Photo AFib Detector (Lite)

Photo AFib Detector (Lite)

by CCApp

43 ratings
46 reviews
Free

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Released
July 11, 2015
Updated
June 22, 2021

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This app uses your smartphone's camera to detect potential signs of Atrial Fibrillation (AFib) and monitor your heart rate. It analyzes fingertip video to extract signals and estimate key parameters for AFib detection. It also provides heart rate monitoring based on your age.

✓AFib detection using fingertip video
✓Heart Rate monitoring
✓PPG signal extraction
✓RMSSD and ShE parameter estimation
✓Heart rate percentage of maximum
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What's New in Photo AFib Detector (Lite)

1.2

June 22, 2021

Support iPhone 12

User reviews

A good try, but ultimately of no use to me

I can find no way of using it with iPhone 12 … because of the camera layout … and it seems unstable when using the iPad Pro 9.7”. __ Worst of all, however, is that [obviously] it is not reading Atrial signals, but my fingertip pulse … My pacemaker is dictating that rate, not the Atria !!

还行

还算可以吧

Free for abnormality detection

I don’t know yet how accurate it is but most other heart monitors charge extra if you want anything other than basic heart rate. This app offers more for free. But unfortunately half the time i use it it just doesn’t work, stays the toilet over and over even though i’m not moving

Fantastic App

I have had AF over 10 years and suffered a major stroke 9 years ago.
This app easily detects any incidences of AF (if you put your finger over the right bit of the camera).

Useless

Won’t even manage to get a 30 second reading without resetting over and over.

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Reported Bugs

17 issues

Incompatible with newer iPhones due to camera layout

Bug

App is unstable on older iPads

Bug

App reads fingertip pulse instead of atrial signals

Bug

App frequently fails to work or stays frozen

Bug

Readings reset repeatedly, preventing completion

Bug

App displays 'too much interference'

Bug

App fails to detect AFib accurately, even during an event

Bug

Screen writing is messed up, making results unreadable

Bug

App does not work on iPhone X and other newer models

Bug

App has become unreliable after working well previously

Bug

App shows 'too much interference' frequently

Bug

App shows 'No Abnormality' or 'Unreadable' during actual AFib

Bug

App keeps resetting and won't provide a reading

Bug

App shows inconsistent and widely different readings

Bug

App does not save results

Bug

App displays ads prominently

Bug

Audible heartbeat is not synchronized with actual heartbeats

Bug
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Requested Features

4 requests

Update app for newer iPhones (X, iPhone 12, SE2)

Feature

Clarify difference between free and paid versions

Feature

Provide printing or sending results functionality

Feature

Update app for screen writing bug

Feature

FAQ

What does the Photo AFib Detector (Lite) app do?

This app is designed for personal AFib detection and heart rate monitoring. It utilizes your smartphone's back camera to capture a video of your fingertip, from which it extracts a photoplethysmography (PPG) signal. This signal is then analyzed to estimate parameters relevant for AFib detection and to monitor your heart rate.

How does the app detect AFib?

The app captures a video of your fingertip using your smartphone's camera to extract a PPG signal. It then estimates two parameters, RMSSD (Root Mean Square of Successive Difference) and ShE (Shannon Entropy), which are used to assess for potential AFib.

Is this app a medical diagnostic tool?

No, this app is not intended for medical diagnosis. It is a personal monitoring tool. If you have any doubts or concerns about your heart health, you should always consult with a physician.

What information do I need to provide for heart rate monitoring?

To provide a heart rate monitoring function with a percentage of your maximum heart rate, you need to input your age in the app's settings. The app uses this information to calculate your maximum heart rate and then display your current heart rate as a percentage of that maximum.

What are the system requirements for this app?

The app requires a smartphone with a built-in back camera to function. Specific operating system versions are not detailed in the provided description, but it is designed to run on smartphones.