The version 1.0 of Cardiogram was released today and is said to be Developers Johnson Hsieh and Brandon Ballinger’s many milestones, they have managed to work, reach and refine an algorithm which is said to help save lives one day.

The team is said to have collaborated with the eHeart Study of UCSF health and is presently investigating the different methods that can be used in order to detect heart rhythms which are said to be abnormal. This is being achieved with the help of the smart watches that are available of the shelf for consumers which come along with sensors for the heart rate. One such device that is known is the Apple Watch.

There are various upgrades that come along with the latest release of Cardiogram, the redesigned user interface is said to be one of the most apparent ones. More importantly, it has also been said that the latest version of the native app of watchOS is also being checked up.

This means that without tethering into an iPhone, the heart rate data can be viewed and tracked by users. It will also give a chance to users to go ahead and take a look at the readings of the heart rate that is recent most. This is thanks to the complications that can be seen in Apple Watch.

The companion app of iPhone is said to be revamped so that detailed activity statics can also be included. This means the heart rate trends can be seen as well as the mobile integrated Metrics pane will also be accessible. Along with that you will also get the benefit to see the goals of the stand and exercise feature. Apple iPhone 6s and 6s plus owner already have the access for tagging the peak heart rates with the help of the 3D Touch gesture.