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Version 2.4.9 · 2026-01-05
Hello, Heartifiers! We’ve got small changes for you with this update: - Minor bug fixes and general performance improvements. Enjoy the update!
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The store currently lists version 2.4.9, updated 2026-01-05.








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Heartify® has one simple mission: improve heart health worldwide. We aim to have everything you need to live longer and happier!
Easily take your heart rate by placing your finger on the camera. Measure your heart rate daily to track your history with our advanced HRV technology. This heart health app will educate and inform you on how to keep your heart strong and risk factors minimal. Take the guess work out of your health and get started today!
Heartify® offers additional options to assist you in improving your health by keeping it fun and letting you know how far you’ve progressed!…
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Hello, Heartifiers! We’ve got small changes for you with this update: - Minor bug fixes and general performance improvements. Enjoy the update!
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