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“Heartify has one simple mission: improve heart health worldwide” if this were actually true it would be completely free to use your app, or the cost would at least be minimal, certainly not $80 per year. Furthermore, the app description states something to the effect that the app is not to be used for medical purposes and to consult a doctor. About the only thing that this app can actually do is measure heart rate, which my Apple Watch does for me for the price of...oh wait it’s free. Well the part about consulting a doctor is probably pretty sound, and with that in mind your app actually offers nothing for $80/year, NOTHING. As such, your true mission is to satisfy your greed. Lastly, your advertisements indicate that the app can do things that it cannot in fact do, which was the sole reason that I downloaded your app. This is called false advertisement. False advertisement is a crime, ergo you are criminals and as such will be reported to the Federal Trade Commission. Fortunately for me, unlike many other people based on the reviews, I did not pay and will immediately delete this app upon completing this review.

The app download indicates “in app purchases” however it doesn’t function at all unless you purchase a monthly subscription. Usually in app purchases means that the app has limited functionality and additional enhanced functions may be purchased. You have to sign up for a subscription before you can use test it out or use it. Disappointing.

In ad for it that popped up when I was playing Words With Friends it showed someone monitoring heart rate AND blood pressure. After downloading the app, I see no option for blood pressure monitoring. And I’m not willing to pay $80 to find out that there is an up charge for that feature. I’ll keep checking reviews. If I can actually get my BP for the $80/year charge, I might try it.