BP Journal: Blood Log Pressure

Keep every blood pressure reading in one place, ready to show your doctor. This app is a log book for people who check their blood pressure at home. You read the numbers on your own cuff and type them in. The screens are plain and the numbers are big, so they are easy to read. What it helps with: - Paper slips get lost. Your readings stay in the app, sorted by day, with the time and date. - Small print is hard to read. Pick a bigger text size in Settings and the whole app grows. - It is easy to forget. Set reminders for the morning, the afternoon, the evening, or the night. Snooze one if you are busy. - Your doctor wants to see the numbers. Make a clean PDF report, then print it or send it. You pick the dates, the country your doctor is in, and the language on the page. - You may track it for a spouse or a parent too. Add a profile for each person. Every profile keeps its own log and its own report. - A high number is scary. If a reading is very high or very low for the ranges used in your doctor's country, the app tells you and asks you to take another reading and get in touch with your doctor. - You may need the numbers somewhere else. Send them out as a CSV file, save a backup file, or turn on Apple Health. Also in the app: - Your 7 day average and a 30 day summary, worked out for you. - Simple charts for 7, 30, and 90 days. - Tags like "after a meal" and a note box on each reading. - Sample readings you can look at first, then take out. Your readings stay on your device. You choose what to share. Walk into your next visit with the whole story in your hand. This app does not measure blood pressure, does not connect to any blood pressure monitor, and does not diagnose or treat any condition. Always seek your doctor's advice in addition to using this app and before making any medical decisions. Full access requires a paid subscription, with a 7-day free trial. A one-time lifetime purchase is also available. Terms of Use: https://bppulselog.com/terms