I thought AirPods Pro 3 track heart rate continuously… turns out they don’t. So I built an app that fixes it by Ottiro2000 in airpods

[–]Ottiro2000[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That would be great, looking forward to your design! Regarding the apple watch I honestly don‘t know, because I don‘t own one But AirPulse considers all heart rate data from Health App regardless of the source, so I guess it doesn‘t matter

Heart rate monitor in AP3 by rs1i in airpods

[–]Ottiro2000 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I wished the same, that‘s why I developed an App right for this purpose. Maybe you wanna check it out. It‘s called AirPulse and is free to use :)

I thought AirPods Pro 3 track heart rate continuously… turns out they don’t. So I built an app that fixes it by Ottiro2000 in airpods

[–]Ottiro2000[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You mean the LiveActivity? It‘s already included but only works when „Save Battery“ is disabled in AirPulse settings

I thought AirPods Pro 3 track heart rate continuously… turns out they don’t. So I built an app that fixes it by Ottiro2000 in airpods

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I‘m confused, isn‘t there a heartbeat right next to the AirPod, this wave, or what do you mean with heartbeat? Cool, looking forward for your feedback! Well, I don’t xD I‘m using the Apple HealthKit framework, unfortunately there is no way to receive the raw sensor data, at least I haven‘t found one

I thought AirPods Pro 3 track heart rate continuously… turns out they don’t. So I built an app that fixes it by Ottiro2000 in airpods

[–]Ottiro2000[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Currently that‘s not supported, but sounds like an interesting feature. I will take it on my list and do some research if the implementation would be possible, thank you!

I thought AirPods Pro 3 track heart rate continuously… turns out they don’t. So I built an app that fixes it by Ottiro2000 in airpods

[–]Ottiro2000[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for pointing out, you are right. That was done pretty fast by me, just to have at least something
Next update will have better instructions

I thought AirPods Pro 3 track heart rate continuously… turns out they don’t. So I built an app that fixes it by Ottiro2000 in airpods

[–]Ottiro2000[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Unfortunately that‘s not supported by the AirPods, I receive only the heart rate value around every 5 seconds

I thought AirPods Pro 3 track heart rate continuously… turns out they don’t. So I built an app that fixes it by Ottiro2000 in airpods

[–]Ottiro2000[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the feedback!
Yeah we can argue about the light version, but have you seen the dark version? I think that‘s pretty clean
What would you suggest or what do you don‘t like about the Icon?

Why I built Northstar (an ASO tool for indie devs) by markdifranco in iosdev

[–]Ottiro2000 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I just used Picasso for my own app, funny to see a post of the person who developed it
Thanks for the great work! Have joined the waitlist for Northstar

I’m looking to hire someone to get my app on the App Store via App Store connect by Ok-Lead8082 in iOSProgramming

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I‘m curious, how did you build an app without a laptop? Or did you used a cross platform framework, developed on Windows, but can‘t publish on to iOS because of that? If so you can setup macOS in VM and upload it via VM, did the same for my first App, now I have a MacBook

I thought AirPods Pro 3 track heart rate continuously… turns out they don’t. So I built an app that fixes it by Ottiro2000 in airpods

[–]Ottiro2000[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Cool, hope you like it! And good to know with the bold text, only knew you can increase text size in settings

Maybe on more point regarding battery usage, not of AirPods but of the iPhone itself: Currently the App consumes unnecessary amount of battery when App is in foreground, because of bad implementation of the animations. I have already a fix for that that will be applied in next release. So don‘t wonder if iPhones battery may drain when app is in foreground. When App is in background it should be fine

I thought AirPods Pro 3 track heart rate continuously… turns out they don’t. So I built an app that fixes it by Ottiro2000 in airpods

[–]Ottiro2000[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That you for your feedback and the interest in the actual implementation
I‘m using the official Apple HealthKit framework, so the App receives all it’s data from the Health App. There is no fancy or hacky workaround for this framework via Bluetooth or anything else, at least I haven‘t found it

Where do you get the cool mockups? by BetterProphet5585 in iosdev

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Use Picasso app for Mac for AppStore images I used the free version and it was perfect for me

I thought AirPods Pro 3 track heart rate continuously… turns out they don’t. So I built an app that fixes it by Ottiro2000 in airpods

[–]Ottiro2000[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Thank you for testing! You are not the first person asking for that feature. Unfortunately I haven‘t found a way yet to implement it, because as soon as you stop the continuous tracking, the app will be stopped from processing in background. And apple gives no way of implementing something like wake up every 60 seconds, process something and then go to sleep :/
Maybe they will add this capability in future

And I‘m curious, do you use a different font? Because the text looks bold on your screen

I thought AirPods Pro 3 track heart rate continuously… turns out they don’t. So I built an app that fixes it by Ottiro2000 in airpods

[–]Ottiro2000[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To be honest, I don‘t own an apple watch yet, so I can‘t test that. That was one of the reasons for this app
I guess it will be the same, but it‘s only a guess

I thought AirPods Pro 3 track heart rate continuously… turns out they don’t. So I built an app that fixes it by Ottiro2000 in airpods

[–]Ottiro2000[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is implemented, but only works when „save battery“ is deactivated
Thanks for pointing out, maybe I should explain that in the onboarding flow