“Useless scam — Absolutely useless. When I initially purchased the stethoscope basic features like recording or sharing were included. Physicians do not need AI analysis. They need to save a file. Now you can’t even assign a patient name…”
About this app
The Eko App turns every patient encounter into an early detection opportunity for heart and lung disease. It fits seamlessly into your physical exam workflow when connected to a compatible digital stethoscope.
Use the Eko App to: - Flag the presence or absence of murmurs. - Flag the presence of AFib*, tachycardia, and bradycardia. - Listen wirelessly using the Bluetooth-enabled device of your choice. - Record, play back, annotate, and save stethoscope sounds and ECG*. - Build patient profiles to flag changes in a patient’s condition across visits. - Securely store exam recordings for future reference. - Generate and share PDF reports with trusted colleagues or upload to compatible EHRs. - Aid in medical education and patient engagement.
*Available with the CORE 500™ Digital Stethoscope.
Select features may require a paid Eko+ membership and feature availability may vary by country.…
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Independent evidence report
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Which version this describes
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This analysis describes version 5.48.1 of the app, analyzed 2026-10-04 . The app may have changed since.
The store currently lists version 5.48.1, updated 2026-07-23.
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Highlighted reviews
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“Need to pay to use basic features — I was able to save a few recordings before without paying. I don’t need any AI analysis or patient profiles, just want to be able to save a recording to listen to later which should be a basic feature…”
“Was a splurge, now Worthless without subscription — Expensive. When I purchased the Eko I was willing to pay a premium for this commodity product given its additional functionality. I’ve highly recommended this to colleagues. Any useful…”
Assessment & version history
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Store listing updated to version 5.48.1.
What this app sells
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Prices and terms as disclosed by the store listing.