ECG Logger for Polar H10

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Trotz des Kaufs der log Speicherung in der App, werden die Daten nicht gepeichert. Somit ist die Funktion nutzlos und die App leidwr nicht zu gebrauchen.

For those who are desperately searching for a low cost, but medical precise possibility to constantly and passively (also during sleep) monitor their ECG to detect any kind abnormal heart rhythms (and show it to the doctor for analysis and advice), this app can be a real problem solver! And today they even announced to show the current BPM - an additional benefit as I am also using the app during indoor biking! Thank you!

This app is absolutely brilliant. It works perfectly and is exactly what I needed. There is nothing else like it in the App Store. It continuously (and reliably) records my heart data for as many hours as I need, and hasn’t had any glitches yet. I also love that I can save my files in .csv format or export them as .pdf files. I had an issue when I initially downloaded the app, and the app developer replied to me within five minutes after I emailed him a few days ago. He was extremely helpful and very kind as well. This app is wonderful and is a great deal as well. Thank you!!! I would leave ten stars if I could.

I appreciate real-time monitoring with the Polar H10 and this app. (In comparison, my Kardia 6L has a bit of a lag.) And for me it was well worth the small payment for the recording feature, to get easy access to the underlying ECG data with no fuss.

This may be a long story, but I’ll try to keep it short. I’ve had rhythm issues for a long time, and was always brushed off due to my age (started at 17, I’m now 37). Over those years, I fought to be heard and treated, since my family history holds a strong line of suspected sick sinus syndrome, afib, and valve disorders. Recently I tried a new cardiologist who advised me to invest in an at home wearable in order to catch my issues to send over to him, being pauses are very hard to find from a medical standpoint without some added help. After much research, I landed on the H10 due to its constant ecg capabilities. I ordered and when it arrived, I downloaded your app, put it on, and within the first four hours I caught a 5.2 second pause that I confirmed with Qaly, an ecg interpretation platform filled with cardiac telemetry specialists. A few days later, I lost consciousness briefly and caught an 8 second pause. This data was sent directly to my cardiologist, who was not only able to confirm my sinus arrest, but rush order a loop recorder implantation for me. I’m now awaiting reports to come back from my doctors office via this loop recorder in order to be fitted for a permanent pacemaker. I just wanted to say thank you. Even if we aren’t finished with the journey here, you basically saved my life. I’d give you a 50 star if I could.

My experience is the app works perfectly. The app’s user interface is very nice. The paid version will allow you to download hours of 130 Hz ECG data in .CSV format that you can analyze to your heart’s content. The author was very responsive to my questions. If he writes a new version that lets me get the accelerometer data too, I’ll get it,

The app does not connect to the strap randomly for periods of days. The interface is not friendly. Not able to scroll around without the ecg logs jumping all over the place.

Paid version. Fails to save files even though that option is selected. What’s up with that?

The App works well with my Polar H10. But I want to know what the sampling frequency of ECG is. After my testing, I found the rate was about 130 HZ. Is it correct? Hope more descriptions can be included.