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About HealthLog: Blood Pressure Log

HealthLog — A Simple, Pro-Grade Health Tracker for Chronic Care Track blood pressure, glucose, weight, and medications for yourself and your family — in one place. All data stays on-device or in your private iCloud. Never sent to any third-party server. — What's New in v2.0 — [Vitals Tracking] • One-tap entry with automatic classification (Chinese/WHO or ACC/AHA 2017) • Glucose: fasting, post-meal, random — auto in-range detection • Auto BMI calculation with smart interpretation • Pulse logged alongside BP for full cardiovascular view [Medication Management] • Multiple medications, 1-3 daily reminders each, fully customizable • One-tap mark as taken or missed • 7-day adherence rate with visual progress • Compare BP averages on med days vs off-med days to see real efficacy [Smart Health Assistant — fully on-device, no network calls] • Daily Brief: yesterday's BP, weight, glucose interpreted in plain language • Weekly Summary: averages, in-range rate, key trends • Trend Prediction: linear regression based on last 14 days • Personalized Recommendations across BP, weight, glucose, medication • Correlation Analysis: tag × BP, weight × BP, medication × BP [Family Profiles] • Separate profiles for parents and family members • All views switch in sync when you change profiles [Visual Trends] • BP / weight / pulse / glucose charts with touch-and-drag detail • BP distribution pie chart, activity heatmap • Period comparison, advanced scatter chart (Pro) [Reports & Export] • PDF health report: send to your doctor or print for clinic visits • CSV import / export (Pro) • Apple Health two-way sync [More] • Dark / Light / System appearance • English / Chinese language toggle, independent of system language • Home Screen Widget: today's BP, adherence, daily brief at a glance • iCloud sync: zero migration when switching devices, encrypted backup [Subscription Terms] HealthLog Pro offers monthly and yearly auto-renewing subscriptions, plus a one-time lifetime purchase. Subscriptions auto-renew 24 hours before the end of the current period. You can cancel anytime in your App Store account settings. Any unused portion of a free trial will be forfeited when you purchase a subscription. [Privacy & Disclaimer] The health data and recommendations in this app are for general reference only and do not constitute medical advice. Consult a qualified healthcare professional for personal medical guidance. Terms of Use (EULA): https://same4869.github.io/app-012-HealthLog/terms.html Privacy Policy: http://xsame.cn/app-012-HealthLog-privacy/iOS/privacy.html

What’s new

Version 2.6 · Updated October 20, 2026

v2.6 highlights: 1. BP time-of-day analysis (Pro): morning, day, evening, night averages with 7-day deltas 2. BP control grade badge: understand your 30-day control at a glance 3. PDF health report upgraded with time-of-day analysis and control grade 4. Smart tag suggestions based on current time and reading values 5. Data Checkup: scan for duplicates, extremes and outliers without tags 6. New inline lock screen widget shows latest BP next to the calendar

App privacy

The developer, 迅 王, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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