HRV Biofeedback App

Breathing timers and HRV biofeedback apps are not the same category

Many people use the phrase HRV biofeedback app when they really mean a breathing app that feels more serious or more scientific. The actual distinction is measurement. A true HRV biofeedback workflow should make it easier to observe response quality, compare sessions, and revisit better breathing targets over time.

RHz is built around guided resonance sessions, not just relaxation cues

RHz uses structured sweep sessions to identify a stronger personal starting point, then gives you adaptive practice modes, session history, and export tools. That makes it relevant for users who want a clearer workflow around resonance breathing and HRV instead of a one-size-fits-all timer.

✓Baseline measurement before guided breathing begins
✓Guided sweep protocol to identify a more personal target
✓History and trend views to track consistency over time

Signal quality matters more than most app-store pages admit

If HRV is part of the promise, the signal path matters. That is why RHz is built to work best with external Bluetooth monitors, especially chest-strap ECG hardware such as Polar H10. The product positioning is narrower than a casual breathing app on purpose: better signal quality makes the biofeedback workflow more credible.

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The privacy angle is also a product advantage

A lot of wellness apps want cloud accounts and subscription retention loops. RHz is being positioned as a local-first tool instead. If your ideal user cares about data ownership, exports, or private experimentation, that is part of the category fit too.

✓Local-only session storage
✓Manual CSV and JSON export
✓No cloud account required for the core app workflow

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Resonance breathing app

See the resonance-specific version of the same problem and where personalization matters most.

Polar H10 breathing app

Learn why Polar H10 is such a strong fit for HRV biofeedback sessions.

RHz guide

Read the full product guide, session modes, and recommended hardware setup.

FAQ

Questions that usually come up before someone installs.

What makes an app an HRV biofeedback app instead of a normal breathing app?+

A normal breathing app mainly gives you a pace to follow. An HRV biofeedback app adds measurement. It uses heart rate variability data during or across sessions so you can see whether a breathing pattern is actually producing the kind of response you want.

Why does RHz recommend external monitors?+

RHz is built for better beat-to-beat timing quality. External monitors, especially ECG chest straps, provide stronger input for HRV biofeedback than a simple timer or generic heart rate estimate.

Is RHz a privacy-friendly HRV app?+

Yes. RHz is built around local-only storage and manual export, so your session history and raw data stay on your device unless you choose to move them yourself.

Download RHz

The Android app is live on Google Play.

If this workflow fits what you are looking for, install the app now and use the guide to make sure your Bluetooth monitor setup is ready for a reliable first session.

Download from Google Play, then use the guide for hardware recommendations and session setup.

Read the setup guide first