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

This is an excellent app to track your blood pressure and weight. I appreciate that it asks about cuff location and body position (whether seated, lying down, etc) and provides a place to make detailed notes. I always comment about things such as if I was deep breathing to relax, when I last had a drink of water, before or after workout, etc. It supports multiple profiles and you can Import and Export your data to either CSV or PDF formats. Paying the nominal fee to remove ads was a no-brainer.

This is a nice little app for recording blood pressure. Let's you choose cuff arm, standing, sitting, time of day. Easy to edit a reading if you put it in wrong. Allows you to add blood oxygen, weight, glucose. You get an ad (mostly pretty short) after you save a blood pressure reading, but that's pretty much it for ads. I just edited a bunch of readings and did not get any ads. Shows statistics in a couple of different formats over quite a few time frames. It's clean, easy to use.

It's okay. I like that I don't have to put in personal info or create an account to use it. Now a few weeks into using it, I get an ad before I can save the results, and the app won't let me close out of it even when it prompts me to. I have to close the app entirely just to get out of the ad. I understand ads make it free, but it's counterintuitive when the app basically freezes up the app, and it's up to date too so I know that's not the issue. Very annoying.

What’s new

Version 4.3.3:
• Added ESC 2024 to supported list of blood pressure classification guidelines.
• New installs in certain European regions will now default to ESC 2024.
• Updated dependencies.