Pulse TrackerWhich heart rate monitor app is right for you?
Honest, sourced comparisons of Pulse Tracker with the other camera heart rate apps on the App Store. Every row comes from the apps' own listings, and every complaint is a real review.
Pulse Tracker vs InPulse
InPulse is one of the most downloaded camera heart rate apps. It measures pulse with the camera and keeps a journal for blood pressure and oxygen. Pulse Tracker measures more from the same scan and is upfront about what is measured versus logged.
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Pulse Tracker vs Heartify
Heartify is a popular camera heart rate app with HRV-based stress, energy and recovery scores and a courses section. Pulse Tracker covers the same HRV ground with the actual metrics shown, adds blood pressure, blood oxygen, rhythm and an AI assistant, and keeps basic measuring free.
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Pulse Tracker vs iCardio
iCardio is a newer heart rate tracker that bundles blood pressure, blood sugar and sleep logs with a camera pulse measurement. Pulse Tracker goes deeper on the measurement itself and is explicit about what the camera can and cannot do.
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Pulse Tracker vs HeartScan
HeartScan takes a different route: you lie down and place the phone on your chest so the accelerometer picks up heartbeat vibrations (seismocardiography). Pulse Tracker uses the fingertip camera, which works seated anywhere and yields HRV, respiratory rate and a blood pressure journal.
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Free to download on the App Store. Measure your first heart rate in under a minute, no wearable needed.
Download for iPhoneRequires iOS 17 or later · ★ 4.7 rating · Available in 8 languages