PulseCare-Heart Rate Tracker
Cardiac Rhythm Monitor
About
Monitor your heart rate, blood pressure, and blood sugar with this health tracking tool. It offers quick heart rate measurements using your phone's camera and allows manual recording of other vital signs. View historical data and enhance your data security with privacy protection features.
What's New in PulseCare
3.0.8
May 27, 2026
Fix bugs and optimize performance.
Subscription plans
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FAQ
How does PulseCare measure heart rate?
PulseCare measures heart rate by having you cover your phone's camera with your finger. This method allows for quick and accurate readings directly from your device.
Can I record blood pressure and blood sugar manually in PulseCare?
Yes, PulseCare allows you to manually enter blood pressure values and record blood sugar levels, along with your current status, to maintain data integrity.
What are the subscription options for PulseCare?
PulseCare offers auto-renewing subscriptions for 1 week ($4.99), 1 month ($6.99), or 12 months ($49.99) to unlock unlimited feature access.
How do I manage my PulseCare subscription?
You can manage your subscription and turn off auto-renewal by going to your Account Settings after purchase. Auto-renewal must be turned off at least 24 hours before the current period ends.
Is my data secure with PulseCare?
PulseCare offers a privacy protection feature that you can turn on. This feature guarantees private data security and privacy, with one-click activation for fast network connections.
Does PulseCare have ads?
Yes, PulseCare contains advertisements. As a free app with in-app purchases, ads are part of the user experience.
What devices does PulseCare support?
PulseCare is supported on iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed for users who want to monitor their health on these platforms.
Is the data from PulseCare medically accurate?
The data provided by PulseCare is for reference only. If you have any health concerns, it is recommended to seek advice from a doctor before making any medical decisions.
