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Version 1.0.9 · 2026-03-10
Performance improvements and minor bug fixes for a smoother measurement experience.
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The store currently lists version 1.0.9, updated 2026-03-10.



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Heart Edge: Heart Rate Monitor is built on a simple philosophy: powerful insights, zero complexity. With a focus on clean, visually striking design, we turn your iPhone camera into an intuitive wellness dashboard. Whether you need a quick energy check before your workout or a stress snapshot at your desk, Heart Edge: Heart Rate Monitor delivers the data you care about
All you need is your finger and your phone: place your fingertip over the rear camera and flash, and watch as Heart Edge: Heart Rate Monitor measures your vital signs in seconds. No additional devices. No complicated setup. Just simple, reliable monitoring anytime, anywhere.
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Key Features:
• Instant Pulse Measurement (BPM): Watch a smooth, real-time wave graphic that mimics a medical pulse oximeter.…
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Performance improvements and minor bug fixes for a smoother measurement experience.
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