HeartWorks

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Wish it showed calories, paid app that should have that basic function

It records my heart rate from my monitor and charts it well. I like being able to email it to myself as a CSV file for further analysis. The only thing bad I have to say about this is that it is fairly evident a graphic designer has been nowhere near this thing. That is overlooked easily because it actually works and doesn't want to force me to sight up for a cloud service to use it. One bug: there is a phantom history entry that came with it which I cannot view or delete. Attempting to do so crashes the app every time.

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Worked the first time, but not after. Tried with Tickr X and latest iOS on a iPhone 6s.

Very easy to use and really fantastic tech support. This app easily let me monitor and chart my heart rate from a Bluetooth polar heart rate H7 sensor (chest band type) for an entire night of sleep. I have sleep apnea and am testing whether an orthotic device would be as effective for me as cpap (and to help me adjust orthotic to most effective tension). This app lets me monitor whether I have episode of increased heart rate which would be one sign of an panic event (still testing but last night with cpap my heart rate was steady at 70 except for the hour I used the orthotic when I had a period of increase heart rate to 140 ! So this looks helpful). It's a cool feature that you can email the chart to yourself too. Very easy to use. Highly recommend! (Maybe they could add oxygen level monitoring next!) . I put the iphone in a chest pocket to make sure of a high quality recording (not sure if necessary but it worked well).

I was looking for a good program that read the data from my ANT+ HR monitor (the Wahoo Fitness chest strap with the Wahoo key), displayed it in a reasonably way, and kept histories of the data that it collected -- and HeartWorks fits that bill perfectly. I like how you can email the data to yourself (although it would be nice if the graphic view was bigger and/or a PDF that could be scaled to larger than the resolution of an iPhone screen); the comma-separated-values list of the HR data is terrific. Finally, I didn't quite understand the format of the timestamp in the CSV-exported data, so I emailed their support, and they emailed back very quickly with the explanation. Wholly recommend!