Qaly | ECG Reader (ReadMyECG) 2.0.91

Are you experiencing irregular heartbeats or inconclusive ECG results? Qaly offers a professional solution to interpret your cardiac data swiftly and accurately.

With over 500,000 ECGs analyzed by certified experts, Qaly provides reliable readings of ECGs taken from various devices such as Samsung Watch, Fitbit, Withings, KardiaMobile, and others. All analyses are performed by trained cardiographic technicians specializing in detecting palpitations and abnormal rhythms including atrial fibrillation, supraventricular tachycardia, premature ventricular contractions, PACs, PR intervals, QT intervals, among others.

Qaly is designed for convenience and expert oversight. More than 200,000 users have registered to access timely reviews by qualified professionals, ensuring that potential issues are identified promptly—day or night. The platform’s foundation includes contributions from Stanford engineers and physicians, notably Dr. Marco Perez, an Associate Professor of Medicine and Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiologist at Stanford University.

Members benefit from comprehensive heart monitoring capabilities, such as compatibility with multiple device types—including Samsung ECGs, Fitbit ECGs, Wellue, Withings, holter monitors—and efficient syncing through the Wear OS app for Samsung Watches. Inconclusive or unclassified ECGs can be analyzed within minutes, providing clarity on irregularities like PAC or PVC. Key intervals—PR, QRS, QTc—are displayed and interpreted by human experts for accurate assessment.

Qaly surpasses traditional ECG apps or HRV trackers by offering expert human interpretations within moments. Users can share detailed reports directly with their healthcare providers to facilitate informed medical consultations.

While Qaly provides valuable insights into your heart health, it is important to note that the service does not practice medicine nor replace professional medical care. It serves solely as an educational resource to support your understanding of cardiac data. In the event of a medical emergency, users are advised to contact their physician or emergency services immediately.