Data captured by AI & analysed by professionals
Designed to be worn on-the-go, simply fit the ECG Recording to your chest and activate with a tap. The device continuously tracks your heart health over time, helping to catch potential issues early - so you can stay one step ahead.
While your smartwatch tracks basic heart metrics, an ECG Recording provides in-depth, clinically accurate data analysed by professionals, to give you a clearer picture of your heart health
No need for GP appointments or doctor referrals, anyone concerned about their heart health can order the ECG Recording Device.
The AI collated data is analysed by a Cardiac Physiologist, meaning you receive expert interpretation and a personalised, professional assessment of your heart health for the most accurate insights and peace of mind
“Thanks to Goodbody I discovered Tachycarditas which I was able to receive treatment for.”
Oliver. T
We have analysed over 12 billion heartbeats to date.
The ECG Recording can detect irregular heart rhythms such as:
Ectopic beats
(premature / extra heart beats)
Palpitations
(feeling of ‘fluttering’)
Bradycardia
(slow heart rate)
Tachycardia
(fast heart rate)
Atrial Fibrillation
(pounding / racing heart) leading cause of stroke
Heart Rate Variability
(changes in intervals between heart beats)
“Thanks to Goodbody I discovered Tachycarditas which I was able to receive treatment for.”
Oliver. TWe have analysed over 12 billion heartbeats to date.
Simply fit the device to your chest and activate the recording with a tap. Once complete, send it back to us and get your results within 48 hours*
Download the user guide
Choosing the monitoring period may depend on how often you feel symptoms. Symptoms could include: irregular heartbeats, dizziness, shortness of breath, chest pain, or fatigue.
Contact us if you aren’t sure, we’d be happy to help!
If you experience symptoms multiple times a day or nearly every day, a 24-hour (1-day) recording is usually sufficient.
If you experience symptoms several times a week but not daily, a 48-hour (2-day) recording is recommended.
If you experience symptoms only a few times a month or less, a 7-day recording will provide the most complete data.
| Medical-grade Holter ECG | Other Wearable Devices | |
|---|---|---|
| Primary Purpose | Medical analysis and management of heart conditions | General wellness tracking and potential heart rhythm screening |
| Medical Grade | Certified medical device (CE- and FDA-approved) | Consumer electronic device with limited health features |
| Monitoring Duration | Continuous (24 hours or longer) | On-demand, short-duration recordings |
| ECG Leads | Multiple leads (comprehensive view) | Single lead (limited view) |
| Data Analysis | Detailed analysis by specialised software and Cardiac Physiologists | Automated, basic interpretation* |
| Diagnostic Capability | High, suitable for identifying various cardiac conditions with the analysis by Cardiac Physiologists | Limited, not a substitute for clinical ECG** |
| Clinical Use | Established diagnostic tool in various cardiac scenarios | Potential for initial awareness, not for diagnosis or management |
| Regulatory Compliance | Stringent medical device regulations | Less stringent consumer electronics regulations |
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Don’t delay, get started today*Health data from Apple Watch. After you pair iPhone with Apple Watch, periodic heart rate and blood oxygen measurements are automatically sent from Apple Watch to Health, where you can browse highlights, trends, and details in the Heart and Respiratory categories. Read more
** The FDA announced the Apple Watch atrial fibrillation (AFib) tool is qualified for use in clinical trials through its Medical Device Development Tools (MDDT) program, thus enabling researchers to use it to detect arrhythmias or abnormal heart beat. Read more
