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Version 2.3.0 · 2024-07-07
1. Fixed some known minor issues.
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The store currently lists version 2.3.0, updated 2024-07-07.




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Monitor and manage your pulse rate, rhythm, blood pressure, oxygen levels with your smartphone, catch and analyse them the in-time.
Features:
1. Manage and track blood pressure and pulse rate, input and manage data measured on your blood pressure meter.
2. Manage and track blood oxygen levels, input and manage data measured on your blood oxygen meter.
3. Real-time pulse monitoring and tracking
* Quick and easy: It takes just 30 / 60 seconds to check your heart rhythm. Place your finger on the camera of your smartphone, and put your mind at ease.
* Measure whenever you want: Are you experiencing symptoms, such as palpitations? Open the app and take a measurement immediately.
* Regular measurements: With Checking Rhythm, you can measure your heart rhythm twice daily. This way any changes in your heart rhythm will be detected more quickly.…
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1. Fixed some known minor issues.
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