Heart Analyzer v10 Brings New Dashboard and Watch App Experience with Enhanced Swift Charts

Heart Analyzer this week reached version 10, bringing some major improvements and changes to the popular heart health app including a new dashboard experience, a refreshed Watch app, enhanced charts, and new tracking complications.

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The new Dashboard experience has been designed to let users switch days more easily and aims to offer clearer indications as to which day the user is looking at, while still offering a summary of heart rate and other Vital Health data for each day. In addition, Dashboard cards have all been refreshed, while for app Customization Premium users, the Health types can now be filtered and sorted based on personal preference.

Another change in version 10 is the renaming of "Heart Home" to "Insights." Here users can view updated metrics and charts on various Vital Health types. There are trend comparisons for the past 30 days to the preceding 30 days, and the Heart Reports have been updated to use the new Swift Charts for more visually compelling and accurate displaying of Health data.

The adoption of Apple's Swift Charts framework in particular is a highlight of the app. As the developer explains in a blog post:

Up to now, Heart Analyzer has relied mostly on custom charts made to display Heart Rate summaries on your wrist, graph your recent heart rate in a complication and so much more. These charts were ground breaking at the time, but Swift Charts allows me to modernise the app with ever more precise and readable charts.

If you're running iOS 16 and WatchOS 9, you'll find these new charts throughout the app. With line, bar, area and range charts implemented across the app, visualizing your data has never been easier. For Blood Oxygen Saturation, Heart Rate Variability and Respiratory Rate Heart Analyzer now offers updated range charts.

These charts continue to indicate average values for the day, but the vertical bars now represent 10th and 90th percentiles of the data. Markers still also indicate the day's maximum and minimum values. These percentile bars offer better comparisons between day to day changes by ensuring spikes in the data have less effect on the overall picture.

In addition to new charts, the Deep Analytics section of the app now includes new Health types. Cardio Fitness and Sleep Time averages are available to track over the past four years alongside updates to all the other types. The Custom Heart Rate Zones feature has also been updated and now allows users to track this zone on the Dashboard.

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Meanwhile, over on the Heart Analyzer app for Apple Watch, a new app layout houses watchOS 9's enhanced Swift Charts, which means that all charts can now be tapped to reveal additional detail. Complications have also been refreshed, and there's a new Recent HRV complication that works in conjunction with the new Apple Health AFib History feature and shows the last 12 hours of HRV data.

The new Heart Analyzer v10 update is free for both non-paying and premium users with devices running iOS 16 and watchOS 9. The app also continues to offer Premium features via one-time purchases with no subscriptions via the App Store.

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timmyh Avatar
22 months ago

I mean, OK. But this is clearly an ad, and having ads as articles seems appealing in the short-term but ultimately it's just going to push people away from the site completely. I still use RSS to get my updates from MacRumors, and I'm about to remove the feed because I don't want my RSS stream full of useless stuff.
It’s not an ad or a sponsored article or anything of the sort. If it was, it’d be clearly marked as such.

Covering any new app or highlighting an update to an existing app on MR is purely an editorial decision based on the merits/popularity of the app in question.

As for Heart Analyzer, I use it on a daily basis, learned about the v10 update, and decided to write about it, simply because I find it to be a great app. Your mileage may vary.
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yaxomoxay Avatar
22 months ago

It is very accurate. In my opinion, this is the best heart heath app you can get for the Apple Watch.

It draws its data from Apple Health. So the device/data you have feeding into Apple Health determines the accuracy. I actually was using this app before I got an Apple Watch. Some of the data from my Fitbit and Garmin was feeding into Apple Health, and this app did a pretty good job of visualizing it.
Thank you both.
Complete Premium is only $6.99 (one time purchase!!) so I got it. Worst case scenario I am helping developers of a potentially greatly useful app.
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therunningman Avatar
22 months ago

>subscription based

In the trash it goes.
It's not subscription based.
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Apple_Robert Avatar
22 months ago

As someone that had open heart surgery in his teens I am very interested in this. How accurate is it?
It is very accurate. In my opinion, this is the best heart heath app you can get for the Apple Watch.
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Apple_Robert Avatar
22 months ago

>subscription based

In the trash it goes.


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cmcbhi Avatar
22 months ago
Ad or not, this is important information.
My Apple Watch alerted me that I had flipped into Atrial Fibrillation. Immediate Internal Medicine visit confirmed it and Medication and a Cardiac Elecrophysiologist consult laid the plans for Ablation (Usually a cure) are in the works.
Had the Apple Watch not alerted me, I likely would have found out when I threw my first embolus (likely stroke, etc).
This app is important and if it causes anyone to cancel.....well I'd consider that natural selection.
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