RhythmoraECG

Build ECG confidence with visual rhythm guides, focused quizzes, ECG calculators, and private on-device photo-assisted research tools.

Learn to interpret ECGs with a structured, repeatable approach.

Rhythmora ECG Academy combines visual rhythm lessons, focused quizzes, ECG calculators, progress tracking, and optional photo-assisted research tools in one private, offline study app.

LEARN SYSTEMATICALLY• Follow an eight-step ECG interpretation method• Study 18 illustrated rhythm and pattern guides• Review rate, rhythm, intervals, axis, conduction, and ST–T changes• Open cited clinical and educational references

PRACTICE WITH PURPOSE• Choose Quick Check, Practice, or Challenge mode• Work through 26 reviewed questions• See immediate explanations and revisit missed questions• Track goals, streaks, achievements, and category progress locally

USE PRACTICAL ECG TOOLS• Calculate heart rate using large boxes, small boxes, or a 10-second strip• Calculate QTc with Bazett and Fridericia formulas• Explore the two-lead axis quadrant• Practice measurements with calibrated digital calipers

PHOTO-ASSISTED LEARNING• Capture or choose a de-identified ECG image• Zoom, increase contrast, and review capture quality and calibration• Enter exact intervals and lead-by-lead ST measurements• Optionally run an on-device Core ML research model for five broad PTB-XL pattern classes• Review transparent model scores, extraction-quality warnings, and abstentions

PRIVATE BY DESIGN• No account, advertising, analytics, or cloud storage• Learning progress stays on the device• ECG images are processed in memory and are not uploaded or saved by the app

IMPORTANTRhythmora ECG Academy is an educational study aid, not a medical device. It does not provide a clinical diagnosis or treatment recommendation. Its optional AI feature is unvalidated for clinical use. The broad MI model class cannot determine whether an infarction is acute and cannot diagnose STEMI or coronary occlusion. A normal or indeterminate result cannot exclude disease or an emergency.

Always use the original diagnostic-quality tracing, current guidelines, local protocols, and qualified clinical review. If someone may be experiencing a medical emergency, contact local emergency services immediately.