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[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] jimmod:
I just upload new update to Play store, should be available in couple hours.

Version 0.3:

- Show steps chart (Pro)

- New chart colors

- Limit notification

- Heart check from watch app

- Bug fixes

Currently there's no way to detect if the watch is charged and somehow the heart rate sensor give response (high result) when charged so the app have no way to tell the result is incorrect.

This can be handle with using exclude feature, and later the delete feature requested by Narsil below

Thank you for the ideas. Noted.

For backup is not needed because the values is stored in Google Fit server, as long you using same google account it will be restored.

App config will be reset, but currently not much app config.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] beefalo:
Love it!

Just wanted to say that this is exactly what I was looking for for my LG G Watch R. Nice work! Please keep it up.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Klaus88:
How does it behave with continuous workout mode? I mean, does it show solid and consistent values without skyrocketing or getting underground? Because still I don't understand if the problem with these smartwatches is connected to bad sensors or bad app which cannot read correctly the values.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] chessjoe:
good idea!

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[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] jimmod:
V0.4 Just uploaded:

- Update chart

- Prevent heart check on charging

- Bug fix

It's combination. The sensor is not perfectly accurate, from app also I keep improving the correctness.

For continuous workout mode it still in design, basically it will keep the sensor active and analyze the sensor data real time.

Any suggestion will be appreciated
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] nicogri:
I downloaded it and it is good. I think that continuous probing would be drainy as hell for the watch. Have you done any chart to compare battery usage with different timing (5 minutes vs 1hr)?
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Narsil:
Fine ! No more steps scale on chart when the option is not selected ! Love that, thx.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] insaned:
I'm using the app each hour and I have excellent battery, unnoticeable change .. I would even risk each half hour.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] nicogri:
I am 1/2 hour without problems... My concern would be with continuous mode
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] -RioT-:
The app freaks out without the phone connected. Maybe there is a way to save the HR readings and sync when the phone is connected again?
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] joshv06:
Jim,

This reply I am posting is really important to me.

I was wondering if you could add a feature to help some of us with a sleeping disorder called Sleep Paralysis.

Here is a video of me having sleep paralysis:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5eBojcyd7U

Here is a trailer on a new documentary:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DoPsjWqvwT4

In short, it is a sleeping disorder where you are awake but your body is paralyzed. It is extremely scare, you hear and see things. It is like being on a horrible trip.

While this is happening, out of the fear, your heart rate shoots up dramatically pumping really hard.

As you know, your heart is very low when you're sleeping .

I was wondering if you could add a feature for an Alarm of some sort if your heart rate gets too high. Such as:

Vibrate the watch and/or sound an alarm

Preferably:

Send call/email/text to someone if it happens to get over a certain threshold.

Sorry for the long post. I don't have a lot of $. But I would buy a watch and donate if you added this feature.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] scanno:
What happened? No more syncing with Google Fit since yesterday (play services unknown error) and the app got pulled from the play store?
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] jimmod:
Sorry for the issue, JWork Publisher account was terminated by Google because of other JWork app :(

I'm still trying to resolve the issue, unfortunately Google policy is not helping.

This causing the Google Fit API used by HROS terminated too.

Please be patience until I resolve the issue or find other solution.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] DacodaNelson:
Hi jimmod - I know you're working on this and am hoping it won't be a major hassle for you. I know I'd be interested in status updates as the progress continues (and you have time) just to know where things stand and get an insight into what you're up against.

Best of luck and by the by, love this app.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Janis:
Note 3, Gear Live

I love it! I'ts solid, has a friendly UI, and is friendly to Google Fit. More than anything in my life in the last month I could say I'm entirely happy with it. I am an old crank, though, and never completely happy with anything. Thanks for bearing with me. Really, it is the best heart rate app available by far.

So, here's me being malcontented me: what' I'd love is to be able to trigger by voice, or Tasker, or manually, 12 reads total at 5 minute intervals, or something like that... I imagine more people would like it better if those numbers could be user-generated. I have two times every day that I want to get my heart rate, when I work out (20-60 minutes) and when I'm falling asleep. Both of them last between 30 and 60 minutes, don't start at exactly the same time every day (I know, they should), and they could could be triggered by another phone or watch action, or manually, of course.

My beef, really, isn't with the app, it's with the battery life of my watch. I could very well have heart rate readings every five minutes if battery life could stand it. I also want the watch to be smaller. You see where I'm going with this....

I have to say it again, it's a *great* app. I am genuinely grateful for it just as it is!
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] windshadow:
Where did the app go?

