Heart Rate Recording app uses the camera and flash on your mobile phone to obtain images of blood circulation at your fingertips, and uses the professional PPG algorithms to accurately measure your heart rate!
Use the Heart Rate Recording to measure your heart rate anytime, anywhere in your home or office, when you wake up in the morning, when you relax, before and after exercise, and before attending important meetings.
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- Place the tip of your index finger on the iPhone’s camera, and in a couple of seconds, your pulse will be shown!
- Plus1Health Heart Rate Recording app detects a color change in your finger tip each time your heart beats and uses an advanced algorithm to show you your heart rate.
- A real-time chart will show you every heartbeat, similar to pulse oximeters used in hospitals.
======= MAIN FEATURES ========
1. Heart Rate Measurement
2. Stress Level Test And Trend Analysis
3. Heart Rate Trend Analysis
4. Integrated with Apple Health App
5. Analysis of abnormal heart rate: Tachycardia, Bradycardia, Normal heart rate
6. Pulse waveform graphs
7. A beep for the heartbeat monitor
8. Unlimited Data Storage
** THIS APP WILL NOT FUNCTION WITHOUT HARDWARE. This is the companion app for Plus1Health sleep tracker monitors. **
This is the companion app for the Plus1Health sleep tracker monitor which make your bed a smart bed. The Plus1Health system is the first cloud-based, non-invasive IoT sleep optimization solution powered by artificial intelligence (AI) and integrated into the smart home.
The app provides detailed daily sleep graphs and sleep metrics derived from accurately and continuously monitoring the sleeper’s respiration rate, heart rate, and movements throughout the night. Easy-to-understand sleep graphs visually distinguish between periods when you were in REM sleep, light sleep, deep sleep, or awake. The AI Sleep report delivers personalized tips and insights to help you improve your sleep every night.
The Plus1Health system reports the following sleep-related statistics each night:
- REM sleep, light sleep, deep sleep, awake time
- Time at which you fell asleep and woke up
- Number of times awoken during the night
- Continuous respiration rate
- Continuous heart rate
- Sleep score (scale of 0-100)
- Sleep efficiency (time spent in bed vs. total time asleep)
- Time it took you to fall asleep
Snore Tracker is an innovative app developed by the Plus1Health team for 2 years that can record, record and track your snoring and sleep-talking stories, and help you find effective ways to reduce snoring.
The app is very easy to use: simply set Snore Tracker running next to your bed whilst you sleep. In the morning you will discover your snore audio, exactly when and how loudly you snored, and listen to some highlights!
***** This app does NOT upload any audio files, and protect your privacy. *****
How to use?
Step 1: Open the app, Click “Start to Sleep” before the sleep, Keep that screen during sleep， the phone’s automatic lock screen or black screen will not affect the recognition of snoring and sleep talk.
Step 2: Click “Stop” at the end of the sleep. (Important), then go to the “History” tab to view the sleep detail.
Are you a room shaker or a snorter? A buzz saw or a whistler? Or do you just purr like a kitten? Discover the truth with Snore Tracker! What’s your Snore?
***** FEATURES *****
▷ Advanced snore detection algorithms
▷ Records sound samples of your snoring
▷ Measures snoring intensity
▷ Compares snoring across nights
▷ Tests the effectiveness of any snoring remedies that you use
▷ Measures the impact of factors such as drinking alcohol on your snoring
▷ Records sleep statistics
▷ Optional full-night recording mode
▷ Shares sound files
▷ Provides information about snoring remedies
▷ Easy to use, no calibration needed
AFibCheckAFibCheck App. Why you should check your heart rhythm regularly?
The app is very easy to use: simply set Snore Tracker running next to your bed whilst you sleep. In the morning you will discover your snore audio, exactly when and how loudly you snored, and listen to some highlights!
From the age of 40 you have no less than a 25% chance of developing a heart rhythm disorder such as atrial fibrillation (AFib). More so: the older you get, the higher the risk.
AFibCheck: your daily checkup
Arrhythmias can develop quite suddenly. A regular, quick diagnosis and appropriate treatment significantly reduce the risk of serious complications. checks your heart rhythm on your smartphone, wherever and whenever you want.
The adverse consequences of cardiac arrhythmias
Does your heart ever skip a beat? Do you sometimes experience palpitations? Then please pay attention. Cardiac arrhythmias are not (always) harmless. The irregular pumping of the heart causes blood clots in the heart’s chambers. These blood clots can end up in your bloodstream and cut off the blood flow when they get stuck in your blood vessels. As a result the specific organ no longer receives vital oxygen. In case of a pulmonary embolism for example, a blood clot blocks a blood vessel in the lungs, a stroke means there’s a blockage in the brain.
Cardiac arrhythmias increase the chance of a stroke by a factor 5.
In 20% of all strokes atrial fibrillation (AFib) is the villain. Getting diagnosed in time is therefore of vital importance. With appropriate treatment you can avoid serious complications. Three quarters of all strokes can even be prevented through good screening and active follow-up.
Detecting cardiac arrhythmias: a real challenge
physician behind computerA healthy heart rate is no guarantee for a healthy heart rhythm. But how do you know if you suffer from a heart rhythm disorder? Since cardiac arrhythmias are vicious critters, that proofs to be quite challenging…
A disturbed heart rhythm can come and go.
Palpitations do not always persist for a long time. You may experience symptoms, book an appointment with your GP or cardiologists and have a perfectly normal heart rhythm while lying on the examination table. Nothing seems to be wrong at that time. Seems, indeed. Quite a frustrating experience.
Sometimes there are no symptoms at all that suggest a disturbed heart rhythm.
Four out of ten people with a cardiac arrhythmia experience no symptoms at all and therefore simply do not know. Until something goes terribly wrong …
*Not suitable for medical diagnostic purposes, the report information should not replace a doctor’s advice.
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