HeartKase: Blood Pressure Log
Heart & Blood Pressure Scaner
About
Track your heart health with this companion app. It uses your iPhone camera for blood pressure scans and analyzes heart rate, HRV, and more to provide insights and guidance. Monitor daily habits and share data with your doctor.
What's New in HeartKase
2..7
March 28, 2026
UI fix o cycling data item
Subscription plans
yearly plan
Premium plan which includes extra features
Developer apps
FAQ
Does HeartKase have ads?
Yes, HeartKase contains advertisements. These ads are displayed within the application to support its development and free availability.
What devices does HeartKase support?
HeartKase is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch devices, offering a comprehensive heart health monitoring experience across your Apple ecosystem.
How accurate is the camera blood pressure scan in HeartKase?
The camera-based scan provides estimated blood pressure readings. While it helps track changes and trends over time, it is not a medical-grade device and should not replace professional medical advice or traditional blood pressure cuffs for diagnosis.
What are the subscription options for HeartKase?
HeartKase offers a weekly plan for $3.99, a monthly plan for $6.99, and a yearly plan for $39.99. The yearly plan includes a 3-day free trial.
Can I share my HeartKase data with my doctor?
Yes, HeartKase allows you to share clear summaries of your heart rate, heartbeat, and blood pressure trends with your healthcare provider, facilitating informed discussions about your health.
How often is HeartKase updated?
The latest version of HeartKase is 2.7, and it was last updated on March 28, 2026. Updates typically include new features, bug fixes, and performance improvements.
What age rating does HeartKase have?
HeartKase is rated for users aged 12 and older, making it suitable for teenagers and adults interested in monitoring their heart health.
What kind of health data does HeartKase track besides blood pressure?
HeartKase tracks a comprehensive range of cardiovascular metrics including resting, active, and sleeping heart rate, HRV, heartbeat patterns, stress levels, and workout recovery.