QTc-Calculator

QTc-Calculator

ECG calculator

51 ratings
4 reviews
Free

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Released
March 10, 2018
Updated
October 24, 2026
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This medical app calculates QTc using nine different formulas. It allows users to input heart rate or RR interval and QT interval length for quick results. An Apple Watch app is also included for convenient access.

✓Nine QTc calculation formulas
✓Input heart rate or RR interval
✓Input QT interval length
✓Apple Watch app integration
✓No personal data collection
✓Offline functionality
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What's New in QTc

9.0

October 24, 2026

This is a big update with new clinical tools, safer input and a layout that adapts to every screen. New: iPhone Duo support The app adapts as you fold and unfold. Unfolded, input and results sit side by side in two columns, each scrolling on its own. Folded, everything is in one list as usual. Better iPad support On iPad, in Split View and with Stage Manager, the app uses the two-column layout whenever the window is wide enough. It switches automatically when you resize the window. New: J-point calculations (JT interval) Enter a QRS duration to see the JT interval and JTrr (Rautaharju), which corrects JT for heart rate and sex. Each formula also shows its JTc. For wide QRS complexes, such as in bundle branch block, the app adds QTmc, the QT estimated with the Bogossian formula as if the QRS were narrow, rated against the normal QTc limits. New: Tisdale Score Estimate the risk of drug-induced QT prolongation in hospitalized patients. Age, sex, potassium, admission QTc, acute myocardial infarction, sepsis, heart failure, loop diuretics and the number of QTc-prolonging drugs add up to a low, moderate or high risk. The score opens with the QTc, sex and age (if entered) from your current calculation. New: Start from a QTc Many ECG machines print only a QTc, usually calculated with Bazett. Switch the top control to "QT", enter that QTc and choose its formula. The app calculates the QT back and converts it to all other formulas, so a Bazett QTc instantly becomes Fridericia, Framingham, Hodges and more. New: Plausibility checks Unusual heart rates, QT, QTc and QRS values, and a QT longer than the RR interval, are flagged right below the input field. This also applies to the baseline values, so a typo can't distort the "> 60 msec increase" alert. A short note also shows whether your number was read as a heart rate or as an RR interval. New: Choose your formulas Decide which formulas are shown and in which order. Hidden formulas are also left out of the summary and the short/long QT assessment. New: Share results Send a summary of all results to Mail, Messages or any other app, or copy it as before. The summary is now in the app's language. Scores start with your numbers The Gollob and Long QT scores now open with the points for the QTc you just calculated. Clearer layout Settings, limits, contact and acknowledgements have moved behind the gear icon. The main screen goes straight from your input to the results. More background New notes explain the formulas and the population curves. A new acknowledgements page lists all sources. Also new • On first launch, the app shows its disclaimer once and asks you to confirm it. • A button above the keyboard hides it, since number pads have no return key. • Many corrections in the German translation. • Small fixes and improvements throughout.

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User reviews

Sehr toll

Finde die App wunderbar. Medizinisch bestmöglich.

Wünschenswert wäre natürlich eine Integration mit Apple Watch. Das kann ich aber natürlich bei einer Gratis App nicht verlangen.

Also volle ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Says Apple watch app included

I'm not sure what your supposed to put in the fields, but the way it is described, if you have an apple watch, the app will tell you your qt interval when you do an ecg. What a waste of time and money.

Too advanced for lay folk

I just don't know what is good or bad. Seems convenient. But it is beyond my grssp and I have four college degrees, hustt not iin anything about medicing.

Der beste QTc-Rechner im Store

Schnell, bedient sich super, funktioniert top.

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FAQ

What is QTc-Calculator used for?

QTc-Calculator is used by medical professionals to quickly calculate the corrected QT interval (QTc) using nine different formulas. It helps in assessing cardiac repolarization.

Does QTc-Calculator collect personal data?

No, QTc-Calculator does not collect any personal data and does not make any connections to a server. Your privacy is maintained as no personal information is stored or transmitted.

What formulas are included in QTc-Calculator?

QTc-Calculator includes nine formulas for QTc calculation: Bazett's, Fridericia's, Framingham's, Hodges's, Goto's, Mayeda's, Kawataki's, and Rautaharju's a and b.

Is QTc-Calculator available on Apple Watch?

Yes, QTc-Calculator includes a dedicated Apple Watch app, allowing for convenient QTc calculations directly from your wrist.

What devices does QTc-Calculator support?

QTc-Calculator supports iPhone and iPad devices. It is designed for use on Apple's mobile and tablet platforms.

How often is QTc-Calculator updated?

The latest version of QTc-Calculator is 8.0, and it was last updated on December 21, 2025. This indicates a commitment to ongoing development and improvements.

What is the age rating for QTc-Calculator?

QTc-Calculator has an age rating of 17+. This is typical for medical applications that require a certain level of understanding and professional context.

Can QTc-Calculator be used for medical diagnosis?

No, QTc-Calculator explicitly states that it provides information only and is not medical or treatment advice. It should not be relied upon for diagnosis or treatment recommendations.