BP Journal: Blood Pressure Log

Jason O

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this app

BP Journal app serves as a companion app to your home blood pressure monitor. The app lets you log your blood pressure readings, view trends, and send reports to your physician or professional healthcare provider. With multi-profile support, track blood pressure of other members of your family too.

Note: This app DOES NOT measure blood pressure. To measure blood pressure reliably, use a clinically-validated blood pressure monitor (with an inflatable cuff).

Features
● Log blood pressure and pulse readings using fast keyboard data entry
● Understand what the numbers mean and monitor blood pressure trends with statistics and interactive charts
● Send blood pressure PDF reports to your physician/doctor
● Set up reminders to take blood pressure measurements or medication
● Export or import blood pressure data in CSV format for easy data interchange with other applications e.g. Microsoft Excel
● Manage blood pressure records of multiple profiles (great for caregivers)
● Support for common blood pressure classification guidelines (ACC/AHA, ESC/ESH, JNC7, Hypertension Canada, WHO/ISH, NICE, and more)
● Keep your data safe with automatic backups to Google Drive
● Configurable measurement units
● Dark theme option
● Comprehensive online user guide

Privacy note
Your privacy is important to us. Your health data is never shared outside of the app without your consent.

Ratings and reviews

I really like this app! It gives me exactly what I wanted. Simply a convenient way to track blood pressure from day to day. Nothing more with ads and tracking, nothing less. Much thanks to the developer(s)! I happily paid not to get rid of the ads (non-intrusive, skippable, quite reasonable intervals) but to support the developer.

Very nice app for monitoring blood pressure. Data entry is a breeze and overall presentation is laid out nicely. Ads are full page, but not overly intrusive. Paid for the no-ad version, though. I would like to make a few suggestions for the developer's consideration: 1. On the Trend chart, use a different scale for pulse (farther below the diastolic reading). It may not be an issue for some, but in my case there's a lot of overlap with pulse & diastolic figures, which makes it hard to differentiate. 2. Also on the Trend chart, the last entry is partially cut off on the far right of the chart. 3. On the Distribution II chart, make the dots slightly smaller. This would help with overlap of many dots. These are minor issues in an overall excellent app. Highly recommended if you need to track your blood pressure. There are a lot of these types of apps out there, and I tried more than a few...this is the one I'm keeping.

I really love the ease of use of the app, the UI is simple and intuitive, and all of the data and charts offer visual feedback! But the ability to export this info into nicely organized CSV and PDF docs is the BEST! Perfect for my doctor visits. The ads do autoplay but they are not so frequent to be a nuisance. Typically, I use the app once a day.

What's new

Version 3.1.1:
• Updated app dependencies for improved stability and performance.
• New: Added value changed (in addition to percentage change) in "vs previous..." in Statistics.
• New: Added "vs previous..." column in PDF report.
• Fixed a certain display issue in the pop-up floating bubble in line chart.