Primal Blueprint - PrimalBeat HRV Reviews
0/5 rating based on 9 reviews. Read all reviews for Primal Blueprint - PrimalBeat HRV for iPhone.
Primal Blueprint - PrimalBeat HRV is paid iOS app published by Primal Nutrition, Inc.
You have to use chest strap!
shoessive
This won’t work with your Apple Watch HRM or your Garmin watch HRM apparently...just wasted $10. UGH
Hard to pair with Bluetooth
spider31006
I really like the app but it is really hard to Get it to pair up in the morning
Lacks features
ML*1964
The Primal Beat HRV app is built off the Sweet Beat HRV app but is allegedly optimized for primal HRV analysis. The screenshot in the pictures differs from what is actually included in the app. For example, “Food” at the bottom is missing, among others. When I bought the app, I thought it would be the same as the Sweet Beat app with the HRV optimization since they both cost the same. Seems to work great with my Zoom though.
More equipment to buy
Kenric8
Nowhere in the description does it say you need to already own a heart rate monitor that can connect to your phone. Now I have to purchase a $50 heart rate monitor to even use the app I've already purchased.
will not connect
Nelsonhockey
the app briefly reads my HR but doesn’t stay connected long enough to give data.. sorry I purchased it waste of money
Have to have a chest strap
NicknameMonkey
I understood that hardware was required in order to use the app. I was surprised that the app can only sync with chest straps, and not wrist straps. If I really want to measure my resting HR, would it be best to be done by a device that I can wear continuously and don't have to go to much effort to initiate. Putting on a chest strap to measure resting HR first thing in the morning doesn't seem to me to be the best approach. Deleted app. My understanding is that NatureBeat does accommodate wrist monitors, so checking that next. Disappointed with this primal app.
Great app! Just needs one addition
NegritoAR
This is a great app to track HRV and other stats. The only thing I would add is the training measuring tab like the sweet beat app.
Comprehensive, affordable, but complex
sweeneywi
Overal, this is a decent hrv option and is relatively more affordale than others if you can get a good rate on a Bluetooth strap. I really like the morning hrv reading feature. However, the app does a poor job of disseminating information. It really needs a UX designer and/or info viz designer. I have no idea what 75% of the info means and I'm someone that has done hrv tracking for 4 years.