bioPulse

bioPulse has evolved into a camera-first wellness app aimed at people who smoke or vape. Its core hook is simple: instead of telling you that cigarettes raise your heart rate, it lets you watch the spike for yourself. A 15-second check-in uses your phone's camera to estimate heart rate, stress, and heart rate variability, giving you a number that you can compare morning, afternoon, and evening as you cut down or quit.

Around those readings it layers a structured 30-day quit or cut-down plan: short daily actions for cravings and triggers, a streak to maintain, and counters that translate progress into money saved and health wins. The intent is to replace lectures and scare tactics with feedback you can actually see changing over time, so a difficult habit feels measurable rather than abstract.

The company is careful to frame the product as a wellness tool rather than a medical device, noting that camera-based heart-rate estimates can be wrong and pointing users to public quit-smoking services and clinicians for medical guidance. Note that bioPulse no longer matches the biotech-investment-research positioning sometimes associated with its name; the live product is a consumer quit-smoking and body-tracking app.