Stress Monitor for Watch

Name: Stress Monitor for Watch
Rating: 4.5 (8886 reviews)
Author: ActiveAce

By: ActiveAce

HRV Tracker & Health Insights

Features & Capabilities

Stress Monitor for Watch is an Apple Watch app that tracks stress, HRV, sleep, and health, translating your heart data into meaningful insights about your mental, emotional, and physical capacity. It analyzes daily activity and mood to show how these factors influence your well-being, with practical recommendations to improve balance.

This page highlights features like ECG measurements, Apple Health integration, a heat-map stress calendar, weekly highlights, and mood tracking, along with clear usage terms and a privacy-conscious approach.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Privacy & Security Data

By:

ActiveAce

Rating:

4.50

(8,886) 20 new ratings

Version:

7.4 Last updated: 2026-04-22

Version code:

884809964

Creation date:

2020-06-14

Compatible devices:

Size:

48.48MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-03

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 19,471 ▲ 33

Other rankings

#30 in watch keyword 22 ▲ 3#87 in monitor keyword 52 ▼ 46

For Developers

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Developed by:

ActiveAce

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/stress-monitor-for-watch/id1510429086

Website:

https://www.facebook.com/stressradar

User Reviews

Users praise real-time stress monitoring, intuitive heat maps, and long-term tracking, with some finding it helpful for breathing and stress management. However, common drawbacks are a price/trial model that gates features, reliability/syncing problems with Apple Watch, limited actionable guidance from readings, data-privacy concerns, and readings that don’t always match user experience, which leads to frustration despite occasional value.

Pros

Real-time stress monitoring with an easy-to-interpret heat map and hourly charts.
Helpful tools for stress management, including breathing exercises, with long-term tracking of nervous-system health.
Clear visuals for trends (hourly heat map, sleep score) and the ability to view trends and anonymous global stats.
Long-term value and consistent improvements reported by many users.
Perceived affordability and value for the features.

Cons

Pricing and trial policy is too aggressive: no free trial or very short trial, with subscription gating and post-trial charges.
Reliability and syncing issues across devices (watch not syncing, heat map or data not recording, app failures after updates).
Limited actionable guidance and perceived lack of tangible steps from readings (high stress scores with little to do about it; boilerplate prompts).
Data privacy concerns about upfront health data collection before confirming free use and how data is used.
Inconsistent feedback and readings that sometimes don’t align with felt stress or daily experiences, reducing trust in the metrics.

Recent reviews

Ick pricing. No trial. Once you give all your data to the app to analyze and answer a bunch of dumb pointless questions you get met with a requirement to purchase the app. Zero trial, zero evaluation period, must make purchase. A lot of these apps are generic and have almost no value and make things up and have stupid AI features. Hard to know upfront.

by sm*****, 2026-05-01

On a day when I got a sleep score from Apple in the high 90s, I routinely get a message from this app saying with my sleep being poor lately I need to do this and that. It feels boilerplate and tone deaf, exactly the same message every time. I’m a bit over it.