Eko: Digital Stethoscope + ECG

Name: Eko: Digital Stethoscope + ECG
Rating: 4.8 (10519 reviews)
Author: Eko Health, Inc.

By: Eko Health, Inc. App

Record Heart Sounds & Rhythms

Overview

Version:

5.48.1

Last updated: 2026-07-23

Ranking

#17,325 ▲ 19

Overall

Features & Capabilities

The Eko App turns every patient encounter into an early detection opportunity for heart and lung disease by pairing with a compatible digital stethoscope. It fits seamlessly into your physical exam workflow, enabling wireless listening, ECG capture, recording, playback, annotation, and secure storage of exam data.

Key features include flagging murmurs and rhythm abnormalities (AFib, tachycardia, and bradycardia), building longitudinal patient profiles, generating PDF reports, and sharing results with colleagues or compatible EHRs. Optional Eko+ membership unlocks additional functionality; availability may vary by country. The Services are for informational purposes and should not replace professional medical advice.

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App Education Privacy & Security Data

By:

Eko Health, Inc.

Rating:

4.80

(10,519) 43 new ratings

Version:

5.48.1 Last updated: 2026-07-23

Version code:

888700090

Creation date:

2015-09-02

Compatible devices:

Size:

557.91MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-24

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Ranking

# 17,325 ▲ 19

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Developed by:

Eko Health, Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/eko-digital-stethoscope-ecg/id1026457544

Website:

http://shop.ekohealth.com

User Reviews

Users praise Eko for superb auscultation sound quality, accuracy, and usefulness for cardiac/pulmonary assessments, including benefits for those with hearing loss. Many call it a game changer. However, recurring concerns center on the subscription model—core features require paid plans with auto-renewals—plus connectivity and stability issues after updates and limited save/share capabilities without paying. Overall value hinges on willingness to pay for ongoing features.

Pros

Outstanding sound quality and clinically useful accuracy, aided by AI detection.
Very beneficial for hearing-impaired users; easier to hear heart and lung sounds.
Convenient and portable: lighter than previous models, detachable chest piece, and usable with earbuds.
Game-changing impact on cardiac/pulmonary assessments in practice.
Professional build and reliable hardware quality.

Cons

Ongoing subscription required for many features; core functionality often behind a yearly fee with auto-renew.
Many features like saving, sharing, or exporting recordings and ECG data are gated behind paid plans.
Connectivity and stability issues after updates; occasional app/ECG malfunctions or Bluetooth problems.
Frequent upgrade prompts and push to subscribe; perceived poor value for some users.
Mute-by-default behavior and some setup instructions (e.g., hearing aid guidance) cause frustration.

Recent reviews

Reliably connects to the stethoscope, but the UI could use several improvements. 1) I’m unable to export more than one record at a time (I want to track heart rate results over time). 2) I should be able to view the heart rate result without opening the recording under the selected patient. Please add this to the recording summary. 3) Tachycardia threshold should adjust based on age. 4) would be nice to save results without subscription. 5) if I accidentally click done before assigning, it’s gone forever. 6) no ability to add manual entry for logging purposes. 7) no ability to start a recording from the selected patient. Must record from the listen tab then select the patient.

by Ev*****, 2026-07-05

I purchased this stethoscope with some extra CME funds, and I was so excited to try it in my practice. To start with, as a pediatrician I was disappointed that they don’t have a stethoscope designed for smaller humans. That being said, I was still looking forward to trying the new stethoscope with the rhythm and murmur analysis. I tried it first on myself and it detected a fib. I repeated the exam multiple times with the same results. The following day I scheduled an appointment with the cardiologist who did an EKG which was normal. We followed that with a seven day Holter monitor, which was also normal. Ultimately this has cost over $1000 in medical bills unnecessarily. What it appears it was detecting was sinus arrhythmia. I understand that this device is not designed to be perfect but with my N of 1, it has been very imperfect. The cardiologist I saw had tried the stethoscope and was also not a fan. He stated that “it seems to present more questions than answers.” When I went to cancel my membership, the app made it impossible. When I finally got to the point where I was able to cancel I received an error message. I reached out to the support team via email and received a message that the wait times were longer than expected. I will now likely be charged for a full membership, which is ridiculous. I find it disappointing that this company has made it so difficult to cancel a membership. It seems that they want people to forget that they have a membership and leave it on auto renew. I am disappointed with the device, the customer service, and the app functionality. I would not recommend this product.