AF Detect

Have been in A-fib for almost 6 months. Found this app and thought I would give it a try. Manually checking my pulse, I felt normal rhythm for the first time in months. My regular heart rate app also showed normal rhythm. When this one came up no a-fib it didn't surprise me since I know what I am looking for and how it feels.

After using this for over a year I can conservatively say it was wrong 80% of the time, false positives and false negatives. Results compared to pacemaker downloads that are 100% accurate. A good pulse/spo2 meter with a graphing function diagnoses afib much more reliably and accurately by just looking at the wave form. How a program can screw that up and make do many useless determinations is beyond understanding. TWO YEARS LATER. Wrong all the time. Lots of false positives. No updates. Get PHOTO AFIB.$0.

I ate a lot of sodium today and suspected the my afib might reappear. My afib has been gone for a year now. It said I was in afib. I feel fine. It also said my heart rate is almost twice as high as it really is. I tested it again and got erroneous beets per min. (BPM) three times and each time it said I was in afib. I tried to confirm the test with my Blood Pressure (BP) machine. The BP machine said my pressure was good and no afib detected. My Blood Pressure machine reported the correct BPM which is a lot lower. I tested my BPM with another phone app that I use and it was a lot lower and correct with my BP machine and wrist. This app also hung up my camera and prevented me from using both it and every other app I have that uses my flash. I am not happy with this app at all! Unfortunately, you only have 15 min. to reverse the charge.

The app fails to detect the true pulse rate, ranging from 70 to 150 bpm on consecutive tests. It keeps saying there's AF when there is none.

Very inaccurate tells me I am not in af when the lack of P waves on ecg confirms af rhythm. Do not trust this application.

Works good. I couldn't find another app of its kind. I tested it against a different heart rate app and the bpm are close. I like that this app detects afib. I have suspected it for a while, but it never happens in the cardiologist office.

Sent me to the Holter test which confirms AF negative. Continue testing with this app which consistently reconfirms AF positive.

Totally inaccurate. Measures my pulse @ 130 when it's actually 53. says I have AF when my heartbeat is perfectly normal.

Was in hosp overnite on ecg for check and this app said i was in afib. Ecg picked up nothing.! H.rate was out too !

Didnt work. Kept asking me to redo it invalid results. Waste of money

Does not work. Gave absolutely no indication that I had gone back into atrial fibrillation. Worse than useless because it gives a false sense of security and encourages one to ignore the symptoms of atrial fibrillation.

The illustrations show what normal heart rate looks but what does afib look like on the graph? That would be helpful.

I bought this, in really think I need my money back. It says my hr is like 122 bpm. It says abnormal when its not. I use my blood pressure machine to check against readings. Yesterday I had hr if 68 and no abnormal machine said he 122 with abnormal rhythm. It's a joke!!!!

I know it's just a phone app but still I'd expect some accurancy. Today I went to see a doctor after few months of testing myself with this app every week. I got worse stats in the app than in doctor's office and I even measured myself right after the doc measured me and the results were completely different.

This app is garbage kept telling me afib detected and my pulse was 156bpm. Put on my $200.00 OMRON cuff and it was 62bpm.

This app works really well if you sit still. Any motion of your finger will give errors.

App works as it should, have been using it for about 2 months now using Samsung Note II. Even my doctor was impressed how accurate this app is

It's awesome that this app can do what it does. I saw this on dripler and decided to check it out. Very cool.

This is the first of its kind

Pretty simple app which works. I am not sure why some struggle with it, but I simply touch the camera with my finger tip and it works each time. I especially like how it records my data and there is an option to send the data to myself via email. Used with a Sony Xperia Z1.

Good App, use with Samsung Note3, not a toys app

Helpful, handy and easy to use, good app!

Tried taking readings with different fingers and even at common pulse points, at diffrent pressures, light to firm. Everytime the reading fails at 46% and asks me to retake. Useless please fix or refund my hard earnt money. Galaxy Tab 7.7

I had no problems on my first test. I've had AF so I plan to use it plenty, and especially after exercises.

Holding the finger over the camera LED gets uncomfortably warm towards the end of the neasurement.

Unable to get a valid reading after more than 10 tries! Does this thing really work?

Never got it to work on my LG G6. Always got "Invalid" result. I tried many ways of covering the camera lens and none worked. Hope I can get my money back. Waste of money!