Press Kit

Heart One Press Kit

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At a glance

Name: Heart One: Health Log with Dog
From: MusicFlow (an independent developer)
Runs on: iPhone, iPad and Mac
Why it’s different: Built by a developer after a heart failure diagnosis, with daily walks with their dog as the rehab. Weight, blood pressure, medication and walks follow the record sheet clinics hand out, and an AI puppy keeps you company every day. Not a medical device.

Descriptions

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One line

Heart One is a health log for blood pressure, weight, medication and walks, kept together with your dog.

Three lines

Built by a developer after a heart failure diagnosis, with walks with their dog as the rehab.

Weight, blood pressure, medication and walks, in the same shape as the clinic’s record sheet, in under a minute a day.

An AI puppy keeps you company, and tells you off for a skipped day.

One paragraph

Heart One is a health log built by a developer after a heart failure diagnosis, while daily walks with a Pomeranian became the rehab. Weight, morning and bedtime blood pressure and pulse, symptoms such as swelling, exercise and medication follow the record sheet clinics hand out, item for item, and two weeks read back in the same shape as the paper. An AI puppy on the Today screen cheers you on, and values can be recorded just by telling it. Say “Heart One weight 62.5” to Siri and it is recorded without opening the app; walks and doses from Health come in too. If you live with a dog, its weight and walks go in the same log. It is not a medical device and does not replace your doctor’s advice.

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Screenshots

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iPhone

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iPhone Duo (Heart One 1.3.5)

On iPhone Duo, two weeks of records open as a notebook spread, and half open on a table you type on number keys on the lower screen.

Half open on a table — The value you are typing, large, on the upper screen; number keys on the lower one. Weight and blood pressure go in like writing in a notebook.
Held like a book — Two weeks of records become a notebook spread. Trends put weight and blood pressure on facing pages.
Closed — The outer display shows the usual Today screen.

Screenshots and a video on iPhone Duo. Click a screenshot to open it at full size.