Heart rate from your camera and torch
Press Start, then cover the camera lens and torch with your fingertip.
Torch not available on this device or browser. Use a bright lamp or a phone flash so light passes through your fingertip.
A phone camera cannot measure blood pressure reliably, so PulseCam doesn't guess. Enter readings from an upper-arm cuff to track and classify them here.
With the torch on, your fingertip glows red. Every heartbeat changes how much light passes through, and the camera sees those tiny colour changes. PulseCam filters the signal and finds the rhythm. This technique is called photoplethysmography (PPG).
No. A phone camera can't measure blood pressure reliably, so PulseCam doesn't guess. Use the log to record and classify readings from an arm cuff.
No. It is for fitness and curiosity only. Don't use it to diagnose or monitor a condition; talk to a doctor about health concerns.
Yes. Video is processed on your device and never uploaded. Saved readings stay in your browser and you can delete them at any time.
The measurement works, but iPhone Safari can't switch the torch on from a web page, so use a bright light. On Chrome for Android the torch turns on automatically.
Made by Blockium Solutions. PulseCam detects tiny colour changes as blood pulses through your fingertip (photoplethysmography). For fitness and curiosity only. It is not a medical device and must not be used to diagnose or monitor a condition. Video never leaves your device; readings are stored only in this browser. Torch control works in Chrome on Android. iPhone Safari can't switch the torch on from a web page, so use a bright light there.