PulseCheck: Heart Rate Pulse

PulseCheck: Heart Rate Pulse

Calm Pulse, BPM & Breathing

2 ratings
3 reviews
Free
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 3, 2026
  • August 28, 2026

Features

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Measure your heart rate using your iPhone's camera and flash. This free app offers on-device processing, no sign-up required, and an optional sync to Apple Health. It's designed as a wellness tool with a calm interface.

Heart rate measurement via camera
On-device signal processing
No sign-up or account needed
Post-Workout Mode
Optional Apple Health sync
Reading history with context tags
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What's New in PulseCheck

1.3.0

August 28, 2026

Deleting an entry in the history was built but could not be reached, and the rows were invisible to VoiceOver. Both are fixed. The banner only appears after you have given consent, and that consent can be withdrawn at any time in the settings.

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User reviews

No reading

I must have small fingers because the app kept telling me to try again; I guess it couldn’t read me. Maybe a mini tutorial on how to hold my hand to get the best reading would help?

Great gadget!

this is such a useful tool. love it, highly recommend!

very helpful

Súper easy to use and actually very helpful, as an athlete i need to know how my heart is reacting before, during, and after workouts so this app makes it super easy to get all three of those and give me feedback on my pulse. Greag user experience

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FAQ

Does PulseCheck have ads?

Yes, PulseCheck contains advertisements to remain free for users. Like many free applications, it may also request permission for tracking, which you can manage in your device's settings.

How accurate is PulseCheck's heart rate measurement?

PulseCheck uses photoplethysmography (PPG) with on-device signal processing. While it provides a confidence label for readings, it is important to note that it is a fitness and wellness tool and not a medical device.

Can I use PulseCheck without an account?

Yes, PulseCheck does not require any sign-up, email, or account creation. Your pulse readings are saved locally on your iPhone.

Does PulseCheck work on Android devices?

No, PulseCheck is exclusively an iPhone app, built natively for iOS with the Liquid Glass design language.

What is Post-Workout Mode in PulseCheck?

Post-Workout Mode in PulseCheck is designed to improve measurement accuracy after exercise. It loosens motion rejection settings, allowing you to measure your pulse more effectively right after activities like running.

Is PulseCheck a medical device?

No, PulseCheck is explicitly stated as a fitness and wellness tool. It is not intended for the diagnosis, treatment, or monitoring of any health condition. For any heart concerns, consult a qualified medical professional.

How often is PulseCheck updated?

The latest version of PulseCheck is 1.3.0, last updated on August 28, 2026. This indicates a relatively recent update cycle for the application.

Can PulseCheck sync data to other health apps?

Yes, PulseCheck offers optional write-only sync to Apple Health. This feature is turned off by default, giving you control over your data sharing.