Just me
Free for one athlete
For athletes training by zone on their own.
- Your live heart rate, % of max and zone
- Your straps pair to you automatically
- Session history with time in zone and heart-rate charts
- Switch to a team account any time
For HYROX and hybrid training gyms
See every athlete's heart-rate zone on the gym TV during HYROX and hybrid classes. Connect Bluetooth straps in Chrome. No extra receiver or app to install. Record sessions to review the results afterwards.
Open Pulz8 in Chrome and pair each strap or armband over Bluetooth. No hub, no extra app.
Link each strap to an athlete once. Pulz8 remembers it, with their own max heart rate and zones. On a personal account, your straps are yours automatically.
Put the board on a TV or laptop. Every athlete gets a tile with % of max heart rate, BPM and zone, readable from across the room.
Press Start session to record. When you end it, each athlete's session is saved with time in zone and heart rate over time.
Recorded sessions land in your history with the numbers that matter: duration, average and peak heart rate, and time in each zone.
Group time in zone, then every athlete side by side.
Their curve drawn over their own zone bands, with minutes in each zone.
Filter sessions by client and see how effort changes week to week.
Assignments are stored, so a paired strap shows the right name next time.
Add Pulz8 to your desktop or Android home screen and get reminders for your next session.
Free for one athlete
For athletes training by zone on their own.
€49 per month, for the whole gym
For coaches running HYROX, hybrid and group classes.
Or €490 a year. Every athlete included. Try it free for 7 days with no card, or book a 15-minute call and we'll set up your gym with you.
Windows, macOS, ChromeOS or Android. Safari, Firefox, iPhone and iPad can't connect to Bluetooth sensors from a web page.
Chest straps and armbands that broadcast standard Bluetooth heart rate, from Polar, Garmin, Wahoo, Coospo and others. Watches work if they can broadcast heart rate.
Connect the computer to a TV and the board fills the screen. Training alone, your laptop or phone is enough.
Put on your strap or armband, turn on Bluetooth, and check it here before you sign up.
Connection check only. No heart-rate readings are shown or saved.
Choose your monitor in the Bluetooth picker. We'll check the connection, then disconnect.
Pulz8 is a web app that shows live heart-rate zones from Bluetooth heart-rate sensors. It runs in Chrome or Edge, with no extra receiver or app to install. Gyms display the board on a TV during HYROX, hybrid and group classes. Individuals use it to train by zone. Record a session to review the results afterwards.
Any chest strap, armband or watch that broadcasts standard Bluetooth Low Energy heart rate. That includes most current straps from Polar, Garmin, Wahoo and Coospo. Sensors that only speak ANT+ do not work.
No. Open app.pulz8.com in Chrome or Edge and sign up. You can also install it as an app from the browser for quicker access.
Not yet. Pulz8 reads sensors through Web Bluetooth, which Safari, Firefox and every browser on iOS do not support. Use Chrome or Edge on Windows, macOS, ChromeOS or Android.
As many as your Bluetooth adapter can hold, typically 7 to 10 straps per adapter. The tiles resize to fit the screen.
Pulz8 is free for individuals. A gym pays €49 a month, or €490 a year, for the whole gym, however many athletes train with it. New gyms get 7 days free with no card. Book a 15-minute call to get set up.
Zones are percentages of each athlete's max heart rate: Z1 Warm Up 50-60%, Z2 Easy 60-70%, Z3 Aerobic 70-80%, Z4 Threshold 80-90% and Z5 Maximum from 90%. Max heart rate is the athlete's measured value, or estimated as 220 minus age. Zones can also be based on heart-rate reserve.
Yes. In Settings, turn your personal account into a team. Your profile and all your sessions stay.
Create a free account, pair a strap and go live in minutes. Or open the demo board first, no sign-up needed.
Get Pulz8 updates for HYROX and hybrid training gyms by email. A few emails a year at most.