BP diary (self-monitoring)

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4.9of 5 · store
8,073ratings on the App Store
257reviews read

An editorial reading of the saved reviews

BP diary honestly does one thing: it lets you quickly log blood pressure and pulse and show it to a doctor, with no ads or tricks. People praise the clean interface and easy entry but hit a 30-day ceiling on reports and no sync across devices. For a manual diary it's one of the best options in the niche.

What people use it for

People who measure their pressure with a cuff themselves and want to keep tidy records to show a doctor.

What reviews praise

Clean and pleasant interface, easy entry, PDF export for the doctor, no ads, free

What reviews complain about

Reports and charts only cover the last 30 days, no sync between iPhone and iPad, can't track multiple people, few notes per reading, can't bulk-delete entries

What users experience

6 excerpts from the breakdown. These are individual cases, not a verdict on all users.

Another great additional would be to type in your measurements instead of the slider.

I could not edit a date after posting had to switch to another app, lost all entered data

I’ve got 3 weeks of bps on a paper log how do I add them to this? It appears you only have this app set to “today”

reports and graphs can only be generated for the past 30 days. Developers: please add the ability to generate longer reports with all data

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 would like to track both my mother and myself. There is no way to track multiple users. THIS IS USELESS.