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4.39 von 5
49 Bewertungen in Vereinigtes Königreich
I use the heart beat detection functions of the app that identifies every R-R interval. It actually analyzes every heartbeat to display anomalies and skipped beats. A good amount of explanation & information is also shared within the app. The report is shareable in PDF format, which is very convenient for me.
Easy to use and very good report generation. I can see the beat-to-beat in the report and the app points out an irregular beat very well. Fine job.
Useless, scam app. Doesn’t work with SE watches, doesn’t ’do’ anything - just leads you to endless extra downloads that don’t do anything either. Avoid.
I was searching for a straightforward hassle-free ecg analyzer to add to the capabilities of my Apple watch and this app fits the bill perfectly.
This app said I had 20% heath index in one ekg so I took another one and it said 90% I am thinking this app is fake or something
This app has become glitchy and can no longer complete a 30-second ECG analysis.
I been using this app from last couple months, Great as Apple watch add-on & Excellent data representation and quite useful. Highly recommend this app.
Very good app to keep a track of your health
Here is why - The app reads your stress level, by reading a 30s ECG recording, by NO means that short ECG can tell you how nerve system works. It’s like a JOKE to be honest, because if anything, a few hours reading is required to get a HRV accurate enough to reflect your nerve system active level. Don’t bother giving it permission to read your ECG data, it’s no good use of them. by an ex-paramedic
Much of the readings in the app do not make sense to me. They are assumably interpreted through a way based on my ecg data but god know what they mean… for example it says I have 60% stress and 20% health index, so should I be worried or not worried? I am feeling alright not particularly stressed so am I feeling wrong? Do I trust the interpretation in the app or my own feeling? So much nonsense. Apple should not allow apps like this, no scientific bases and talking about health in a non sensible way, I doubt there is peer review before they put it out in the wild, or do you have scientific peers at all?
