Cardiograph Classic

Name: Cardiograph Classic
Price: 1100 KRW
Rating: 4.8 (640 reviews)
Author: MacroPinch Ltd.

By: MacroPinch Ltd. App

Your Personal Heart Rate Meter

Overview

Version:

2.9.12

Last updated: 2019-10-14

Ranking

#70,645 ▲ 13,192

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Cardiograph Classic measures your heart rate using your device's camera and saves each measurement to a personal history. It supports multiple profiles, lets you add quick notes and locations, and can export or print complete results for sharing or safekeeping.

With a clean, medical-inspired design, Cardiograph Classic also offers built-in help and iCloud sync so your profiles and measurements stay up to date across iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Data Education

By:

MacroPinch Ltd.

Rating:

4.80

(640) 0.20

Version:

2.9.12 Last updated: 2019-10-14

Version code:

832858075

Creation date:

2011-08-03

Compatible devices:

Size:

17.89MB

Price:

1100

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-18

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Ranking

# 70,645 ▲ 13,192

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Developed by:

MacroPinch Ltd.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/kr/app/cardiograph-classic/id441079429?l=en-GB

Website:

http://macropinch.com/cardiograph_classic

User Reviews

Cardiograph Classic is praised for easy use and for providing a pulse history that some users share with doctors. Many report readings are reasonably accurate for casual tracking, and it’s helpful for monitoring irregular rhythms and heart-rate trends. However, multiple reviews cite reliability and accuracy problems: readings can be off or zero at times, the app can stop working or fail to launch after updates, and it isn’t a medical-grade tool (not an EKG) with mixed physician acceptance. Some users also dislike the fake waveform. Overall, good for basic tracking, limited clinical utility.

Pros

Easy to use with quick pulse readings
Helpful for tracking irregular rhythms and heart-rate trends over time
Readings are reasonably accurate for casual monitoring and can be shared with doctors
Generally positive user sentiment and appreciation when it works
Good for building a history of readings to discuss with clinicians

Cons

Inaccurate readings: users report the app overestimates heart rate or is not close to medical devices
Unreliable performance: works for a while then stops, and recent updates fail to launch
Not a medical-grade tool: not an EKG and has mixed acceptance by doctors
Waveform animation is misleading or not representative of actual blood flow
Poor handling of irregular rhythms (Afib) with reads often failing or showing zero