Heart rate monitoring for live-streaming by Pulsoid
Live-streaming platforms are growing and there are over 15 million unique channels in Q2 2020 on most popular platforms with Twitch’s market share about 65%. Since Q2 2018 Twitch and other platforms have grown at least twice according to Industry reports.
Heart Rate Widgets By Pulsoid
Live streaming now is more about the personality, community, entertainment, that’s why new tools are created to assist broadcasters in creating engaging and fresh content. Pulsoid is a unique service for streamers allowing to show real-time heart rate on the screen while broadcasting or while recording Let’s Play.
What do I need to use Pulsoid?
- Heart Rate Monitor. We recommend using CooSpo monitors like CooSpo H808S or CooSpo H6. CooSpo makes reliable and affordable monitors, which makes it the best choice when you want to try live-streaming with Heart Rate
- Mobile application for iOS or Android
- Account on pulsoid.net
How does it work?
- Login in the app with pulsoid.net credentials
- Connect heart rate monitor in mobile app
- Configure your own widgets on pulsoid.net
- Copy widget URL on website and use in your OBS with Browser Source
What do people say?
When someone is all about bad vibes you need to match their vibes; side note, Who knew i'd get 170+ heart rate while playing fortnite. @plsoid tracker is probably the best thing i've ever put on my stream pic.twitter.com/R6KJAVTKI1
— Erick Pearson (@Arganshlarb) August 4, 2020
@plsoid has me super excited to stream spoopy games! Their widgets are awesome and so easy to use while streaming. Going live again at 5pm CST with some Alien:Isolation! Come say hey and watch my heart literallyfail!https://t.co/Bi1VZNhSGz#smallstreamer #SmallStreamersCommunity
— Show3rzinbenning (@Show3rznbenning) August 23, 2020
been using @plsoid to show my heart rate while playing the beast inside, so fascinating seeing the bpm when i'm trying to calm down juuuust enough to get through the puzzle vs when i'm running for my life 🙃 pic.twitter.com/XNtOcyJXIM
— ohfevercadence (@ohFeverCadence) June 14, 2020
People keep track of my highest BPM. It was for Alien Isolation and I hit 138 for my first experience. I’ll always enjoy my heart rate monitor. It’s provided extra value to my stream, and it’s also become a reminder to stay chill during competitions. ^.^
— Spoopy Squad -Deedoesplays (@DeeDoesPlays) August 13, 2020
They loved it from the start! We’d have small giveaways when my heart rate would reach a set number which made the entire experience more interactive ♥️
— CitricAcid (@CitricAcidx) August 13, 2020
I use an additional app called @plsoid! I select to ‘broadcast’ my Bluetooth/heart rate from my Whoop app strap settings, then Pulsoid automatically finds it!!! So easy. I connect it before each stream and it’s in real time.
— Carrlyn Bathe (@CarrlynBathe) July 30, 2020
Reaction Mondays! Peak heart rate was 127bpm. Thanks for making it so easy to displayed my heart rate on stream @plsoid @Level_Photo #Heart pic.twitter.com/yqncZySC5v
— MORGUL_R34 (@MorgulR34) May 31, 2020
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