I paid for the app and now after formatting my phone I'm unable to re download it because it's not on the google play store. Any idea when it will be back? :confused:
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] cygerrish:
There is a site that allows you to download apks from the play store. Had the same problem! It has it cached at the moment. But Heartrate OS seems to be having issues with Play Services so Fit integration is broken.

search for evozi or apk downloader and then paste the playstore link from the top of the thread in.

:)
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] windshadow:
Awesome thanks :D:good:
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] programmieramt:
Hey.

Yeah I have the same problem with the Fit sync. I have no history.

Is there a way to see my heartrate in the browser too? I did not find the tab on the google fit page
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] scanno:
People the author of the app wrote that his play store account has been suspended by Google. The author also mentioned that by the suspension of his account, the app does not have the permission to use the Google Fit API.

So this means that the app cannot be used anymore to sync heart rate data with Google Fit.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] TacticalWank:
is it going to be fixed some time soon?
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] jimmod:
Thank you for all the support :)

I've publish the new HROS on new account.

You can download it here : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jwork.wearable.heartratesync2

It's gonna be tough to start all over again, please give good comment & rating if you love the app :angel:

Old HROS Pro Key will still work, but if you lost it you need to purchase the new HROS2 key (send me both order email to refund one of it)
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] jimmod:
Thank you for the feedback, the ideas noted. Work out mode is already in feature request list.

Tasker integration will be nice

Interesting but I don't think we can detect sleep paralysis with heart rate.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Janis:
Tasker integration would serve. The request isn't about detecting sleep paralysis. It's about having an option to react when heartrate gets too high during a specified time slot, or some other criteria, like a sleep state determined by another app.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] francop311:
Feedback

Since the app dissapeared from the play store, I was searching for an other app that does the same thing. I have found anther app, but I would love to see some of those features in Heart Rate OS as I already paid for it.

Some ideas:

- Ability to export the data

- Way to retrieve activity from Google Fit and incorporate into graph, and not just steps (for example, in car, sleeping, running, etc)

- way to access the data via web (like a portal).

thanks
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] DacodaNelson:
Out of curiosity, does said app have a name?
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Luca69:
;)

I set the automatic check of the rate every 30 min but both in Google Fit and in the chart within the application itself I can only see the hourly rate.

What is the purpose of having such a simpling rate if it is not possible to visualize the measured values?
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] francop311:
check cardiogr.am
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] joshv06:
Jim. Sorry if I sound desperate, but you're the closest person I know that can finish this.

Just having a feature that can detect when heart rate gets to a certain threshold, to send a notification or email to a destination and/or Vibrate.

When I have sleep paralysis, my heart rate shoots up really high from the fear (as does everyone with sleep paralysis)

http://www.end-your-sleep-deprivation.com/frequent-night-terrors-with-sleep-paralysis.html

"I wore a heart rate monitor for a while and one episode..Then finally I sat up..I looked at my HRM and my heart rate was 186, that's just as high as when I'm running sprints.."

Sorry. I had sleep paralysis today. It's horrible.

Thanks
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Keichi-chan:
I second this.

I also would like to do stuff in Tasker if the HR reaches a certain level for Example: If the HR falls below 50 wait 1 Minute check again if still under 50 and is %SLEEP = off start Sleep Tracking.

That's for the Case when i fall asleep while watching TV, it's really annoying if you constantly want to track your Sleep but can't do this on Weekends, because you almost take naps the whole day ~.~
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] jimmod:
The chart showing the average.

But more detail chart will be added on next release.

Noted. Never create tasker integration, will look into this.

Sorry to hear your problem.

I will see how I can integrated this.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] unrealizable:
das
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] TechTutorialGuide:
Thanks A Lot Man For Your Nice Work

Love Your Work And now i will use
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] samus777:
Really good app but it seems like email has gone missing so I'm going to post it here in hope of an answer.

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First off great app. I just wanted to check with you, I now use two android wear watches and interchange between the two. However it seems like the app had problems detecting when either one of the watches are off the charger. For example I will put 1 onto the charger then put the other one on. I will try have my heart rate read but it will say charging as the previous watch is now charging.

Is there any scope to support multiple android wear devices within your app in the near future?

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[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] PolishPoet:
How about disconnecting the charging watch in android wear.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] TechTutorialGuide:
me too
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Slider-Override:
Hi, i buy the pro version to track my heart rate every 5min, but after my workout, i see not my rate in the diagram, where i can see it after my workout ?
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Keichi-chan:
Any news about the Tasker Intents?
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] ohdaesu:
Hi can you tell me if this will give you a detailed bpm graph like an ecg to show erratic heart beats?
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] pea01:
No automatic readings

I still can't get automatic readings or force a heartbeat reading from my phone. Tried reinstalling, resetting phone, resetting watch.

