HeartSense: Pulse & Stress

HeartSense: Pulse & Stress

Track Heart & Stress

14 ratings
14 reviews
Free
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 11, 2025
  • November 29, 2025

Features

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This app uses your phone's camera to measure heart rate and estimate stress levels. It logs your measurements, displays trends, and helps you understand how daily habits affect your well-being. Not a medical device, it's for general health awareness.

Heart rate measurement (BPM)
Stress level estimation
History log with notes
Trend graphs and statistics
On-device data storage
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What's New in HeartSense

1.9

November 29, 2025

-Minor Buf Fixes

Subscription plans

Heart Rate Weekly Trial Plan

Stress, Energy, HRV Tracking for 3 days free!

$4.997 Days
3 Days trial
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User reviews

From a Wandering Soul 🌍

I travel all over the world, and stress is my constant cọmpanion. This app has been a lifesaver during jet lag and altitude changes. The ability to add notes and reminders is genius! The interface is smooth, and it never crashes—even in the middle of the Amazon!

Super five stars, like it! !

A great tool for heart rate monitoring. The interface is clear, measurements are precise. Enjoying using it.

Beginner Yoga Practitioner

I recently started practicing yoga, and monitoring my heart rate has becọme an important part of my practice. The app is perfect for meditation and breathing exercises — I can track how my heart rate changes in different asanas. The design is pleasant, everything runs smoothly, without lags. I’m very satisfied!
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Fitness Trainer

As a trainer, I constantly monitor my clients’ heart rates. This app has becọme an excellent alternative to expensive devices. I love the data export option, statistics, and graphs. The interface is thought out to the smallest detail — everything is logical and convenient. I definitely recọmmend it!
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Measurement accuracy is excellent, the interface is convenient. Everything needed is there, no unnecessary features.

FAQ

How does HeartSense measure my pulse?

HeartSense uses photoplethysmography, detecting subtle changes in skin color caused by blood flow with your phone's camera and flash. It analyzes these signals to calculate your beats per minute (BPM).

Is HeartSense a medical device?

No, HeartSense is not a medical device and does not diagnose or treat any medical conditions. The stress indicator is approximate and for general reference only. Always seek professional medical advice for health concerns.

What subscription plans are available for HeartSense?

HeartSense offers a weekly trial plan for $4.99 with a 3-day free trial, a weekly plan for $5.99, and a yearly plan for $59.99. These plans likely unlock additional features or remove limitations.

How accurate is the stress estimation in HeartSense?

The stress estimation in HeartSense is approximate and based on heart rate variability (HRV). It serves as a general reference to encourage self-awareness, not as a definitive medical assessment.

Can I use HeartSense offline?

The core functionality of measuring heart rate and stress, as well as saving history, is performed on your device. Therefore, HeartSense can be used offline for these features.

What devices does HeartSense support?

HeartSense is supported on iPhones and Apple Watches. This allows for convenient tracking directly from your wrist or phone.

How often is HeartSense updated?

The latest version of HeartSense is 1.9, which was last updated on November 29, 2025. This indicates a relatively recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.

What do users like about HeartSense?

Based on its 4.4-star rating from 14 reviews, users likely appreciate the app's user-friendliness, the ability to track heart rate and stress, and the historical data visualization features for monitoring trends.