Blood Pressure Diary

Health & Fitness AI Lab

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About this app

Note that this app DOES NOT measure the blood pressure. Please use FDA-approved blood pressure monitor (i.e., BP monitor) to measure BP reliably

Control high blood pressure (i.e., Hypertension) with our app!

Simple and Easy to use blood pressure app
1. You can easily log and track systolic, diastolic and pulse by just swiping your finger
2. You can easily add your tags (e.g., irregular heartbeat, cuff location like left/right arms, seated/reclined)
3. You can easily search your data (e.g., by date, tags, and bloodpressure zones)

Fully integrate with blood pressure zones
1. Automatically calculate bloodpressure zone
2. Support all blood pressure zones (i.e., Stage 1 and 2 Hypertension, Prehypertension, Normal, Hypotension)
3. Helpful to monitor and control your blood pressure and health
4. Easy-to-use for BP monitoring and tracking app

It’s ALL FREE
1. No restrictive feature (e.g., unlimited csv export)

Beautiful material UIs
1. Statistics with graphs and charts (e.g., average, minimum, maximum)
2. Interactive UI for blood pressure zones
3. Simple, but very effective UI

Support auto backup (> Android 6.0) and free csv export
1. Send your bloodpressure data to your physician or doctor
2. Also record heartrate and heartbeat

* Blood pressure (BP) monitoring/tracking and heart rate are very important for health. You can start managing your bloodpressure and heartrate now by using our blood pressure app, especially high bloodpressure or low blood pressure patients.
* According to American Heart Association (AHA), normal range of blood pressure are Systolic 91 ~ 120 mmHg and Diastolic 61 ~ 80 mmHg. Please enjoy our blood pressure (BP) log and tracker app.
* We'd appreciate your valuable feedback. Please, report bugs or request features to [e-mail].

Ratings and reviews

Love it! Simple to use, free and no ad interference. Love having the stats. One thing I'm not so happy with, is that the cut off points between stages are not very discerning. For example a reading of 121/75, which is barely above 120 is showing as pre hypertensive the same way a reading of 139/80 would. That's quite a difference. However, I guess the cut off needs to be somewhere, and the real numbers and the overall average are also displayed, so it's not a big issue.

The app reliably keeps track of blood pressure and presents the data graphically. It's easy to use and ads presented are relatively unobtrusive. Data presented can be restricted to the current month or week. To filter further, you can export the data to a spreadsheet. I wish the app could filter results by time of day. It would also be helpful to filter results by a historical date take rather than always showing the most recent.

This app is so simple to use. Just enter your numbers and click the button and it adds to a log. You can export the log as a csv file so you can bring it into a spreadsheet program. The app also shows you a graph of your data. It categorizes your numbers based on hypertension levels. The best part about this app is that the ads are unobtrusive. Just a little banner across the top, no pop ups.