BP diary (self-monitoring) App Reviews

Quick and easy to use. I don’t get distracted or have too many things to click. Straight forward.

So simple, easy and free.

It’s a useful record keeper except there is no way to delete an entry if you make an error.

When I need a record of my blood pressure to report to my doctor this app makes it easy.

I tried another tracker which seemed to be more popular was switched to this app because it was far more reliable in capturing date and time. Could not be easier than this. I also love the reminder notification feature. I use an iBloodPressure device that sends readings directly to my doctor. I was only 50% compliant before using this app. Now I am 100% compliant.

The app is free, it’s simple to use, and it has a nice chart visualization and data export feature. I was using another app that destroyed the user experience with a terrible update. This does exactly what an app like this should do. The only thing I’d even consider changing is how long data is logged for. I see 30 days as the largest timeframe when looking at the report feature. I’ve only started using the app, but should I export my data every month or will it show >30 once that much data has

Es muy práctico

This BP tracker is excellent for an accurate record of your diastolic, and systolic pressure as well as your heart rate. Its will give your providers all the information needed to trend your daily, weekly, and monthly progress without paying for extra unnecessary services that comes with most apps. This is “just the facts”. The records can be downloaded, text or emailed.

Very simple tool, but efficient and handy for keeping records of BP readings✅

Great app, does what i need it to do without all the extras

This app has been fantastic. The only thing missing is if we could get a year long report or a report longer than 30 days.

thank you for Dark Mode! this is the best bp app, primarily because it has a notes section to comment on circumstances that may account for unusual readings. that’s so important!!

No ads, no crazy azz questions, no pay subscription. You enter systolic, diastolic, HR, note. It calculates MAP and automatically records time and date. Then displays everything in a log or graph. This app is 5 stars.

Just what I was looking for.

This is truly a wonderful application! At this age easy is better! Thank you for your hard work!

Does just what I wanted.

It is a great app to manually track BP. I wish I could find a way to track weight. I have to put weight in the notes.

Best app for recording my BP and able to submit to my PCP for review

I LOVE the simplicity of this app but just noticed it only keeps last 30 days of history. I’ll have to find something else. Need longer history storage.

Load and play right away no hoops. Very very happy

Super easy to log your BP and Pulse. Space for notes about how your feeling. Really like the fact that you can send to doctor easily.

No ads. Free. Takes numbers. Makes charts. Everything I need. Except… I’d like to give the creator a few bucks for making my life easier. I don’t know how to do that. Thank you. I’ve always wanted a chart of my bp readings. If there’s anything else I could add, it’d be more than 30 days of data, and maybe a way to separate morning/afternoon readings into separate charts or colored lines. But hey I’m happy with this one. Thanks!

The App is easy to use and is no-frills (I’m a little exhausted with all these all encompassing health apps). The frustrating part is that you cannot set the dates for the data export and cannot export more than 30 days prior to the current date via the pdf export. I’d rate this way higher if this was possible

Just what I need to have a log I can print out for doctors appointments or show on my phone to my Dr. There’s also a note section (swipe BP entry to left) where I can document extra info.

High blood pressure person here, thanks for making this app & make my day easier.

You do not have the ability to add any notes such as which extremity was used, what position you were in ( sitting, standing, lying), or other relevant information that could add context to the BP value

I which the chart went out further than 30 days.