PulseDiary - Wellness Tracker
DownloadApp details
- Version
- 1.0.0
- Updated
- 07.09.2026
- Category
- Miscellaneous
- Compatibility
- Android
- Package name
com.stpaulfuel.pulsediary- Source
- Official Google Play page
PulseDiary is a private health diary that unifies pulse monitoring, daily well-being notes, and trend analysis in one convenient application. This tool is designed for those who want to better understand their body, track indicator dynamics, and maintain an accurate record of their health and well-being while keeping all data confidential on the user's side. The main feature of the application is measuring pulse using the iPhone camera.
Simply place the tip of your finger over the camera and flash to start a 30-second process. The system provides clear movement instructions to help you stay still and obtain a reliable reading. For each measurement, you can add useful context: time of day (morning), physical exertion, caffeine consumption, stress level, or night period.
This allows you to later view records by date and choose which data to consider when calculating trends. In addition to pulse, PulseDiary allows you to manually record blood pressure and blood glucose levels, as well as automatically calculate Body Mass Index (BMI) based on entered values. It is important to note that these metrics are not measured by the phone camera but are the result of manual entry.
The application provides a detailed overview of heart rhythm history, weekly summaries, and a comprehensive health status report based exclusively on your saved data. If there is insufficient data for analysis, the system clearly indicates this without mixing in artificial estimates.
How to install the app
- Check the version, Android compatibility, developer and source in the app details block.
- Open the Downloads tab and use the official source or an available catalog link.
- Before installing, review app permissions and use only sources you trust.
Frequently asked questions
How does PulseDiary measure pulse?
PulseDiary uses your device's camera and flash to measure pulse. You place your finger over the camera for a 30-second process to get a reading.
Is PulseDiary a medical device?
No, PulseDiary is for general health control and informational use. It is not a medical device for diagnosis or treatment of diseases.
Can I track blood pressure and glucose?
Yes, you can manually record blood pressure and blood glucose levels in addition to tracking pulse and BMI.
Where is my data stored?
All main health records are stored directly on your device, ensuring privacy and confidentiality of your personal health information.
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