GlowPulse for iOS
Your iPhone's camera is now a heart-rate sensor
What it does
GlowPulse turns your iPhone's front camera into a real-time heart-rate sensor using rPPG – no watch, no chest strap. Live BPM, HRV during guided breathing, a 30-second stress check against your personal baseline, and an hour-long trend graph. Optional Apple Health export. 100% on-device: no cloud, no account, no analytics. One purchase covers iPhone and Mac. Free 3-day full trial, then 3 free readings/day. Premium: $4.99/year or $9.99 lifetime.
Measure your heart rate with the camera on your Mac or iPhone. Live BPM, HRV, focus sessions. No wearable, no cloud, all on-device. Free to try – Premium is $4.99/year or $9.99 lifetime.
Does the same job
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- HFHands-Free Heart Rate – Measure Pulse with Selfie Camera (iOS for Now)2020 · heartrate.hedronvision.com · ▲21
- CHContinous Heart Rate for Android Wear and Apple Watch2015 · cardiogr.am · ▲62
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