Pulse Tracker

Pulse Tracker shows your live heart rate on screen - including on top of other apps, so you can still see it when the camera, a game or a stream fills the whole display.

WHAT IT DOES

• Floating widget. A small pill with your current BPM that you can drag anywhere and that stays visible over any app. Built for filming and streaming, where the camera owns the entire screen.

• Works with the band you already own. Anything that can broadcast heart rate connects with no pairing and no key: chest straps, Amazfit, Mi Band 10, sports watches. Mi Band 9 and earlier speak their own protocol and need a key from their companion app.

• Shared rooms. Create a room, pass on the code, and everyone's heart rate appears together in real time. For training as a group, or for a crew shooting one scene.

• Session history. Every session is kept on your device with a chart you can go back to and compare against earlier ones.

• Adobe Premiere panel. Take a recorded session into Premiere and render the heart rate over your footage as an overlay.

WHAT YOU NEED

• Android 8.0 or newer
• A Bluetooth LE heart-rate device
• An account only if you want shared rooms - everything else works without one

PRIVACY

Analytics and crash reporting stay off until you say yes; the app asks before it collects anything. Your heart rate stays on the device unless you join a room, and showing it to a room is a separate choice you make in as many words. You can delete your account and its data whenever you like, from the app or at pulsetracker.pro/account/delete.

Pulse Tracker is not a medical device. It displays what your heart-rate sensor reports, and is not intended for diagnosis, treatment or any medical purpose.