Monitor your heart rate and pulse using your phone's camera. Track daily steps, water intake, and access health knowledge. Integrates with HealthKit for comprehensive health monitoring.
1.9.1
July 8, 2024
The languages we currently support are: English, Japanese, Portuguese, Korean, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Indonesian, and Thai. We have fixed some known issues and bugs.
MoreAds free for 1 week
$49.99
PulseCare Pro - Life Member
Ads free for lifetime
PulseCare uses your phone's camera to detect subtle changes in blood concentration when you place your fingertip over it. Algorithms then process this information to provide your heart rate reading within seconds.
PulseCare is designed for general health monitoring and recording indicators. For professional heart rate detection or medical decisions, it is recommended to use professional medical equipment and consult a doctor.
PulseCare primarily measures and records heart rate and pulse. It also includes a step counter and water recorder. Future versions aim to include blood pressure and blood sugar tracking, though the current disclaimer states it cannot measure these.
Yes, PulseCare includes a step counter that functions as a personal daily routine pedometer, helping you monitor your daily activity levels.
Yes, PulseCare contains advertisements. This is part of its free offering, with options to upgrade for an ad-free experience.
PulseCare Pro offers weekly, monthly, and yearly subscription plans. These plans provide access to premium features and an ad-free experience, with prices ranging from $3.99/week to $39.99/year.
PulseCare is currently supported on iPhone and iPod devices, indicating it is primarily an iOS application.
The app was last updated on July 8, 2024, with version 1.9.1. This suggests a relatively active development cycle, with updates likely occurring periodically to introduce new features and improvements.
