StressScan - check your stress Hack 3.14.3 + Redeem Codes
Developer: Stress Scan Inc.
Category: Medical
Price: Free
Version: 3.14.3
ID: com.dumsco.kohada
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Description
Just place a finger over the camera for two minutes, and StressScan will analyze changes in your heart rate and scientifically measure the level of your mental and physical stress on a scale of 1 to 100.
Stress is the root cause of many illnesses. Measure your stress to manage it!
- What is the principle behind StressScan? −
Many of the functions essential to maintaining human health are controlled by the autonomic nervous system. It is medically recognized that the balance of the autonomic nervous system can become disordered through fatigue and other stress, stemming from causes such as work and human relationships. By analyzing the waveform of your heartbeat as measured at the fingertip, StressScan can analyze the balance of your autonomic nervous system and measure your stress level on a stress index of 1 to 100.
- You can trust StressScan! -
The technology used by StressScan is based on heart rate variability analysis, which is widely recognized in the field of heart rate analysis and autonomic nervous system research.
Although heart rate variability analysis technology is not yet generally well known, many medical institutions and companies have taken an interest and are beginning to put it to use. The technology is seeing use even at the cutting edge of stress care, including adoption by the US military to treat post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in soldiers returning from the battlefield, and by NASA for astronaut training and health management.
- Usable in a range of scenarios! -
· Periodic checking of daily stress level
· Checking the effects of favorite meals and drinks on stress
· Checking relaxation while traveling or at a favorite spot
- Device compatibility -
The app is intended for use with a camera- and flash-equipped smartphone. It is not usable with devices that do not have a camera and flash.
- Usage environment -
An Internet connection is required to use the app. External support for measurement functions is used for complex stress analysis.
Stress is the root cause of many illnesses. Measure your stress to manage it!
- What is the principle behind StressScan? −
Many of the functions essential to maintaining human health are controlled by the autonomic nervous system. It is medically recognized that the balance of the autonomic nervous system can become disordered through fatigue and other stress, stemming from causes such as work and human relationships. By analyzing the waveform of your heartbeat as measured at the fingertip, StressScan can analyze the balance of your autonomic nervous system and measure your stress level on a stress index of 1 to 100.
- You can trust StressScan! -
The technology used by StressScan is based on heart rate variability analysis, which is widely recognized in the field of heart rate analysis and autonomic nervous system research.
Although heart rate variability analysis technology is not yet generally well known, many medical institutions and companies have taken an interest and are beginning to put it to use. The technology is seeing use even at the cutting edge of stress care, including adoption by the US military to treat post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in soldiers returning from the battlefield, and by NASA for astronaut training and health management.
- Usable in a range of scenarios! -
· Periodic checking of daily stress level
· Checking the effects of favorite meals and drinks on stress
· Checking relaxation while traveling or at a favorite spot
- Device compatibility -
The app is intended for use with a camera- and flash-equipped smartphone. It is not usable with devices that do not have a camera and flash.
- Usage environment -
An Internet connection is required to use the app. External support for measurement functions is used for complex stress analysis.
Version history
3.14.3
2021-01-07
From this version, this app requires iOS 13 or higher.
* Support iPhone 12 Pro Max
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* Support iPhone 12 Pro Max
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3.14.2
2019-11-22
Bug fixes
3.14.1
2019-10-31
- minor bug fixes
3.14.0
2019-10-07
- Compatible with iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro
3.13.0
2018-09-18
- Fixed login issue of Twitter
- Stop support for iOS 9.x
- Stop support for iOS 9.x
3.12.0
2017-12-22
Bug fix and some design improvements.
Note: After the next update, we will remove support for iOS 9.
Note: After the next update, we will remove support for iOS 9.
3.11.1
2017-12-20
Bug fix and some design improvements.
Note: After the next update, we will remove support for iOS 9.
Note: After the next update, we will remove support for iOS 9.
3.10.0
2017-11-19
- Fixed: On iPhone8 and some devices, measure cannot be taken because the torch turns off right after beginning the measure.
- Support iPhone X
- Support iPhone X
3.9.1
2017-10-30
Support new language: Thai
3.9.0
2017-10-04
Bug fix and performance improvements.
3.8.0
2017-08-24
Bug fix and performance improvements.
3.7.3
2017-07-05
Some UI improvements.
3.7.2
2017-06-25
- Breaking Change: On iPhone 7plus, we switched the camera for measuring. Please follow the instruction image before a measure.
- Fixed: Some UI components.
- We removed support for iOS 8.
- Fixed: Some UI components.
- We removed support for iOS 8.
3.7.1
2017-05-06
- Fixed: freezing issue while measuring on iOS 8
Note: After the next update, we will remove support for iOS 8.
Note: After the next update, we will remove support for iOS 8.
3.7.0
2017-04-26
- Added: A graph view that shows all heart rates in bpm while measuring.
Note: After the next update, we will remove support for iOS 8.
Note: After the next update, we will remove support for iOS 8.
