Heart Emergency SOS App
for iPhone and Apple Watch
RscMe is a heart emergency app for iPhone and Apple Watch, offering real-time heart rate alerts and emergency SOS services.
It monitors changes in your heart rate, notifying you if your heart rate is too high or too low. When critical levels are detected, RscMe sends an automatic text message to your selected emergency contacts with your name, location, and current heart rate. Perfect for anyone who wants extra security for their heart health.
Apple Watch Heart Rate Alerts and Emergency SOS for:
Older Adults Living Alone
RscMe is a trusted heart rate monitoring solution for seniors who live independently. Apple Watch® checks your heart rate every 10 minutes, and when RscMe detects an unusually high or low heart rate, it sends an emergency message to designated contacts. The message includes your name, precise location, and heart rate, helping family or friends assist quickly.
People with Heart Conditions
For those managing heart health concerns, RscMe is an invaluable companion. You can easily monitor your heart rate directly on your Apple Watch and set up custom alerts for safe limits. When your heart rate exceeds these limits, RscMe immediately notifies you and contacts your chosen emergency contacts.
Fitness Enthusiasts and Adrenaline Seekers
Designed with active users in mind, RscMe keeps track of your heart rate during workouts or high-intensity activities. If your heart rate reaches critical levels, the app sends a text with your location, so emergency contacts can reach you if needed. Whether you’re hiking, biking, or working out, RscMe helps ensure your safety.
Heart Rate Monitoring and Emergency SOS Services
Free Heart Rate Alerts on Apple Watch
When your heart rate exceeds your set limits or drops too low, RscMe sends real-time alerts directly to your Apple Watch, helping you stay informed about your heart health at all times. This feature is free and ensures you receive timely notifications, even without opening the app.
Paid SMS Emergency Service for Added Security
Upgrade to our paid SMS service to add automated emergency texting. When your heart rate hits dangerous levels, RscMe sends a text message with your name, location, and current heart rate to your emergency contacts. This feature requires an internet connection (Wi-Fi or cellular) to send messages.
Automatic Heart Rate Alerts and Emergency SMS Service
RscMe enhances the Apple Watch’s heart rate alert features by automatically notifying loved ones if your heart rate becomes unsafe. This life-saving feature is particularly useful for heart attack risks, high-stress activities, and ensuring safety for seniors and those with medical conditions.
Apple Watch and iPhone Compatibility
Works Seamlessly with Apple Watch Heart Rate Monitor
RscMe runs in the background on your Apple Watch, continuously monitoring your heart rate without needing to open the app. After setting up on your iPhone, simply install RscMe on your Apple Watch through the Watch app.
Setup Requirements
To comply with Apple’s privacy policies for health data, ensure your iPhone is unlocked (or set the “Require Passcode” option to “After 4 hours” - recommended) to allow RscMe to monitor your heart rate data.
Your Privacy is Our Priority
At RscMe, we prioritize your privacy. We only access your health data, location, and contacts to send emergency alerts and messages. Rest assured, none of your personal information is stored.
What Our Users Are Saying About RscMe
According to iPhoneTricks.org, “RscMe is ideal for older people living alone, individuals with heart conditions, and fitness enthusiasts. It’s helpful for tracking heart health and sending emergency alerts, potentially aiding in emergencies caused by car or bike accidents, workouts, or sudden heart issues.”
Read moreFrequently Asked Questions
Apple Watch doesn’t specifically detect heart attacks but can notify you of irregular heart rhythms. RscMe builds on this by sending automated text messages with your heart rate and location to emergency contacts, helping in critical situations.
While the Apple Watch doesn’t automatically call 911, RscMe can alert your chosen contacts if your heart rate is dangerously high or low, who can then act quickly to assist.
The RscMe app reads the heart rate data from your iPhone's Health app. So if your smart watch, like Garmin or Fitbit, is connected and heart rate data synchronised with iPhone's Health, it will work.
- Go to your iPhone’s Settings and disable Touch ID or Face ID for iPhone Unlock.
- Set the “Require Passcode” option to “After 4 hours” (recommended) or turn Passcode off.
According to Apple's requirements for working with health-related data, only when your iPhone is unlocked can we access your health data and monitor your heart rate.
Download RscMe: Heart Emergency SOS App
Get your heart under control
Get peace of mind by downloading RscMe from the App Store. The app is easy to set up on your iPhone, allowing you to configure heart rate limits and emergency notifications in just a few steps. RscMe is available in multiple languages, including English, Chinese, Spanish, German, and more.
