ECG Books

Name: ECG Books
Rating: 4.7 (156 reviews)
Author: WMS, Inc

By: WMS, Inc

Cardiology References

Features & Capabilities

ECG Books is a comprehensive cardiology reference featuring 1000+ real-world ECG cases. View recordings in real time, explore a wide range of abnormalities, and read concise explanations of how findings manifest on ECGs to master interpretation.

The app offers Movie Mode and Report Mode for flexible review, with 30+ published topic books (and more to come). Some books may require in-app purchases. This tool is designed for ACLS rhythm interpretation training and ongoing medical education.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education

By:

WMS, Inc

Rating:

4.70

(156)

Version:

3.0.2 Last updated: 2021-03-02

Version code:

840700196

Creation date:

2013-11-17

Compatible devices:

Size:

43.51MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-04

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 125,079 ▼ 323

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Developed by:

WMS, Inc

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ecg-books/id739003604

User Reviews

ECG Books is praised as a clear, well-structured ECG learning tool with helpful explanations, pictorials, and live-case practice that appeal to medical students, nurses, and clinicians. However, multiple reviews flag stability issues and crashes on various devices/OS versions, plus concerns about paying for full content and a perceived lack of depth beyond beginner material. The app is valued for rapid-reference and real-time ECG practice, but its paywalls and stability problems are the most commonly cited drawbacks.

Pros

Clear and detailed explanations of arrhythmias and ECG reading.
Useful practice with real-time ECGs/live play cases and recognition training.
Strong value for medical education; widely recommended across students, nurses, and doctors.
Good design and pictorial examples with intuitive layout.

Cons

Crashes and stability issues across devices/OS (including iOS 10 compatibility and iPad Air 2 incompatibility).
Content limited by premium pricing; not enough cases or samples available without paying.
Material perceived as beginner-focused with insufficient depth for advanced study.

Recent reviews

I paid for the full version using ipad, and it’s great, but when I download the app on the my iphone, its not the paid version. How do I sync my devices and the app?

by Pa*****, 2022-07-08

I find myself using this app again and again whether I'm studying for my RCIS or ACLS or just trying to be better at rhythm interpretation. Lots of good pictorial examples and decent explanations.

by Fi*****, 2019-05-22

Can't give a full review just based on the samples but from what I've seen so far it just contains basic beginners material. No in depth explain of each case.