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Measure your heart rate and track key health metrics using your iPhone's camera. Monitor heart rate variability, log blood pressure, weight, and more. Visualize your progress with charts and sync data with Apple Health.
What's New in PulseIQ
1.2
July 31, 2026
Quality of life improvements
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Premium Monthly
Unlimited access to all app's premium features
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FAQ
How does PulseIQ measure heart rate?
PulseIQ uses your iPhone's rear camera and flash. You place your fingertip over the camera and remain still for a few seconds to get an instant pulse measurement. No additional hardware is required.
What is Heart Rate Variability (HRV) and why track it with PulseIQ?
HRV measures the variation in time between heartbeats, offering insights into your body's recovery and overall wellness. PulseIQ allows you to track your HRV over time with easy-to-read charts.
Can PulseIQ track other health metrics besides heart rate?
Yes, PulseIQ allows you to manually log important health metrics such as blood pressure, blood glucose, weight, and BMI. You can also add other personal health metrics and view historical entries.
Does PulseIQ store my health data securely?
PulseIQ prioritizes privacy by storing all your health information directly on your device. The app does not operate servers that receive, store, or process your personal health data, giving you greater control.
Does PulseIQ have ads?
Yes, PulseIQ contains advertisements. As a free app with in-app purchases, advertisements are displayed to support its ongoing development and availability.
What are the subscription options for PulseIQ?
PulseIQ offers various subscription plans including Weekly and Monthly options, with prices like $4.99/P7D for Premium Weekly and $12.99/P1M for Premium Monthly. There are also yearly deals available.
Does PulseIQ integrate with Apple Health?
Yes, PulseIQ can sync with Apple Health. With your permission, it can read supported information to personalize your experience and save your heart rate measurements back to Apple Health.
Is PulseIQ a medical device?
No, PulseIQ is intended for general wellness and fitness purposes only. It is not a medical device and should not be used for diagnosing or treating any medical conditions.




