iHeart - Pulse Reader
Detailed App Info:
Application Description
You can easy measure your heartbeats rate using microphone or accelerometer and store it in your iPhone with your own marks and notes.
The measuring process is easy, take iPhone in your hand, (keep your hand in front of you on weight), then tap "Start" and wait until iPhone collects the necessary information - the value of the heartbeat rate will be displayed on the screen. 'Tap' on the label with the BPM value will transfer interface in the editing form, so you can set its attributes and note to the measured value and store it in the iPhone.
The sensitivity of the built-in accelerometer is very good, but unfortunately strength of heart beats in different individuals differs greatly, so sometimes you could not measure 'directly' the heartbeat rate.
iPhone measures the heartbeat value very well after scamper, aerobics, physical exercise - in general, after any sport and physical activity, that makes the heartbeats strongly.
Usually heartbeats rate can be measured in a calm state, but there are some cases when it cannot be:
iPhone measures the heartbeats value poorly in case of : if iPhone is in heavy cover, if you dressed in heavy clothes, if you have a high weight, if you have weak heart and low blood pressure - there are quite a lot causes, but it does not mean you will not be able to use the application in these cases.
You can use 'indirect' measurement of the heartbeats rate - take iPhone in one hand, find the heart pulses by other hand on the first hand or on the neck (what is more convenient) and easily shake your iPhone in the rhythm of your heartbeats (or of heartbeats of any other person).
Before saving the record with measured BPM value, you can set the importance (highlighted in color in the list), the category (you can manage list of categories), the date and time of measurement (by default it is the current date and time - but it can be changed as well) and note. Saved records can be edited or deleted at any time. Records can be added without measuring as well - You can manually define all record's values.
In the settings page you can change time of measuring between 15 and 90 seconds (larger interval gives more accuracy), select specific axles of built-in accelerometer for measuring - (Y-axis is usually very good, but it depends on the your iPhone or iPod) and the upper and lower thresholds of the filter to cut off noise beyond this range.
Please visit my web site to look short video guide and to get more detailed information.
Don't hesitate to ask me for new features in coming updates.
CHANGE LOG
- small fixes in colored graph of history data
- added warnings about noisy and low signal
- added export history to e-mail
- added 2 predefined profiles: for optimized mode and for high sensitivity mode
- It is available now to use embedded or external microphone for pulse rate measuring. iPod touch 2-generation earphone microphone is also supported.
- Added profile for fast measuring (15 seconds)
- Improved microphone method
- Low-level settings put to dedicated page
- New design
- new option to export data in csv format
- changed charts view
- fix for issue with casual crash on 3.1.2 firmware version
- iOS 4 qualifies
The measuring process is easy, take iPhone in your hand, (keep your hand in front of you on weight), then tap "Start" and wait until iPhone collects the necessary information - the value of the heartbeat rate will be displayed on the screen. 'Tap' on the label with the BPM value will transfer interface in the editing form, so you can set its attributes and note to the measured value and store it in the iPhone.
The sensitivity of the built-in accelerometer is very good, but unfortunately strength of heart beats in different individuals differs greatly, so sometimes you could not measure 'directly' the heartbeat rate.
iPhone measures the heartbeat value very well after scamper, aerobics, physical exercise - in general, after any sport and physical activity, that makes the heartbeats strongly.
Usually heartbeats rate can be measured in a calm state, but there are some cases when it cannot be:
iPhone measures the heartbeats value poorly in case of : if iPhone is in heavy cover, if you dressed in heavy clothes, if you have a high weight, if you have weak heart and low blood pressure - there are quite a lot causes, but it does not mean you will not be able to use the application in these cases.
You can use 'indirect' measurement of the heartbeats rate - take iPhone in one hand, find the heart pulses by other hand on the first hand or on the neck (what is more convenient) and easily shake your iPhone in the rhythm of your heartbeats (or of heartbeats of any other person).
Before saving the record with measured BPM value, you can set the importance (highlighted in color in the list), the category (you can manage list of categories), the date and time of measurement (by default it is the current date and time - but it can be changed as well) and note. Saved records can be edited or deleted at any time. Records can be added without measuring as well - You can manually define all record's values.
In the settings page you can change time of measuring between 15 and 90 seconds (larger interval gives more accuracy), select specific axles of built-in accelerometer for measuring - (Y-axis is usually very good, but it depends on the your iPhone or iPod) and the upper and lower thresholds of the filter to cut off noise beyond this range.
Please visit my web site to look short video guide and to get more detailed information.
Don't hesitate to ask me for new features in coming updates.
CHANGE LOG
- small fixes in colored graph of history data
- added warnings about noisy and low signal
- added export history to e-mail
- added 2 predefined profiles: for optimized mode and for high sensitivity mode
- It is available now to use embedded or external microphone for pulse rate measuring. iPod touch 2-generation earphone microphone is also supported.
- Added profile for fast measuring (15 seconds)
- Improved microphone method
- Low-level settings put to dedicated page
- New design
- new option to export data in csv format
- changed charts view
- fix for issue with casual crash on 3.1.2 firmware version
- iOS 4 qualifies
Requirements
Your mobile device must have at least 1.78 MB of space to download and install iHeart - Pulse Reader app. iHeart - Pulse Reader is available on iTunes for $3.99
If you have any problems with installation or in-app purchase, found bugs, questions, comments about this application, you can visit the official website of Anatoly Butko at http://www.globinsol.com/.
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