HeartScan: Heart Rate Monitor

HeartScan: Heart Rate Monitor

Instant Pulse & Rhythm Check

50 ratings
19 reviews
Free
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 5, 2023
  • May 5, 2026
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This app uses your phone's sensors to visualize your heart's mechanical activity, offering insights into pulse, rhythm, and recovery. It provides detailed cardio-wave views and generates doctor-ready reports, all while keeping your data private on your device.

Instant pulse and rhythm check
Cardio-wave viewer
Heart rate variability (HRV) snapshot
Session history tracking
Doctor-ready PDF export
AI-powered seismocardiography
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What's New in HeartScan

7.1.32

May 5, 2026

Fixed issues affecting measurements on some devices

Subscription plans

HeartScan Pro

HeartScan Pro

$19.991 Month
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User reviews

I’m liking it so far but I’m unable to get Premium.

First of all, I wanted to say thank you for publishing this app! It’s super interesting and useful and I find it very awesome :).
However, I had a question. Does the app still offer its Premium membership? Whenever I press anything that has to do with getting Premium, it says that the pricing info has failed to load. I’ve checked and even switched my connections and nothing works.
Please let me know as soon as possible, as I am intrigued by your application and would love to have access to its full potential.

Thank you!!
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How good this app is to check heart rates

This app is actually pretty good at measuring your heart rate/pulse by only placing it up to your chest, pressing start, and resting it there, and it can tell you your heart rate, the only downside is that you can’t use the analysis because you have to pay for it, so no free trials you don’t have to pay for or anything :(
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Don’t waste your time

It let me use it twice and now everytime I try to actually measure my heart rate I get repeating ads to infinite.

Don’t bother

I’m a cardiology NP and figured I’d see what this app is. If you are looking for an ECG app, this is not that. If you are interested in heart rate, you’re better off with just checking your pulse by hand. There are much better apps for heart rate rhythm monitoring

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It’s difficult toto just download and start the app- making you sign up for other options as you are opening the app and see how it works. I’ve not gotten the app open because I’ve had to download and rate another heart app to go with the first one I haven’t gotten open. I will be finding another app.
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FAQ

What does HeartScan do?

HeartScan is a phone-only heart rate monitor that uses seismocardiography and AI to visualize your heart's mechanical activity. It shows you a real-time cardio-wave, allowing you to see each beat and understand your pulse, rhythm, and heart rate variability (HRV).

What are the key features of HeartScan?

Key features include an accurate heart rate (BPM) measurement, a cardio-wave viewer to see each systole and diastole, an HRV snapshot for stress insight, session history to compare data over time, and the ability to export data as PDF and CSV reports.

Is HeartScan a medical device?

No, HeartScan is not a medical device and is not intended for medical use. It does not detect arrhythmia, diagnose disease, or replace professional medical advice. Always consult a physician if you have health concerns.

What are the compatibility requirements for HeartScan?

The app works on any iPhone 8 or later models. It does not require a camera flash or any extra hardware, relying solely on the phone's sensors.

How can I use HeartScan for training or recovery?

Athletes can use HeartScan to visualize stroke-volume trends for training insights. Post-MI patients can use it to track mechanical strength recovery day by day. The app provides data that can be shared with healthcare professionals.