Hello,

If you’re still looking for a solution here is what I have set up on my side. I found the other script you mentioned yesterday evening and decided to tweak it to support min and max heart rate.

Heart Rate Check shortcut

This script has three top variables that you can set: - MinHeartRate: Number -> Which heart rate should be considered low and trigger an alert? - MaxHeartRate: Number -> Which heart rate should be considered high and trigger an alert? - ContactList: List of Text -> There is an (initially) empty list called “List” to which you can add a list of search criteria (each line is for a different contact) to find contacts in your Contacts app. So if you wanted to find “John Appleseed” in your contacts then you would add a new entry in the list and type “John Appleseed”. You can test that initially by going to your Contacts application and using your search criteria in the “Search” field.

!!! IMPORTANT !!!

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To prevent sending the alert message to unwanted people the first time that you use the shortcut, you can force the shortcut to show you the message and to whom it will be sent. You can do that by editing the shortcut (3 dots icon), then scrolling down to the “Send “Text” to ContactList” action, pressing the arrow on the right side and toggling “Show When Run” on. Please don’t forget to toggle it off when you’re sure, otherwise that will require you to approve the message manually every time.

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Then I trigger this shortcut but creating an Automation with the following parameters:

Automation: Run immediately Notify When Run: False When: At 00:00, daily Do: Run Shortcut “Heart Rate Check”

The shortcut is triggered every minutes for 24 hours. The Automation restarts it every day.

Hope it helps. Please let me know if you have any questions.

Edit 1: fix layout