
Choose your ECG report
Have your existing ECG ready as a clear image or PDF.
A clearer understanding of your heart starts with a human expert. Upload your ECG and receive a signed, easy-to-understand report.
Not for emergencies. Call 911 for emergency care.



FROM YOUR REPORT TO EXPERT REVIEW
Start with an existing ECG image or PDF. A cardiologist reviews the tracing and explains it.

Have your existing ECG ready as a clear image or PDF.

Upload the image or PDF, then add your symptoms and relevant details.

Receive a signed report with an explanation and recommended next step.
Every KALBI ECG Report is written and signed by the reviewing board-certified cardiologist. It explains what your ECG shows in plain language and what to do next.
Illustrative sample report. Download and sharing are available inside the app.
Dr. Khaji is a board-certified cardiologist (ABIM, Cardiovascular Disease) and a Fellow of both the American College of Cardiology and the Heart Rhythm Society. Every report Dr. Khaji reviews is read from the actual ECG tracing and carries Dr. Khaji’s digital signature.
A CLOSER LOOK
From your first upload to your saved reports, everything has its place.

INSIDE THE APP · ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE
Two quick questions give your cardiologist the context to write a more personal, useful report.
IMAGE OR PDF. READY FOR REVIEW.
Upload an existing ECG document. Kalbi does not connect to wearable devices or record an ECG.
Photograph your printed ECG or choose a saved image. Keep the complete tracing visible.
Choose an existing ECG PDF from your files and submit it for review.
DEVICE COMPATIBILITY
Coming in future updatesUpload an export from your watch or ECG device. No new hardware needed.
Planned for upcoming updates. These device options are not available yet; currently, upload your ECG as an image or PDF.
Supported models and availability will be confirmed when each update is released.
We store your ECG, the symptoms you report and your signed reports. They are encrypted during transmission and while stored, and only you and the reviewing cardiologist can access them. You decide when to download or share a report.