RscMe: Heart SOS & Alerts

Name: RscMe: Heart SOS & Alerts
Rating: 1.6 (5 reviews)
Author: HorMart s.r.o.

By: HorMart s.r.o.

Automatic SMS to Your Family

Features & Capabilities

When your heart rate becomes dangerous, RscMe automatically texts your family — with your name, heart rate, and GPS location. No buttons to press. Fully automatic.

Over 20,000 emergency alerts delivered since 2019. 5+ years on the App Store.

Apple Watch monitors you. RscMe alerts your family.

Apple Watch's built-in alerts notify only you. RscMe sends a real SMS — to up to 5 emergency contacts you choose — with your name, current heart rate, and a GPS link. No Medical ID. No 911 call. Just a text to the right people, at the right moment.

Key Features

•	Continuous Heart Rate Monitoring

Open RscMe on your Apple Watch and tap Start. From that moment, Apple Watch monitors your heart rate continuously — even while your screen is off. When something looks wrong, RscMe triggers automatically.

•	Emergency SMS to Your Family

Real text messages with your name, heart rate, and GPS location — sent to any phone, no app needed. Up to 5 emergency contacts. Each alert uses 1 credit per contact.

•	Fully Automatic — No Buttons

Works even if you can't react. No apps to open, no buttons to press. Wear your Apple Watch as you normally would.

•	Private by Design

Your health data is never stored. Everything stays on your device and is used only for alerts.

Who is RscMe for?

•	For Your Parents — Set it up in 10 minutes. They wear Apple Watch as usual — no new habits. If their heart rate becomes dangerous, you get a text with their location. Even if they can't call for help.

•	For Heart Conditions — Set your personal thresholds. RscMe monitors continuously and alerts the people who matter, with a 30-minute cooldown to prevent repeat messages during the same episode.

•	For People Often Alone — Working out, hiking, or living solo. RscMe keeps your contacts informed even when you can't reach your phone.

Simple pricing, no subscription.

SMS alerts require Alert Credits, purchased inside the app: $3.99 for 20 credits, or $6.99 for 50 credits. Credits never expire. Each alert uses 1 credit per contact. You only pay when an alert fires.

Available in 9 languages: English, Spanish, French, German, Russian, Arabic, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), and Czech.

Download RscMe free and start protecting what matters most.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

HorMart s.r.o.

Rating:

1.60

(5) 0.10

Version:

4.0.7 Last updated: 2026-07-01

Version code:

887660024

Creation date:

2016-06-01

Compatible devices:

Size:

26.56MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-05

Compare stats and ranking:

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# 819,378 ▲ 14,623

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Developed by:

HorMart s.r.o.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/rscme-heart-sos-alerts/id1081848332

Website:

https://www.rscme.com/

User Reviews

Downloaded this in hopes of having some way of alerting my loved ones if my heart gradually stops beating when I’m alone. The idea is great, and the monitoring appears to work—but I’m uncertain as to the efficacy. I purchased credits to allow message alert sending, but there’s no way to know what that will look like on my loved one’s end because you can’t prompt a test notification—and you can’t set the detection level sensitive enough to get one to trigger (say, setting it to below 80BPM temporarily just to flag one.) Hoping the app can and will do what it promises, a bit disappointed in the lack of phone-side app features though.

by B.*****, 2026-06-10

I have a pacemaker and defibrillator which stays 50 at bottom and 100 at top. This would have been great but my emergency contacts don’t get notified but maybe 1 out of every 50 occurrences.

by gu*****, 2026-04-16

I have had my phone unlocked and the app at the ready for over a week, and in that time the app has updated my HR reading twice total. There is no way it would ever alert someone in time if there was a problem. Wish I hadn’t bought the credits already. Good concept, very flawed execution.