HeartCloud is a secure web application that makes your Apple Watch so much more useful. Your health data is visualized in new ways, you can compare different time periods to see health trends, and, importantly, you can see if your health data is within normal ranges day-to-day based on your age, height, weight, and more. HeartCloud also integrates with carefully selected third party hardware, including glucose and blood pressure devices.
Compare two date ranges to see how your historical heart rate, not only on each day, but as a comparison between days or weeks.
One of the reasons you work out is to become better, using your body more efficiently to push yourself farther and faster. HeartCloud is perfect for athletes who want to improve performance by looking at a single workout or by comparing two workouts side by side. HeartCloud gives you deeper insights into your performance and cardiovascular efficiency both during and after a workout.
Each HeartCloud "Insight" is a deeper look at a particular aspect of your health. With seamless integration with HeartCloud for Health Practices, Insights lets you and/or your physician securely discern trends in your cardiovascular data.
2 new "Insights" will be launching in March 2018 relating to altitude and normal healthy heart rate ranges.
Rich insights exist into how your heart rate acts after a workout. HeartCloud goes well beyond existing health software, letting you go from the 15 minute "bigger picture" view of heart rate recovery trends down to discrete areas along that timeline. Where available, your workout features a horizontal line that displays your average resting heart rate during the last 3, 10, 15, and 30 days.
We're big fans of the Qardio line of arm-based wristbands. As amazing as the Apple Watch is, it lacks certain sensors that other third party health devices have.
HeartCloud lets you import that information and see your systolic and diastolic blood pressure values. These are color-coded according to what healthy blood pressure readings should be.
HeartCloud for Health Practices is a new platform launching in beta in April 2018. It provides physicians with search, visualization, and data summarization tools to access and interpret their patient's data in an extremely secure, privacy-conscious way. Data sharing is 100% optional and gives the patient exclusive and total control over what categories of data may be shared, for how long, and includes the ability to suspend or revoke access with immediate effect.
Apple Watch: Raw/Resting/Walking Heart Rate
Apple Watch: Heart Rate Variability
Apple Watch: Sleep + Heart Rate
3rd-Party Hardware: Glucose Data
3rd-Party Hardware: Blood Pressure Armbands
Extensive Post-Workout Heart Rate Recovery Trends
Health Data Changes Across Days, Weeks, and Months.
Find Random Spikes In Heart Rate Data
View your health data and recommendations based on your age, weight, and height to see if you're trending towards or away from ideal levels.
Swims (Especially HeartCloud's Lap-By-Lap Stroke Count vs. Heart Rate vs. Lap Time Comparisons)
Walks/Hikes
Runs
Cycling
Compare Workouts Performance, Altitude, Speed, and Geolocation Data
Hyper-Localized Weather At Workout locations
Workout Maps: Street Map, Topology (Hikers and Outdoor Runners Will Love This), and Satellite Views
Detailed Workout Statistics: Mile Times + Heart Rate Distributions, Segments (Including Breaks), and More
A study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association found that the Apple Watch was the most accurate of wrist-worn smartwatches.
The Apple Watch captures:
Regular heart rate
Resting heart rate
Heart rate during sleep
Workout Data
Post-workout heart rate recovery
HeartCloud is a secure web application that visualizes your Apple Health data. You can search it, see trends, compare health data between time periods of your choice, and get better insights into your cardiovascular health.
