BrightHearts

iOS app by George Khut. Entertainment · George Khut

Store rating
2.5 / 5
Store rating count
4
Download price
Free to download
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
1.1.65
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-08

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Store description excerpt

BrightHearts is an interactive artwork and biofeedback relaxation training app, that enables you to see and hear changes in your heart rate and heart-rate-variability, in real time. Please make sure you have one of the following Bluetooth 4.0 compatible heart rate sensors: - Scosche 'Rhythm+' - Polar H10 - Polar H7 - Polar OH1 - Zephyr HxM Smart - HRV Elite CoreSense BrightHearts is an interactive artwork and heart rate biofeedback app, design for use with Bluetooth 4.0 heart rate sensors. BrightHearts combines real-time biofeedback data with stunning visuals and soothing sounds to help you relax, relate, and reflect on your body's stress and relaxation reflexes. It's designed to help you to sense decreases in your heart rate, which are associated with your body's natural 'rest-digest' nervous system reflex. Instructions Before using the app, check if f your heart rate sensor has a ‘heart rate variability’ mode (e.g. Scoche Rythm+) - if it does, make sure this is enabled. Once the app detects your pulse with your Bluetooth 4.0 heart rate sensor, it will set a baseline heart rate measurement based on your heart rate at the start of the session. As your heart rate slows down, you'll hear bells chime, see circles contract towards the centre of the screen, and watch colours shift from red to blue. You can experiment with muscle relaxation, slow exhales, and even explore how you can alter your heart rate with thoughts, feelings, memories, posture, and gentle movement.

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