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Version 1.0.53 · 2026-07-01
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The store currently lists version 1.0.53, updated 2026-07-01.








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Pulse Monitor - Your Personal Health Companion
Welcome to Pulse Monitor, your dedicated health companion designed to enhance how you track and manage your well-being. Easily check your heart rate, and log your blood pressure and blood oxygen levels using your iPhone.
- Heart Rate Monitoring:
Effortlessly check your heart rate by placing your fingertip on the camera. Ensure your fingertip completely covers the camera lens and flashlight for an accurate reading.
- Health Records:
Keep track of vital metrics like heart rate and log your blood pressure readings over time. Gain insights into your health trends directly on your iPhone.
- BMI Tracker:
Calculate and monitor your Body Mass Index (BMI) with ease to support your fitness goals.
- Knowledge Hub:
Access valuable information on maintaining a healthy heart and achieving balanced well-being through our app.…
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