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Version 1.2.8 · 2019-10-14
• Optimized for iOS 13.1 • Support for Dark Mode • Support for the new iPad 10.2"
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The store currently lists version 1.2.8, updated 2019-10-14.








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Cardiograph is a fast and reliable way to measure your heart rate on iPhone and iPad. Using only your device’s built-in camera — with no additional hardware required — allows you to keep track of your heart’s rhythm anywhere and at any time. The detailed history records and ability to sync, tag, share and print individual measurements make it a versatile tool for monitoring your cardiovascular health.
Accurate Results, Almost Instantly
Having a quick and easy way to know how fast your heart is beating has many uses — from improving your exercise regime to keeping regular track of your heart’s condition, or even just for fun. Cardiograph makes that easy, with precise results that appear within a few seconds.
Clean, Simplistic Design
The minimalistic and intuitive design shows you everything at a glance and makes Cardiograph approachable and easy to use for everyone.…
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• Optimized for iOS 13.1 • Support for Dark Mode • Support for the new iPad 10.2"
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