Instant Heart Rate

Turns your phone into a heart rate monitor. Quick and accurate.

★ The best Health & Fitness app on Mobile Premier Awards 2011 according to jury of industry experts ★

Instant Heart Rate is the most accurate Heart Rate Monitor app for any smartphone and it does not need any external hardware.

Use it for optimizing your exercise and to track your progress.
Install it now and keep fit.

Accuracy is constantly tested by fitness coaches, nurses, doctors, EMTs and 5 million users like you.

★★★★★ by Ducky
I love this app! Its really neat caus im trying to get healthy-er. Five stars

★★★★★ by Summer
I was skeptical- being a nurse I thought yah right! So I tried it at work with a monitor. It worked! Very very happy!

Place the tip of your index finger on phone’s camera and in a couple of seconds your Heart Rate will be shown.
A real-time chart will show your every heart beat.

It uses your phones built-in camera to track color changes on the fingertip that are directly linked to your pulse. This is the same technique that medical pulse oximeters use.

Now you have a chance to track your fitness and health every-time with just your phone.
Your resting heart rate gives you a view into your hearts fitness. The fitter you get the lower your heart rate will be.

Enables:
✓ Heart rate measurements
✓ Real time PPG graph - see your every heart beat
✓ Cardio workout monitoring

NOTE: Works best on devices with flash. On other devices it has to be used with good lighting.

Pretty, but crap.

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Mike - 2011-08-12
Shows 48-49 when I measure it manually (& accurately) at 53-54. Easier, faster,more accurate to use a fingertip & watch. Uninstalled. DroidX.

Works great, although it requires very good lighting and for me to stand still ...

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HauGeng - 2011-08-19
Works great, although it requires very good lighting and for me to stand still after my run.

Incredibly inconsistent and inaccurate

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Naomi María - 2011-08-11
Occasionally this would work, but generally was off by 30-150 bpm. I'm better off taking my own pulse.

Didn't work

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Justin - 2011-09-29
Just kept measuring and never gave me a reading.

Glitchy

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Jermyn - 2011-10-01
Worked great the first time I used it didn't work again. If you sort out the glitches I would re-install. Galaxy Ace.

As an EMT, works really good w/ accurate readings on t-mobile G2, tried on ...

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Jason - 2011-08-26
As an EMT, works really good w/ accurate readings on t-mobile G2, tried on several ppl and consistent w/manual readings, but like w/most pulse oximetry, do not move your finger or else you will get a false reading

Crapit

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R - 2011-10-01
Bhahaha my table has a resting heart rate of 188bpm. What crap, instant delete!

Kinda cool.

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Geoffrey - 2011-08-24
No "flash" with LG Ally. Needs quite a bit of ambient light to get a reading.

Not accurate

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brad - 2011-09-29
Not accurate at all. It just jumps all over the spectrum. Better off just taking it manually. Takes 30 seconds. I trust feel over this.

BEWARE

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Benjamin - 2011-08-13
Nifty little app BUT had my twitter acct hacked after posting with it! Do not use the twitter post function