Heart Alarm
App not updated. Won’t run in iOS 14.6.
Only works when iPhones screen is on.
This app would be perfect except that it doesn’t work when the iPhones screen is off. Kinda useless.
Problem, subtract the single star
This app does not open.
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This app connects to Bluetooth heart rate monitors to display real-time heart rate data on your iPhone. Set custom upper and lower heart rate alarms to be notified when your heart rate exceeds or drops below your desired limits.
✓Bluetooth heart rate monitor connection
✓Real-time heart rate display
✓Customizable upper heart rate alarm
✓Customizable lower heart rate alarm
✓Alerts when heart rate limits are reached
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What's New in HeartAlarm
1.0.0
June 15, 2014
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FAQ
What devices does HeartAlarm support?
HeartAlarm is designed for iPhone and iPod devices. It requires a Bluetooth Smart enabled Heart Rate Monitor to function.
How accurate is HeartAlarm?
The accuracy of HeartAlarm depends on the connected Bluetooth Heart Rate Monitor. The app itself displays the data received from the monitor.
Can I set custom heart rate zones in HeartAlarm?
Yes, HeartAlarm allows you to enable and set custom upper and lower heart rate alarms. You will be notified when your heart rate reaches these limits.
Does HeartAlarm integrate with other health apps?
The provided information does not specify integration with other health apps. HeartAlarm focuses on displaying data from connected Bluetooth heart rate monitors.
How often is HeartAlarm updated?
HeartAlarm was last updated on June 15, 2014, with version 1.0.0. There have been no updates since its release date.
What is the age rating for HeartAlarm?
HeartAlarm has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.
Does HeartAlarm have ads?
No, HeartAlarm does not contain advertisements. It is a free application without any ad interruptions.
What do users think of HeartAlarm?
User feedback for HeartAlarm is limited, with only 3 ratings resulting in an average of 1.0 stars. This suggests a very low user satisfaction based on available data.
