PulseCare: Heart Rate Monitor

PulseCare: Heart Rate Monitor is a health & fitness app developed by FunShort. The APK has been available since May 2024. In the last 30 days, the app was downloaded about 77 times.
It's currently not in the top ranks.
It's rated 4.74 out of 5 stars, based on 1.1 thousand ratings. The last update of the app was on January 7, 2025. PulseCare: Heart Rate Monitor has a content rating "High Maturity".
PulseCare: Heart Rate Monitor has an APK download size of 35.98 MB and the latest version available is 10.0. PulseCare: Heart Rate Monitor is FREE to download.

No matter what anyone thinks if you love yourself and others you need to download this app. The possibility of having someone around for another day. Remember we are on BARROWED time! Tomorrow is NEVER PROMISED TO ANYONE. SO PLEASE DOWNLOAD THIS APP

Pulse Care, a health tracking app, receives mixed reviews. Some users praise its user-friendly design and the convenience of measuring heart rate using a phone's camera. Others report issues with inaccurate readings, malfunctioning features, and excessive notifications. While some find it helpful for basic monitoring, many emphasize that it is not a substitute for professional medical advice or equipment.

The app is amazing, I was surprised you see how functional the app is.

Good to see my healty on heart and my helth at lease and its lots of helpful.

This application fakes the reading of blood heart rate in order to trick people with medical conditions to trust it. My advice, take a blood-red cloth, and put it over the camera and flash of the phone. The heart rate of the cloth (in my case a pajama shirt) was within normal bounds, at 70 BPM, but who knows, maybe for your pajama they'll have higher heartbeats. These are likely illegal in some jurisdictions. Use an actual heart rate monitor. This is like "love detectors" but sold as medical

Inaccurate, inconsistent, sooo many things to click through just to get an inaccurate heart rate.

This app is concerning as it misrepresents the seriousness of cardiovascular disease, a leading cause of premature death globally, responsible for 17.9 million deaths annually. Effective screening and monitoring require professional consultations and validated medical tests. No smartphone currently has the hardware to measure blood pressure accurately or perform these tasks reliably. Such claims undermine public health, spread misinformation, and jeopardize progress in combating CV disease.

I want to unsubscribe, app not for me, how to unsubscribe? Cannot find it 🤧