Heartify: Heart Health Monitor Reviews

by Cdatlas

“this app 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, Heartify description states something to the effect that Heartify is not to be used for medical purposes and to consult a doctor. About the only thing that Heartify 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 Heartify 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 Heartify upon completing this review.

by Myklp

Heartify download indicates “in app purchases” however it doesn’t function at all unless you purchase a monthly subscription. Usually in app purchases means that Heartify 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.

by Mathbeth

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 Heartify , 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.

by NagromSC

The plethora of 5 star ratings are obviously from bots used for the purpose of falsely elevating ratings. Read the reviews. The *only* way to use Heartify at all is to sign up for an $80 subscription. You can supposedly cancel within 3 days but I would advise against risking what will likely be a convoluted and nigh impossible process. Deleting immediately after writing this review.

by Josea7

I just downloaded Heartify in search of a good info but it was only the heart rate which is so disappointed. No extra info. It looks like they want to get easy money for providing basic health info which make Heartify pretentious and poor. I can obtain this information at any Walmart pharmacy for free and more detailed, It’s a wasting time … don’t use it

by Lying App 1

Heartify might work for some but not for me. It has permission to use my camera, I follow the picture instructions, placing my index finger on the correct lens and it keeps repeating the picture instructions. Also, Heartify turns on the phone’s flashlight for some reason. There are no written instructions so deleting it.

by PSBaby

DOES NOT EVEN RATE 1 star BUT HAVE TO GIVE TO POST REBIEW!!!

Tried canceling on day 2–cancellation and had issues; tried emailing for assistance but got NO RESPONSE. Finally got canceled AFTER charged YEARLY subscription. I have tried ALL their email addresses-either they DO NOT EXIST!! I tried their contact forms as well and get “Sorry. Something went wrong” pop-ups. Phone numbers appear to be out of country.

by Jon1nj

Advertised as free with in app purchases, but on startup you MUST buy a subscription package to even get past the introductory marketing feature overviews to even try the most basic version of functionality. Immediately went and deleted this due to “bait-and-switch” approach.

by Fentoad72

You cannot use Heartify without buying an $80 subscription. I already have a blood pressure monitor and a pulse oximeter that I bought at Walgreens, the combined cost was less than Heartify. It would be nice to be able to do this with my phone but not worth the cost.

by -1 No Nickname

Well first off, the fact that your finger or your arm has to go on the flashlight for it to work. News flash, the strong flashlight burns so.

I think it’s a good app but something about it seems off. The burning, yes, but something else.

by Ira, A Verdadeira

I thought it was free, but it’s a great trick to make you download it as a free app. Why don't you advertise as a paid app? I didn’t test it. I don’t know if it works well.

by Raylava

Thank you for the great information !I love it

by Dispatcher2

I thought it took my blood pressure

by Youngg Sicko

Heartify is the best app to check your health I ever used thank you

by Angry App Viewer

Heartify is very good thing to have on phone with the way technology works these days it’s kinda awesome 😎

by Drewdove

Not a bad price. Definitely worth it at twice the price. Very informative and helpful for my iPhone.

by Nancyharndon

Where is my blood pressure reading like the add shows??

by 0,o ?????

I was amazed by Heartify. !! I have a heart issue and I understand that this is not a medical device but is IS a good indicator and ballpark way to monitor my heart health! Good stuff

by Vegashater

I have a special medical credit card I can use for my yearly charge. Where can I apply it?

by Bryan D Smith@14

Searching [que] looking for a healthy ,safe reliable and secure way to keep up with health [data] and fast and reliable in case of emergency.

by Lyoness82

Watched an ad where they took video of someone’s ha d and have heart rate and blood pressure. App doesn’t do anything like that. So tired of these app lying in their ads!

by Doubidoo

Ad shows blood pressure being measured, but app can only measure heart rate, not blood pressure

False advertising

by TCB61

Won’t launch. Just sits there. Waste of space

by Sci Fi Reader.

Does not measure blood

by Gordyo

Misleads as free - only free for 3 days.

by Arthur01970

Heartify won’t do anything unless you commit to being charged $79.99 three days after you start to use it. I’m afraid the claim that this charge can be canceled by the second day of usage will be just as misleading as the claim that this is a free app, which led me to install Heartify .