PulsePro:heart&blood monitor
gamed ratingThe app promises to measure blood pressure, sugar and pulse with the camera or a finger, but it really only keeps a manual log. People feel tricked by ads where a finger on the screen supposedly gives readings. A subscription of 8-9 dollars a week for this feels like a rip-off, and cancelling is a struggle.
18real score
4.3store star
915ratings
About the rating
Store rating 4.28 against a text average of 1.43 and only 7% five-star. Five-star reviews are empty ('does not work' rated five stars) while the real complaints are about the fake camera measurement. The gap is clearly manufactured.
Strengths
What users love
- Simple entry of readings
- A tidy diary for those who accept the limits
Weak spots
What users hate
- Deceptive ads about camera measurement
- False pulse readings
- Expensive weekly subscription
- Hard to cancel
- Readings not in the right units for Canada
Who it is for
People who just want a manual blood pressure journal and expect no phone-based measuring