Have an LG Urbane watch and a Samsung S6.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Pkt_Lnt:
I've been searching for something like this since I converted my Gear 2 Neo from tizen to android wear with the port here on XDA. I'll give it a day to see if it records every 30 minutes and buy Pro if it does. Thanks for this!
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Pkt_Lnt:
Works perfect! I just bought the pro key!
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] lstritt:
Is there an email based notification for above or below heartrate limits?
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] webfrm:
Okay I like what you have done and I'm inclined to get it the pro version but only if you add export to Comma delineated file. If I track my heart rate with high frequency (anything less than every 30 min) I would like to have that data when I meet with my doctor. Even if data not 100% accurate it's still something good for a visit. Please include that export feature in next version and you got my money.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] derekoh:
Really like the app - nice and simple. Unfortunately, I'm struggling with a few glitches. Most notably, I set the app to exclude from 22:30 to 07:30, but overnight, while on the charging station, it recorded my heart rate at 160bpm at 23:00, 160bpm again at 00:00, 140bpm at 01:00, etc - through until I put the watch on in the morning when it then settled down. Any ideas?
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Pkt_Lnt:
I saw these spikes of usually 160 bpm when I had it set for 1 hour check intervals but limited from 2200 to 0500. I assumed it was because I had Sleep as Android doing continuous HR monitoring during the hours I had HROS limited.

I found that since HROS and Sleep as Android both send data to Google Fit, that Sleep for Android sees the HROS hourly checks, so I turned off the Sleep for Android HR monitoring and stopped limiting HROS, letting it check hourly 24 hours a day, and now I get no high HR glitches.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] derekoh:
Last night it seemed to behave itself so I'll stick with it for now and see if things settle down.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Janis:
bump. I'm curious, too, if this is still on the docket.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Al.rightnikov:
Hello! Does it work with Bluetooth Low Energy Heart Rate monitors?
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] poseido:
Should this work with xiaomi Band 1s? I can't get readings
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] denngaxl:
Nice app. Just bought pro. Just what i was looking for. So far, works as intended. Good work :)
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] TimmyUK:
Great app - immediately paid for the pro version.

Would love to see some tasker integration as mentioned earlier the thread.

Maybe custom timer for intervals

A dark theme :)
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Killastyle:
Awesome! Thanks! Will there be an option to sync it to under armour record?

And maybe an option to auto detect if you are moving. And as soon as you move (are active) your hr will be measured. That will be best way to calculate calories burned.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] jimmyjump:
Hello,

i have some problem with this app. I using the Huawei watch 1.4 and a Huawei P8 with Android 6.

First problem: If i start the heart rate measure manually the green lamps on the watch doesn't go out. It always lightning. Same problem i start measuring on the watch.

second problem: the interval doesnt work. i am waiting for hours and the app shows... last record for XX hours but it doesn't start automaticly.

Would buy Pro Version if it works fine.

Please help

Thanks
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] fizard:
Hi,

I just bought the Moto 360 and I'll try this app cause I also want to measure my heart rate from time to time. Thank you very much for creating this app, hope it works nice without taking all the battery juice. If I set this app to measure HR from 10 to 10 minutes and start an exercise on Google Fit, is it possible to get measures more frequently when on exercise (like measures from 2 to 2 minutes)? I don't know if google fit app alone try to get measures from time to time, if it does, would this app measures have a problem?

Also, I know this is not the focus of the app, but would you consider doing a Sleep Tracking with HR support for more accurate measure? I was using the Mi Band Pulse (1S) and the Mi Band app measures for Sleep Tracking was MARVELOUS! It really knew when I was sleeping and when I wasn't automatically with an error tax of few seconds. I didn't found anything like that on Android Wear. It has even more sensors that Mi Band but I think the battery drain is the problem. It would be awesome if there was a periodic HR measure with Sleep Tracking on the same app!

Thanks for your patience.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Chris_C_:
Use Heart Rate OS on No. 1 D5 smart watch with heart rate sensor!

I installed your Heart Rate OS app on my No. 1 D5 android 4.4 kitkat standalone smart watch phone with optical heart rate sensor with round 360x360 ips touch display.

I'm having trouble getting Heart Rate OS to measure my heart rate every 20 minutes and upload the data to google fit.

As you might know, the D5 watch runs any android app from the google play store.

So, as a test, I installed Google Fit app from the play store onto the D5 watch. Fit app transmits my steps and activity location to Google Fit in the cloud with no problem.

Here is more about my D5 watch, it's very popular on XDA, there is even some devs working on getting android M to run on it.

http://xdaforums.com/smartwatch/oth...ch-android-watch-to-look-1-d5-t3270656/page72

Questions...

