E-Stethoscope & Auscultation

Name: E-Stethoscope & Auscultation
Rating: 4.2 (520 reviews)
Author: Cherrysoft limited

Par : Cherrysoft limited App

Monitor bodily sounds & heart

Aperçu

Version :

3.5

Dernière mise à jour : 2026-02-27

Classement

#81,521 ▼ 1,968

Général

Caractéristiques et capacités

Turn your smartphone into an advanced tool for capturing and analyzing heart and bodily sounds. Using the built-in microphone, the app records audio and visualizes it in real-time in both the time and frequency domains with an intuitive spectrogram and graphical interface. You can record, playback, and share your own heart waveform with peers, enabling collaborative learning and self-review. Explore a curated library of recorded heart sounds to study normal and abnormal patterns, improving your auscultation skills.

Experiment with the heart sound simulator to study different conditions, from murmurs and clicks to lung sounds, with adjustable filters for an optimized listening experience. The app supports AirPods or headphones, with simple setup tips to minimize feedback and maximize sound clarity. Premium membership unlocks full library access, advanced frequency-domain views, and the ability to save multiple recordings. Note that the app is not a medical diagnostic tool, and data quality depends on microphone hardware. Subscriptions are managed in-app and privacy policy and terms are available at the provided URLs.

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App Education

Par :

Cherrysoft limited

Évaluation :

4.20

(520) 2 new ratings

Version :

3.5 Dernière mise à jour : 2026-02-27

Code de version :

882839742

Date de création :

2018-06-20

Appareils compatibles :

Taille:

113.13MB

URL :

Site web ,Politique de confidentialité

Description complète :

Source :

Apple Apps Store

Données ingérées le :

2026-07-19

Comparer les statistiques et le classement :

Classement

# 81,521 ▼ 1,968

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Développé par :

Cherrysoft limited

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/e-stethoscope-auscultation/id1303636653

Site internet:

https://www.cherrysoft.eu

Avis des utilisateurs

Overall, users see potential in E-Stethoscope & Auscultation, noting microphone sensitivity and some positive app quality. However, reliability issues dominate: frequent crashes and recording problems, a paywalled model, annoying clicking from the filter, unreliable heart-sound detection, and microphone compatibility barriers that often require expensive external gear. Many reviewers urge fixes before paying for the app.

Avantages

Microphone sensitivity is a strength, with multiple reviewers noting the mic picks up body sounds.
The app is generally considered good and is recommended by users.
Flexible simulator feature for abnormal sounds is highlighted as a useful capability (teaching aid).

Inconvénients

Frequent crashes, lockouts, and issues with playback/editing/sharing of recordings.
Pricing model forces a subscription / paywall to access features.
Persistent clicking/noise from the audio filter, making monitoring uncomfortable.
Heart sounds are not reliably detected; users report failing to pick up cardiac sounds.
Microphone compatibility problems, with external high-sensitivity mics often required and earbud mics not reliably supported.

Avis récents

The microphone seems sensitive enough. Lord knows is picking up every other sound in my body like what’s going on in my intestines and my breathing but no heart sounds. It seems like a terrific app if it picked up my sound. Why won’t it pick up my heart sound, I can feel it beating so I know it’s working. Conscious so obviously I’m getting oxygen. Even tried placing it on sternal bones and my clavicle and I still get nothing. I don’t understand how the Mike can seem to be so sensitive yet it doesn’t pick up my cardiac sounds. Maybe there’s a specific frequency range I need to adjust it too, but no instructions regarding that if that’s the case.