Heart Chart vs DeviceAID

HeartChart is a visual tool for illustrating cardiac surgery cases on iPhone and iPad. Draw CABG graft configurations on a heart diagram, add associated procedures, and generate clean PDF case summaries for review or sharing. Designed for surgeons, trainees, and educators, HeartChart provides a fast way to document operative-style coronary anatomy and procedural details in a clear visual format. Key Features Draw CABG grafts Illustrate bypass graft configuration directly on a heart diagram to create a quick visual summary of the case. Add associated procedures Document additional non-CABG procedures such as valve surgery or other operative details. Generate professional PDFs Export a clean case summary as a PDF for sharing, review, or documentation. Save cases With an active subscription, cases can be saved for later reference and retrieval. Simple workflow Create a case, add procedural details, and generate a shareable PDF in just a few steps. Designed for Clinical Education HeartChart is intended to help visualize cardiac surgical procedures and illustrate operative concepts. It can be useful for: • surgical education • operative planning discussions • case review • teaching conferences Important Notice HeartChart is a visualization and documentation tool only. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment recommendations and should not be used for clinical decision-making. Users are responsible for ensuring that any information entered into the app complies with applicable patient privacy and confidentiality requirements. Subscription HeartChart offers an optional yearly auto-renewing subscription that enables saving cases within the app. Subscriptions are managed through your Apple App Store account and may be canceled at any time through your device’s subscription settings. Support Support information is available at: https://heart-chart.com/support

DeviceAID is an educational application with many categories of devices used in both diagnostic Cath as well as interventional cardiology. With hundreds of devices to keep in your head, having a tool to get to the key few numbers can be invaluable. A basics section introduces devices, and the library section allows for the searching and filtering of devices based on some key characteristics. Current sections include Catheters, stents, balloons, atherectomy devices, access, closure, and more. Devices can be added to your personal favorites list for easy access later. For those who want to refine their knowledge of devices, quizzes with correct answer explanations are available.