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Cardiac Monitor Phone App
Heart Rate ($0.99, iOS),from Sport.com, is another fine app — and this one has a twist. As well as measuring your heart rate with a finger over the camera, this app lets you use your smartphone's front camera to measure your heart rate in your face. Simply hold the phone in front of your face, centered over the app's face icon. The icon will turn green when your face is properly centered.
Cardiograph is your personal heart rate monitor. The app uses your device’s camera to take pictures of your fingertip and then determine your heart’s rhythm. It also stores every measurement you take, so you can compare readings during different times and even at different locations. Multiple profiles can be created and stored on one device, so you can keep track of readings for your whole family.
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This app requires a smartwatch, so it's a bit different from the other apps in this article — but then, that's true on multiple levels. The idea behind pplkpr (which is inscrutable code for "people keeper") is that variability in your heart rate offers a unique glimpse into your emotions. Designed to work with a Mio Alpha or Mio Link wristband, the app purports to determine whether interactions with various friends leave you bored, excited, anxious and even aroused (um, awkward…). If you're the sort of person who conducts your social life based on an iPhone app, you can then curate your friends accordingly. Yay?
A close competitor for our pick for the best heart rate monitor is Runtastic Heart Rate Pro ($1.99 iOS, Android). The app works the same way as Azumio's version and appears equally accurate. Runtastic stores your last 10 measurements in handy graph and list format. It provides less detail for tagging measurements, but you can enter whether you measured your heart rate while resting, before or after exercise, or at your max heart rate. You can then filter the data using these tags. (There is also a free version of this app, for those who would like to try before they buy.)
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Your blood pressure can increase over time without any symptoms. It’s important to keep track of your numbers and make lifestyle changes before they get too high. Use Blood Pressure Companion to log blood pressure, heart rate, weight, and test date. The app will then interpret your readings and create charts to help you understand the measurements over time. You can also set reminders for taking your blood pressure or going to a doctor’s appointment.
We tested the app by comparing its results with manual pulse-taking, and found that it was quite accurate — within a beat or two per minute. The app also lets you record your heart rate and tag each measurement with details about what you were doing at the time, ranging from "just woke up" to "exercising" to "resting." An additional "notes" section allows for even more customizability. The app is very easy to use, with clear instructions and a simple interface, and it can be set to remind you to measure your pulse with push notifications. A heart rate target zone calculator is included. The ads in the free version are unobtrusive.