CardioBot: Heart Rate Monitor
- iPhone
- iPad
- Apple Watch
- Apple Vision Pro
What is CardioBot?
CardioBot is a Health & Fitness app that reads data from the Apple Health app, which may be populated by an Apple Watch and other compatible devices. It brings heart rate, Heart Rate Variability, stress, readiness, recovery, sleep and activity together and presents trends and connections between them. It is intended for general wellness and is not a medical device.
Pricing. CardioBot: Heart Rate Monitor is free to download, with in-app purchases on the App Store.
Good for
- Tracking heart rate and HRV alongside other Apple Watch metrics
- Seeing how sleep and stress relate to recovery and readiness
- Spotting long-term trends instead of reading scattered Apple Health charts
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Why this app is in B tier
CardioBot scores 83 out of 100: rating 81, rating count 81, App Store search rank 71, update recency 100. The four parts are averaged with no weights, and B tier follows from that score within this list. The full explanation, as data.
Description
Understand what your Apple Watch is telling you. CardioBot transforms your heart rate, Heart Rate Variability (HRV), stress, readiness, recovery, sleep, and activity into clear, personalized health insights - helping you better understand your body every day. Your Apple Watch continuously collects valuable health data, but individual numbers and charts only tell part of the story. CardioBot brings your health metrics together, reveals how they’re connected, and explains what changes over time may mean for your overall wellbeing. Built around your heart, CardioBot combines heart rate, HRV, stress, sleep, recovery, readiness, activity, and other Apple Watch vitals into one complete picture of your health. Discover how exercise, sleep, work, travel, illness, and everyday habits influence your body, recognize meaningful trends, and make more informed decisions about your routine. Health isn’t about a single measurement - it’s about understanding how your body changes over time. CardioBot helps you uncover patterns that are easy to miss and gives your Apple Watch data the context it deserves. With CardioBot, you can: * Understand your heart rate throughout the day, during sleep, e
Compare in Heart Rate Monitoring
| Measure | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Tier | B | B | B |
| Score | 83 / 100 | 84 / 100 | 83 / 100 |
| Rating | 4.5 ★ | 4.6 ★ | 4.6 ★ |
| Ratings | 10.5K | 2.9K | 180K |
| Latest ratings · 180d | 2.5 ★ · 20 reviews | — | 2.2 ★ · 20 reviews |
| Last update | 18d ago | 220d ago | 367d ago |
| Price | Free + IAP | Free download | Free + IAP |
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Where else it ranks
- Best Heart Health Tracking AppsB tier, #24, score 83
- Best Vital Signs Tracking AppsC tier, #32, score 77
- Best Health Tracking AppsC tier, #38, score 76
Questions about CardioBot
Do I need an Apple Watch to use CardioBot?
The listing says CardioBot works with data from the Health app and that Apple Health may be populated by an Apple Watch and other compatible devices and apps. An iPhone with the Health app is required. Other requirements are Not stated on.
Is CardioBot a medical app?
No. The listing states CardioBot is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. It is intended for general wellness and informational purposes only.
What does CardioBot cost?
It is free to download. The listing states in-app purchases are available. It also includes subscription information, stating that payment is charged to the iTunes Account on purchase and that auto-renewal can be turned off in Account.
Is CardioBot free?
CardioBot is free to download, with in-app purchases.
What is CardioBot good for?
CardioBot is built for tracking heart rate and HRV alongside other apple watch metrics, seeing how sleep and stress relate to recovery and readiness, spotting long-term trends instead of reading scattered apple health charts. It sits in the heart rate monitoring list on AppTierList.
Is CardioBot worth it?
CardioBot is B tier, ranked #22 of 40 heart rate monitoring apps with a score of 83 out of 100, from a 4.5 App Store rating across 10,535 ratings. Good, and 21 apps rank above it.
How does CardioBot compare to Heart Rate Monitor ϟ?
CardioBot is B tier at 83; Heart Rate Monitor ϟ is B tier at 84. Heart Rate Monitor ϟ ranks higher. CardioBot is free to download, with in-app purchases, Heart Rate Monitor ϟ is free to download.
How often is CardioBot updated?
CardioBot was updated 18 days ago, which counts in its favour.
All the facts
- Lists
- Heart Rate Monitoring (B tier, #22) · Heart Health Tracking (B tier, #24) · Vital Signs Tracking (C tier, #32) · Health Tracking (C tier, #38)
- Tier
- B (Good)
- Score
- 83 / 100
- Rank in list
- #22 of 40
- Ranking certainty
- settled
- Price
- Free + IAP
- App Store rating
- 4.5 out of 5
- Number of ratings
- 10,535
- Recent reviews
- 2.5 from 20 in the last 180 days
- Current version
- (18 days ago)
- App Store data read
- App Store category
- Health & Fitness
- Good for
- Tracking heart rate and HRV alongside other Apple Watch metrics, Seeing how sleep and stress relate to recovery and readiness, Spotting long-term trends instead of reading scattered Apple Health charts
- Requires
- iOS 18.0 or later
- Size
- 40 MB
- Age rating
- 12+
- Languages
- 18
- Runs on
- iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Apple Vision Pro
- Developer pages
- Website · Support · Privacy policy
- Maker
- unclaimed
- As data
- JSON · why it ranks here
App Store data read · reviews · ranking · how it is computed