Cardiograph Heart Rate

Name: Cardiograph Heart Rate
Rating: 4.4 (1027 reviews)
Author: Andrew Neal

By: Andrew Neal App

Heart Rate Monitor

Overview

Version:

2.3.6

Last updated: 2026-05-19

Features & Capabilities

Cardiograph Heart Rate is a practical palm-based pulse monitor that uses your phone camera to measure heart rate through color changes in your fingertip. It delivers real-time HR data via PPG and shows a live heartbeat graph, designed for workouts and general fitness. The app has been tested by doctors, nurses, and fitness professionals to provide reliable readings in everyday use.

How to use: Gently place the tip of your finger on the camera lens so it covers it completely and hold your phone steady. Important: this is not a professional medical device; readings are approximate and should not replace medical equipment or advice. Use it to track trends and coach your training.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Sports Privacy & Security Data

By:

Andrew Neal

Rating:

4.40

(1,027)

Version:

2.3.6 Last updated: 2026-05-19

Version code:

885808230

Creation date:

2018-04-30

Compatible devices:

Size:

37.79MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-31

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 55,444 ▼ 91

Other rankings

#70 in heart keyword 8 ▼ 10

For Developers

Monetize with App Pass Boost with Extension Booster

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Developed by:

Andrew Neal

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/cardiograph-heart-rate/id1369890321

Website:

https://hotandroidappsandtools.com

User Reviews

Users largely say Cardiograph Heart Rate can display a heart rate and is free, but reliability and usability are major problems. Many report inaccurate or constant readings, intrusive ads and hidden subscription charges, and a clunky UI with overlapping controls and limited navigation. Some reviews note device-specific issues and lack of finger-position cues. A minority claim acceptable accuracy or alignment with other devices, but the overall sentiment is negative.

Pros

Provides a heart rate reading.
Free to use (no upfront cost).
Readings can align with other devices (e.g., Apple Watch) in some cases.
Some users report the measurements as accurate.

Cons

Inaccurate or inconsistent heart rate readings across devices and activities (e.g., constant 72 bpm, wildly off results).
Ads are intrusive and monetization is aggressive, including hidden subscription costs.
Poor UI/UX with overlapping buttons, limited navigation, and crashes; users cannot save or view history effectively.
Device compatibility and finger-detection issues (no clear indicator to show finger is correctly positioned; readings can be unreliable across devices).

Recent reviews

I liked it right up to the moment my friend’s PT therapist put his pulse reader on my finger and got a reading ten points higher. Yes I want a reading but I also want it to be accurate.