
iFell
Fall Detection & Heart Rate
About
This app leverages your Apple Watch to automatically detect falls and record your heart rate for two minutes afterward. It also offers an orthostatic stand test and generates shareable PDF reports for clinicians, enhancing safety and heart health monitoring.
What's New in iFell
2.01
May 14, 2026
Major UI update, integration with iOS Fall detection API. Bug fixes and code optimization.
Developer apps
FAQ
What is iFell?
iFell is a medical app that uses your Apple Watch to detect falls and automatically record your heart rate for two minutes. It also includes an orthostatic stand test and can generate PDF reports for healthcare providers.
What devices does iFell support?
iFell requires an Apple Watch Series 6 or later running watchOS 11 or newer, and a paired iPhone running iOS 18 or newer with the Health app enabled.
Is iFell free to use?
Yes, iFell is available for free. It does not have any in-app purchases or advertisements, and all data is processed on-device.
How does iFell protect my privacy?
iFell prioritizes privacy by not requiring accounts, not displaying ads, and not using third-party analytics. All data is stored on-device and within Apple Health, and the app works fully offline.
How often is iFell updated?
The latest version of iFell is 2.01, which was last updated on May 14, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.
What is the age rating for iFell?
iFell has an age rating of 12+, making it suitable for users aged 12 and above. This rating is based on its content and functionality.
Can iFell detect falls without an internet connection?
Yes, iFell works fully offline. Its core functionalities, including fall detection and heart rate tracing, do not require an internet connection.
What is the orthostatic check feature in iFell?
The orthostatic check is a guided 3-minute test within iFell where you move from a supine position to standing. It compares your heart rate before and after standing, highlighting the clinical +20 BPM threshold.



