
About
Monitor your heart rate, blood pressure, and oxygen saturation using your iPhone's camera. Log and track your vital signs for general health insights and receive timely reminders for regular measurements. Share your data with Apple Health.
What's New in iPulse
2.2.1
August 1, 2024
Fix known bugs
Subscription plans
Weekly Subscription
Weekly Subscription
In-App Purchases
$99.99
Lifetime Subscription
Lifetime Subscription
User reviews
FAQ
How does iPulse measure heart rate?
iPulse uses your iPhone's camera and flashlight. You place your finger over the camera lens and flashlight, and the app analyzes the subtle changes in light absorption to estimate your pulse. For best results, hold your phone steady and avoid talking during the measurement.
What are the subscription options for iPulse?
iPulse offers a free trial with all features. VIP subscriptions unlock unlimited measurements, remove ads, and provide periodic reminders. Subscription plans include weekly at $4.99/P7D (with a 3-day free trial for one option) and annual at $39.99/P1Y.
Does iPulse have ads?
Yes, the app contains advertisements. Users can remove all ads by upgrading to the VIP Subscription.
Is iPulse suitable for medical diagnosis?
No, iPulse is not designed for medical purposes. It is intended for fitness use and as a source of general health information only. Always consult a healthcare professional for medical advice.
What devices is iPulse compatible with?
iPulse requires iOS 14.0 or later and is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.
How often is iPulse updated?
The app was last updated on August 1, 2024, with version 2.2.1. Users who subscribe to VIP receive regular updates.
Can I share my iPulse data with other health apps?
Yes, iPulse supports sharing your heart rate results with Apple Health, allowing for better integration with your overall health data.
What is the user sentiment for iPulse?
iPulse has a high user rating of 4.7 stars from 47 ratings, indicating generally positive user sentiment.






