Heart Rate Monitor - Accurate

About Heart Rate Monitor - Accurate

Quick, simple, and easy-to-use heart rate measurement app with daily, weekly and monthly reports.

Modes of BPM measurement :
1. Normal Mode - It measures your heart rate in 20 seconds with normal to high accuracy.
2. Quick Mode - It measures your heart rate in 7 seconds with normal accuracy.
3. Accurate Mode - It measures your heart rate with high accuracy in 60 seconds.

* Note: Heart rate measurement depends on how well you have placed your index fingertip on the back side camera with the flashlight ON.

We provide your heart rate report in detail along with mood and status information.
Mood: Excited, happy, neutral, bad.
Status: Standing, stretching, resting, exercising.

Easily analyze and track your past heart rate measurements with our daily, weekly, and monthly report dashboards.

Personal profile :
You can mute and unmute the application process at any time.
You can customize the heart rate monitor measurement time to record the heart rate.

Under the report section, you can also log or add your manual heart rate measurements.
All manually added measurements can be easily identified in reports.

How to use the heart rate monitor free app to measure your heartbeat ?

To measure an accurate heart rate, put your index finger's tip on the phone's back camera lightly and stay still, the heart rate will be shown after few seconds.

* What heart rate should I expect to have?
Your resting heart rate depends on how old you are and your overall health. The younger you are, the higher your heart rate tends to be.

The expected resting heart rate ranges for children are:

Newborns (birth to 4 weeks): 100 - 205 beats bpm*.
Infant (4 weeks to 1 year): 100 – 180 bpm*.
Toddler (1 to 3 years): 98 - 140 bpm*.
Preschool (3 to 5 years): 80 - 120 bpm.
School-age (5 to 12 years): 75 - 118 bpm.
Adolescents (13 to 18 years): 60 - 100 bpm.
For adults (ages 18+), the expected resting heart rate range is 60 - 100 bpm.

*These rates are for children while they’re awake. They will likely be lower when they’re asleep.

** What should I do if I’m concerned about my heart rate?
If you have any concerns about your heart rate, you should talk to your primary healthcare provider. They are the best people who can either answer your questions or refer you to a specialist if necessary.