The primary goal of the study is to use the Arduino Nano board to construct an initial Internet of Things (IoT) heartbeat tracking system. A key component of the network's distribution of large, intelligent devices that interact through customers is the Internet of Things (IoT). As the article discusses, a model or system for heartbeat surveillance was created designed to use suitable ECG AD8232 sensors to gather data and show metrics, including heart rate measurements. Data that has been captured is retained on the SD card of the Arduino Nano board, and customers can access it whenever they want. Relevant information is shared with a specific client mail service and recorded in a database containing precise time and date employing Thing Speak. Databases or distant apps are able to acquire the values that were collected. The saved data can then be shown graphically, such as on a serial display. Over the past few decades, heart disorders have become more common, and many individuals pass away from related illnesses. A little, handy chip called the AD8232 is implemented to gauge the electrical responses of the heart.