Battements: Heartbeats Left

About this app

You have about 2,000,000,000 heartbeats left. What will you do with them? Battements calculates how many heartbeats you have left — from your age, average life expectancy and your heart rate — and counts them down live, beat by beat. • A hypnotic counter beating at your heart's real rhythm • Take your pulse in 30 seconds with the camera: the counter locks onto your real heart • Your heart day after day: a resting-pulse log with a 7-day trend (full history with Battements+) • Your plan to win back heartbeats: the one place the counter goes up (Battements+) • Your life card: % lived, beats per day, estimated horizon • Home & Lock Screen widgets (Battements+) • Live counter in the Dynamic Island (Battements+) • Apple Watch app and complications (Battements+) • 34 languages, no data collected, no ads Battements is not a medical prediction. It is a modern memento mori: a gentle reminder that every heartbeat counts. Battements+: monthly subscription (€2.99), yearly (€14.99, 7-day free trial) or lifetime purchase (€29.99). Payment is charged to your App Store account; auto-renews unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the period; manage in your account settings. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ — Privacy: https://lastoneparis.github.io/battements-site/privacy.html

• New: “Gain heartbeats”, the screen where the counter goes back up. From your answers on smoking and activity it puts a number of heartbeats on what is still recoverable; apply the plan to your profile and the counter rises by exactly that amount • The home screen now has two tiles: “Your heart” for the pulse reading, and “To gain” for those heartbeats — that figure is visible without a subscription • Battements+: the price and the trial length now sit at the top of the screen, no scrolling, and a timeline states the day the subscription starts

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1. First observed Sep 1, 2026 · 1:32 PM Free