Precision Pulse app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: HRV Fit Ltd.
First release : 23 Dec 2010
App size: 4.18 Mb
Precision Pulse is a precision heart rate monitor (HRM) app intended for experienced HRM users and researchers looking to capture heart rate (HR) or RR interval data over extended periods of time.
Main features:
• Compatible with Bluetooth Smart (BLE) straps and pulse monitors, and Polar type HRM straps using ithlete ECG receiver
• Conventional heart rate (HR) recording mode with individualized zone feedback, intensity bargraph & out-of-zone sound alerts
• Individualised aerobic and anaerobic training zones suitable for endurance or interval workouts
• First and second ventilatory (lactate) threshold estimation
• Sophisticated calorie calculation using age, weight, gender and fitness level (VO2 max)
• Training Load calculation using 3-zone (Lucia) TRIMP model
• Stopwatch & lap timer functions
• Detailed interactive chart showing heart rate & training load profile of current and stored workouts
• Training log with date, total & lap times, Calories, TRIMP, max and average heart rates
• Low power consumption – can be used in background to record hours worth of data
• RR recording mode capturing all heartbeat intervals to 1 ms accuracy
• Interactive chart which can be used during recording and to explore saved RR data files
• RR data export compatible with HRV analysis tools such as Kubios, Polar ProTrainer
Notes:
• Compatible with iOS 7.1 and later
• Bluetooth Smart requires compatible hardware (iPhone 4s and later)
• RR mode requires compatible chest strap that transmits optional parts of Bluetooth 4.0 spec
Precision Pulse is an accurate, easy to use heart rate monitor (HRM) training app that provides visual and audio feedback of all essential heart rate functions.
ECG accurate heart rate, average & maximum heart rates, personal HR zones, workout and lap times are all supported, together with sophisticated training load (TRIMP) and calorie calculations.
Precision Pulse is also the first heart rate monitor app that incorporates Dr Phil Maffetones 180 formula designed to maximise development of your aerobic fitness and ability to use fat efficiently as a fuel during exercise.
Please Note:
Requires additional hardware available from www.myithlete.com/products
Latest reviews of Precision Pulse app for iPhone and iPad
Based on my experience with the HRV app from this developer, I bought this one. I can only hope it will get better. It has lots of problems that could reasonably be classified as defects. Developer has been contacted. Claims to not have the resources. Small company blah, blah, blah. Best to wait until the developer has resources and can ship a version of the app that isnt so amateurish. BTW their other app for measuring HRV isnt as bad as this one. I use that daily and am pleased. Youd think a heart rate monitor app would be simpler.
App will not remain in Bluetooth mode thus no recording and then freezes the iPhone 6+( with latest operating system)
This application requires that you purchase attachment to the iPhone. Also has bugs reopens everyone your phone rings or you surf, etc... Garbage!!!! Do not waste your money and hope the developers for apple check the applications a little better in the future!
Seller took care of issues I had with delivery of hardware very quickly. Software is improving. Im waiting to add a couple more stars.
I bought both iphone apps, a heart rate monitor and receiver from HRV Fit. The original heart rate monitor was not working properly but their customer service was amazing and they immediately personally tested and shipped out a new one to me. The apps work incredibly well. The Ithlete is outstanding; it gives a reading every morning that shows how hard you should train that day. The charts show daily, weekly and monthly progress based on your rest, recovery, sleep and intensity of your previous workouts. The other HRM app by HRV Fit is also amazing especially when you go into chart mode. This is the tool I have dreamt about for years. I am praying they will soon come out with an app that puts all the data together in a simple to use xcel or numbers spreadsheet. In the meantime, I will keep using the only two apps I have ever paid money for.