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Version 7.1.32 · 2026-05-05
Fixed issues affecting measurements on some devices
Too little checked to say Store information only. We haven’t analysed this app or read its reviews yet.
Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 7.1.32, updated 2026-05-05.





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Meet HeartScan — the first phone‑only heart‑rate monitor that shows what your smartwatch can’t.
Lay back, place the iPhone on your chest, hold still for 60 s. HeartScan turns micro‑vibrations into a real‑time cardio‑wave so you can see every beat, not just count it.
Why people use HeartScan
• Instant pulse & rhythm check — reassurance for skipped beats, palpitations, post‑COVID tachy.*
• Training insight — athletes visualise stroke‑volume trends between VO₂ sessions.
• Recovery tracking — post‑MI patients watch mechanical strength rebuild day by day.
• Doctor‑ready PDF — export a clean report that cardiologists understand.…
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Fixed issues affecting measurements on some devices
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