Your watch said "irregular rhythm."
Before you spiral — let a cardiologist look.
Smartwatch alerts save lives. They also produce an enormous number of false alarms — and every one of them costs someone a sleepless night, a panicked search spiral, or a four-figure ER visit for what turns out to be a shaky sensor reading. Alarm Check is the missing middle step: send the actual strips, and a board-certified cardiologist tells you what they show — within hours, for $39.
How it works
Why this exists
- Device makers legally can't tell you "you're fine" — their alert has to end with "consult your doctor." A licensed physician reviewing your tracings can actually answer the question.
- We explain the mechanism — why a skipped-beat run at 2am is usually benign ectopy, what adrenaline does to your rhythm — because understanding is what actually lets people stop checking their pulse 40 times a day.
- No subscription required, no upsell, no ad trackers on any page of this service.
Launching soon — join the founding list
We open when our physician team is in place. Founding members get first access and their first check free. One launch email, nothing else.
Alarm Check provides physician review and educational explanation of consumer device recordings. It is not emergency care, not continuous monitoring, and not a substitute for your own physician. Reviews are performed by U.S.-licensed physicians in your state.