Cardiogram - HR Monitor

Cardiogram - HR Monitor is built around heart-rate tracking, so people use it when they want a closer look at pulse trends rather than just step counts. By our assessment, that is where it is strongest: it turns a stream of heart-rate readings into something you can inspect over time. The trade-off is that a monitor lives or dies by sensor quality and by how much attention the user gives to the numbers. In practice it can be useful, but it also asks for a bit of patience when signals jump around or when the app is being watched too closely. It sits above the casual pedometer crowd and below medical tools, which is the right place for a consumer heart-rate app. By our assessment, it is for people who care about heart-rate data during workouts or daily routines, and it is not a substitute for clinical monitoring.