Heart rate variability (HRV) based daily readiness and custom HRV recordings
4.25·872 reviews·50,000+ downloads
About Kubios HRV
Kubios HRV is a health & fitness app developed by Kubios Oy.
How many times has Kubios HRV been downloaded?
Kubios HRV has been downloaded 65 thousand times. In the last 30 days, the app was downloaded 2 thousand times.
What is the rating of Kubios HRV?
Kubios HRV is rated 4.25 out of 5 stars, based on 870 ratings.
Is Kubios HRV free?
Kubios HRV is free to download. The APK download size is 49.34 MB. The latest version available is 1.8.13. The last update was on June 16, 2026.
What are the requirements for Kubios HRV?
Kubios HRV requires Android 5.0+ or higher. The app has a content rating of Everyone. The app has been available on Google Play October 2020.
Description
Kubios HRV app uses scientifically validated heart rate variability (HRV) algorithms (used by scientists all over the world) to provide reliable information about your wellbeing and daily readiness.
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Kubios is free. It gives you the raw numbers and not some invented, proprietary bs that you can never ever interpret on your own. Kubios gives you straightforward numbers that you can work with. It is a tad slow to load both the phone app and the desktop app. Unfortunately, I can’t download individual measurements from the phone app as a data file to work with using the Kubios HRV desktop app. The baseline should be user-definable. I’d prefer a baseline of the last 60 days, whereas others might prefer longer or shorter baselines. Every now and then, the phone app exits out of the blue, usually when it should be saving the readings, and you have to do a new reading. The desktop app also gives you heart rate zones based on your maximal heart rate, possibly also considering your resting heart rate. They could be a bit more transparent and actually inform users how exactly they get to those zones. I had to calculate the zones myself, which came out as follows: Zone 0 (Inactive) = < 45%; Zone 1 (Very Easy) = 46-60%; Zone 2 (Easy) = 61-70%; Zone 3 (Moderate) = 71-80%, Zone 4 (Hard) = 81-85%; Zone 5 (Maximal) = 86+%. The phone app gives you your daily readiness in four categories: Very Low, Low, Normal, and High. I have come up with my own training rule, which is as follows: If my readiness is very low, I do a Zone 1 workout. If it’s low, I do a Zone 2 workout. If it’s normal, I do a Zone 3 workout, and if it’s high, I drop the fu….. Hammer. The app is great. It wouldn’t really make sense for Kubios to make it a paid app because you can always download the free Kubios desktop app and analyze your readiness there; you would just need a watch that saves R-R intervals, which most of the modern sports watches do. I believe that the Kubios HRV app will remain free for the foreseeable future as the Kubios desktop app has always been free and can do the very same thing and a heap load of more stuff than the app.
★★★★★Herb Silver· Aug 16, 2025
I have used Kubios almost daily for over 5 years. I have used it to track various lifestyle changes with diet, exercise, sleep, breathing exercises, and meditation. My HRV has improved considerably-at 60 years old, mine HRV was age appropriate (not so good). At 68, it is dramatically improved to the level of a 20-year-old (similar measurements with Elite HRV. I measure my HRV daily. I have tried the beta test that uses a cell phone accelerometer, and I got the same readings as with me polar H₉.
★☆☆☆☆Linda Langos· Jun 16, 2026
Bogus. Many people have ectopic beat, and this app is not able to handle them properly, randomly delivering very low or high RMSD. While they do not say what they really do, it seems like the app is incapable of recognizing and discarding ectopic beats and uses some primitive quality metrics instead. In that situation the app seems to face an impossible choice of either discarding all HRV and producing very low RMSD, or keep also HRV stemming from ectopic beats and produce very high RMSD
★☆☆☆☆Tom· Jul 3, 2025
€685 for one year to save a custom reading. That is insane and the app quality is not even good, it kept saying connected to the device and measuring a heart rate while it was disconnected for minutes.
★☆☆☆☆J F· Jun 22, 2025
Does6 not connect to the Polar H10 which is working fine when tried with other apps (Polar Beat, Elite HRV etc.)
★★☆☆☆Rune Magnussen· Aug 6, 2023
Gives the same HRV score every day. The HR and other values varies but the score remains the same. You don't need the app I can tell you your score, it's 63%. Every day. Forever. Other apps may have inconsistency problems but at least they give you different results on different days. The two stars are for all the info you get to ponder about, like PNS and SNS and all the rest that probably means something to a doctor but not me. I used the Polar h10.
★★☆☆☆Steve (sc)· Jan 31, 2026
Why can't we simply track continuously and analyze the long term data? And why can't we store data locally...
★☆☆☆☆Michael Crespo· Mar 9, 2024
Latest Kubios app release from Nov. 2023 doesn't run on my Android 10 phone now. It won't recognize my Polar H₉ HRM. Up until then it was working OK. I installed the app on my iPad, and it works OK there.
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