Blood Oxygen App

Name: Blood Oxygen App
Rating: 4.6 (30765 reviews)
Author: AboutMe Apps, Inc.

By: AboutMe Apps, Inc.

SpO2 Level Monitor・Heart Rate

Features & Capabilities

Blood Oxygen App helps you monitor SpO2 and heart rate with seamless Apple Watch syncing and Apple Health integration. Log your vitals, review trends, and access curated wellness articles to stay informed about your cardiovascular health.

Key features include an easy oxygen test, camera-based heart rate estimation, PDF export for sharing with doctors, box breathing for stress relief, and sleep reports. This wellness app is designed for awareness and monitoring, not medical diagnosis, and offers an optional premium subscription for additional features.

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By:

AboutMe Apps, Inc.

Rating:

4.60

(30,765) 41 new ratings

Version:

2.63.1 Last updated: 2026-05-27

Version code:

886199944

Creation date:

2020-12-03

Compatible devices:

Size:

314.54MB

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 8,824 ▼ 42

Other rankings

#24 in heart keyword 8 ▼ 3#54 in rating keyword 16 ▼ 24

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Developed by:

AboutMe Apps, Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/blood-oxygen-app/id1541992656

User Reviews

Users like the app's look and watch integration, but many report it doesn't measure SPO2, uses estimations, and has reliability issues. The subscription model, upselling, lack of support, and frequent prompts worsen the experience, leading to frustration despite convenient design and sleep data.

Pros

Clean design and easy-to-understand interface.
Works well with Apple Watch and keeps all data in one place.
Includes sleep information and broader health data, not just oxygen readings.

Cons

Does not actually measure blood oxygen saturation; relies on questions/heart rate/breathing, making its core claim misleading.
Premium subscription is expensive with aggressive upsell prompts and reports of poor developer support and refunds.
Reliability issues: readings stop recording, there are long gaps, and data may only appear in Health app instead of the Blood Oxygen app.
Apple Watch integration is limited; the watch readouts do not provide real SPO2.
No free trial and frequent pay prompts, making it hard to test before paying.