart Rate Monitor This app is intended for use in regions where the connected Polar hardware has received regulatory clearance, including the United States, European Union, and Canada. This app is not a medical device. Always consult a qualified physician before making any health or medical decisions. HeartTrackPro turns your iPhone into a professional heart rate monitoring station. Whether you're a serious athlete chasing peak performance or a fitness enthusiast tracking your training zones, HeartTrackPro gives you the live data, visual feedback, and session history you need — all in one clean, focused app. Polar H10 & Apple Watch Support Connect to a Polar H10 chest strap over Bluetooth for clinical-grade accuracy and real-time RR interval data, or use your paired Apple Watch via HealthKit for effortless, cable-free monitoring. Switch between devices in Settings at any time. Live Heart Rate Display See your current BPM in large, easy-to-read numerals the moment your device connects. A live connection status badge keeps you informed at a glance, and a sensor battery indicator means you're never caught off guard mid-session. RR Interval Tracking For Polar H10 users, HeartTrackPro captures RR interval data (the time between individual heartbeats in milliseconds) alongside BPM — ideal for heart rate variability analysis and deeper physiological insight. Live Chart with Adjustable Time Window Watch your heart rate trend unfold in a smooth, real-time line chart. Choose from seven time windows — 1, 5, 10, 20, 30, 45, or 60 minutes — to zoom in on an interval or review the full arc of a long workout. Average BPM, peak BPM, sample count, and a running session timer update live alongside the chart. 5 Training Zones HeartTrackPro automatically calculates your five training zones based on your maximum heart rate and highlights which zone you're currently in: • Zone 1 (50–60%) — Warm-up • Zone 2 (60–70%) — Fat Burn • Zone 3 (70–80%) — Aerobic • Zone 4 (80–90%) — Threshold • Zone 5 (90–100%) — Max Effort Set your max HR by entering your age (using the standard 220 − age formula) or enter a known value manually from a lab or field test. Pause & Resume Recording Life happens mid-workout. Pause a session without losing your data, then resume exactly where you left off. Full Session History Every completed session is saved locally on your device. Browse past recordings with session date, duration, device type, and a per-session HR zone breakdown so you can track how your training load changes over time. CSV Export (Pro) Export any session as a comma-separated values file to share with a coach, import into Excel or Numbers, or feed into your own analysis pipeline. Simple, Honest Pricing HeartTrackPro is free to try with up to 5 recorded sessions per device. After that, a single one-time purchase unlocks unlimited recordings, CSV export, and every feature added to the app in the future — no subscription, no renewal, no expiry. Privacy First All session data stays on your device. HeartTrackPro does not collect, transmit, or share any personal health information.
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What's New in Heart Track Pro

1.0.14

September 12, 2026

Version 1.0.14 Pick Your Polar Monitor From a List Searching for a Polar H10 or Verity Sense matched on the advertised device name and connected to the first match found. If your strap advertised a slightly different name, or if there were multiple Polar devices nearby, the scan could silently skip the one you wanted with no way to intervene. Polar searches now show a full device list, the same way the generic Bluetooth monitor option has always worked. Choose the strap you want and the app remembers it. The next search reconnects silently, with no list to tap through. If the remembered strap does not respond within eight seconds, the picker comes back. Device Picker Shows What Can Actually Be Connected Previously, a monitor that could not be connected to looked identical to one that could. Tapping it did nothing, or hung until the attempt timed out. A strap bonded to another phone or watch broadcasts that it is not accepting connections. Those are now greyed out and labeled "Not accepting connections." A strap that stops advertising -- switched off or out of range -- is greyed out and labeled "Out of range" after ten seconds of silence. Both stay in the list rather than disappearing, so a device you know is nearby does not look missing. It is there, with a reason. Try Every Feature in Your First Five Sessions Segment types, CSV export, training insights, and the Dynamic Island display mode are all available from the moment you install the app. Individual features had been gated on top of the recording limit, which made no practical difference -- without the ability to record past five sessions, the locked features had nothing to act on. Now you can experience the full app before deciding whether to upgrade. Pro unlocks unlimited recordings. Segment Numbers Fixed When segment types were introduced, segments added on the free tier were tagged "Other," which replaced the numbered chart marker with the Other icon and caused history rows to read "Segment 1 - Other" instead of just "Segment 1." Free-tier segments are now tagged Numbered, so chart markers and history rows look exactly as they did before segment types existed. Legacy segments -- ones recorded before types existed, or imported from a CSV exported before types existed -- are also resolved to Numbered rather than Other. Generic Bluetooth Monitor Renamed The device option previously called "Coospo H808S" is now called "Generic Heart Rate Monitor." It connects through the standard Bluetooth Heart Rate Service and works with any strap that implements it -- Coospo, Wahoo, Garmin, Magene, and similar. Naming it after one model made it look like only that model was supported. Cleaner Button Shapes The time window buttons above the heart rate chart (1m, 5m, 10m) were fully rounded pills. They are now rounded rectangles with softened corners, matching the style of the app's full-width action buttons. The connection status badge and the Unlock chip on the upgrade banner follow the same shape. Thank you for using HeartTrack Pro. If the app helps your training, a review on the App Store goes a long way.

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