3.6.3
2017-03-13
- make selected tags clearly understandable
- fixed crashes
- fixed crashes
3.6.2
2017-02-10
New Language Support: English and Korean
3.6.1
2016-12-20
3.6.0
2016-11-23
3.5.2
2016-11-07
3.5.1
2016-10-18
3.5.0
2016-10-13
3.4.1
2016-09-29
3.4.0
2016-09-15
3.3.2
2016-08-30
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Ratings
3.8 out of 5
204 Ratings
Reviews
BKuhman01,
First day
I just got this app today but so far I like it. I am a huge stresser. I try not to do it but it's just what I do. I tried this app for the first time today and also monitored my heart beat and pressure with my fitbit and they were consistently the same. We will see how it goes as I continue to use it. So far I would highly recommend this app to anyone.
InkVIRGIN,
No so good
How is this app supposed to be useful for those trying to manage stress if the notifications received are apart of my STRESS!? - Firstly, this app reads high heart rate as stressful which is complete garbage. If I just came in from a run and the lowest stress I’ve had in weeks but simply due to high heart it tells me I’m stressed. Okay so I started using the app to determine my heart rate instead of stress believing their was correlation between the two. I was wrong but this app tells you otherwise. Okay my second reason is what made me write this review in the first place. Why, why, why would someone build a stress app then send push notifications in a demanding manner? “Time to measure your stress levels!” Really??? Whoever coded this must not truly understand that someone already stressed doesn’t want to see the word “stress” not any “!!!” in their notifications every, single, day.... - especially first thing in the morning after a yoga session. Please fix this + how stress is measured and I’ll change my views because I actually enjoy the layout of this app. The calendar and option to add notes to each scan is beneficial but not so much when the scans are slow + inaccurate.
wyygfikgvgij,
Completely Inaccurate
I have been using this app for a couple of days and I’m a constant stressor and a way for me to cope with my stress and anxiety is to acknowledge that it isn’t all in my head so I thought this app would be great to help me recognize my high stress levels and to see at what points of the day I’m most stressed. The idea behind this app is great but it has one major flaw upon which the whole app is structured. The finger scan. While it’s incredibly intelligent to use the light in one’s fingertip to tell their bpm I think it’s nearly impossible for someone’s bpm to go from 149 to 23 in seconds... even when I’m as still as possible the scanner fluctuates from mid 100s to low 20s-50s or will tell me it can’t scan because my finger moved or isn’t on the scanner yet I’m pushing my finger down so hard that the camera leaves an indent in my finger. Good idea, poor execution.
tspack27,
Not much to do with stress
This just measures heart rate (which does well and is actually kind of cool, using the camera) and does a straight correlation to stress level. In other words, it interprets a high heart rate as high stress and a low heart rate as low stress. But stress isn’t that simple. A high heart rate could just mean you’re out of shape. For example, I have a very low heart rate, and it gave me a stress level of 1/100. This is absolutely ridiculous, as I downloaded the app specifically because I’m a heartbeat away from a meltdown because of the intense stress I’ve been under for a couple months (and I thought the app might quantify it; I like data).
This is a useful app if you just want to track heart rate or if you want to track your subjective stress levels (nice record keeping ability for that), but it’s useless for objective stress measurements.
This is a useful app if you just want to track heart rate or if you want to track your subjective stress levels (nice record keeping ability for that), but it’s useless for objective stress measurements.
MasterReviewZ,
Truth
I want to thank y’all so much because I had major anxiety and I wanted to see how stressed I was I usually get high heart rate when I get stressed, I was 98 on the stress chart which goes up to 100 this seems accurate do to how badly I feel and am if you just worked out use the work tag and such instead of complaining how it’s bad for not being accurate it’s indeed not stress but heart rate the notifications can even be turned off
Durango1718,
Don’t think it’s accurate for stress
I took my “stress level” the moment I woke up and it said I had a high stress level of 72. Moments later, literally 3 minutes later, after coming out of the bathroom brushing my teeth and sitting on my bed, I took my “stress level” again. It now tells me my stress level is low at 43. How could it change so drastically within 3 minutes? Yesterday I took it literally a minute and a half apart. It went from 50 to 66. You’re not going to tell me this thing is accurate in accounting for stress. Heartbeat? Sure. But totally not stress.
KJPod,
Lacking in recent support
The iPhone 11 series has been out for more than six months and I can’t find any official word on which lens I’m supposed to use for the test. Pity because it’s kind of a neat app but if it’s not going to be supported with updated instructions I’m thinking I should start looking elsewhere.
evidentlyk,
Excellent app!
This is such a great app! It’s incredibly accurate too. My beginning score was the max stress level at 100 with a resting heart rate of 111 laying down. My goal is to find ways to deal with and lower my stress level and track it effectively on this app every morning and night.
weatherdude9,
Nice app
Use it everyday! And it easy and fast, the ads aren’t good bad but it would be nice to have a Ad Free one I be willing to pay a little for that. also should come up with an Apple Watch app so it can use the Apple Watch Heart Rate measurements as well
PLGM,
Very good
I've used other free stress check apps this is my favorite so far. It's accurate easy and ads aren't too intrusive. It also checks my heart beat accurately so I don't have to use another app for that. Ricommend.