1. Could you fix Heart Rate OS so that it would be responsive to the round screen shape and screen size of 360x360?

2. Increase the font size to make it readable, because the screen is about 300dpi, but the text in the app appears to assume the screen is similar to a smart phone at around 150dpi?

3. Enable scrolling to see all the text?

4. Use the onboard heart rate sensor to measure my heart rate? It appears that the app is assuming it is running on a phone, and assuming that I have a separate smart watch connected via bluetooth which is doing the heart rate sensing. In fact, my smart watch phone is all in one unit standalone, so I need the app to detect the onboard heart rate monitor sensor, and use that, or give me a choice, connect via bluetooth to an external heart rate sensor or use the onboard one.

What I'm trying to do is have an effortless measurement of the heart rate, every 20-30 minutes, unless I am moving potentially then it could be skipped, with an option.

This is how the apple watch does it. It measures heart rate every 10 minutes, except when the watch is moving. This is a good algorithm to imitate.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Killastyle:
I think this app isn't under development anymore. To bad, had good potential
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Pkt_Lnt:
It was updated less than a month ago. Many devs work in their free time, so be patient. It all works perfect for me.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Chris_C_:
The thing that's preventing me from configuring this app Heart Rate OS, and seeing if it's able to read my watch's onboard heart rate sensor every 20 minutes, and upload it to Google Fit.... is because my screen size is so small and the text is mostly off the screen and non scrollable.

Is there some way to project my No 1 D5 standalone android 4.4 smartwatch's tiny 360x360 screen onto a bigger screen, maybe onto my phone's 1280x720 screen, just for the purpose of being able to see all the options and edit the settings so the app is setup and hopefully ready to start running...!?
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Pkt_Lnt:
I do all that on my phone since it is installed there first and then a limited ability to run HR manually is on the watch and that is all that shows on the watch. All configurations, setting and graphs are on my phone. This is an issue with that watch since most apps for wear are phone installed. Sounds like you are asking for the opposite of how Wear works. This is the second time I have seen people with that D5 watch. I have no idea how to do what you ask.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Chris_C_:
I have this app, Heart Rate OS, also installed on my phone, Moto X running Lollipop 5.1, and it launches.

It doesn't ask me where to find the watch with heart rate sensor.

It asks me nothing.

When you hit the "Check Heart Rate Now" button., it also does nothing. It fails to even ask me to connect to my No 1 D5 Android Kitkat watch, No error message, no warning that it couldn't contact the heart rate sensor (it's a phone so it' doesn't have a dedicated heart rate sensor built in it just has the camera and LED flash light). It says nothing. and complains about nothing. It just sits there.

How do you tell your Heart Rate OS app, which is installed on your phone, to find your Samsung Gear 2 and get your heart rate from it?

I think my situation is slightly different from yours because my watch is fully standalone 3G smart watch phone. My watch doesn't care about my phone, my watch has full 3G internet and google play store apps., and a heart rate sensor built in. I installed Heart Rate OS on the watch just fine, but the catch is, the app fonts are super tiny, and much of the text and buttons are off the edge of the screen, and the app fails let me scroll over to let me get to the rest of the text and buttons. I just need the app to let me scroll the screen, or project the screen onto a bigger screen, and hit the buttons on there. When I finally do hit the button on the watch, "Read Heart Rate Now", maybe the app on the smart watch phone will fail to read the onboard heart rate sensor.

The developer really needs to get one of these No 1 D5 smart watch phones, and see for themselves, what exactly is going on. The Heart Rate OS app should detect it's running on a smart watch phone with heart rate sensor, plus Google Fit app, plus internet access, and adjust accordingly. Take the heart rate every 30 minutes, using the built in heart rate sensor, and upload that heart rate data directly to Google Fit.. Then go to sleep and wake up in 30 minutes, rinse and repeat.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Pkt_Lnt:
No need to tell it, it just works. It is designed for a smartwatch with Android Wear linked to a smartphone. It just works.

You have a different watch that probably needs apps made for it, since it is different than the other smartwatches that link to a phone.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] bveditz:
Just a note since I was reading this thread, and I happen to know what the d5 is (saw a few youtube videos on it). Basically the D5 is not android wear, its a watch that is running a full version of Android (kitkat). This app, however, is made to work with Android Wear devices. Sounds like he is installing the full app on his 'android' watch, which isn't really how this app was intended to work. I suspect folks running those chinese watches (why the heck they didn't just use android wear is beyond me) need to find an app made to read the heart rate directly from the device. However, I don't know of any phones made with heartrate sensors, and if they did, they would never have a reason to run a heartrate check continuously (because you're not holding a phone continuously). Honestly, i think this would need to be a different app, with a very limited audience. Android wear is more like a client/server system where the phone acts like a server getting data to/from the client (the watch). These D5 watches are standalone android OS devices.