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Manual Pulse Tap Counter

Count manually felt beats during a 60-second session.

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Good to know: Personal wellness and record-keeping only, not a medical device, diagnosis, treatment or emergency service. Entries remain in this page memory: no server submission or browser-storage saving. Download before refreshing, navigating away or closing. Timers require this page to remain open; background tabs, locked screens and sleeping devices can delay cues. Do not use timers for medication-critical tasks. Adapt movement to your ability and stop if you feel unwell.

How to use it (step by step)

  1. 1Sit comfortably and locate your pulse using a method you know.
  2. 2Start the 60-second timer and tap once for each beat you feel.
  3. 3At the end read your manually counted beats per minute. This is not a sensor, rhythm test or diagnosis.

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No special words here. Just follow the steps. If anything is unclear, email [email protected] and we will explain it better.

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