Blood Pressure Diary BP Log

Your blood pressure diary, ready before the cuff deflates. BloodPress is a fast, private log for home blood pressure readings — type systolic, diastolic and pulse, and the entry is classified, charted and averaged before you put the monitor away. No accounts, no cloud, no pairing. BloodPress does not measure anything and never pretends to — it is the disciplined paper diary your doctor asked you to keep, rebuilt for iPhone: honest numbers, clear stages, and a report you can hand over at the next appointment. WHAT YOU GET • A reading logged in under ten seconds — systolic, diastolic, pulse, done • Every entry classified into Normal, Elevated, Stage 1 or Stage 2 the moment you save it • A 7-day average on the home screen, so one stressful reading never tells the whole story • Trend charts across weeks and months that show whether medication or habits are working • Context tags — morning, evening, before or after meds, left or right arm, seated or lying — so unusual numbers explain themselves • Morning and evening reminders, so the log your doctor sees has no gaps PERFECT FOR • Anyone recently diagnosed with hypertension and told to keep a log at home • Patients adjusting medication who need to show their doctor exactly what changed • Adult children keeping a record for a parent — separate profiles keep histories apart • Anyone measuring twice a day who wants trends, not a pile of scribbled numbers WHY NOT JUST USE A NOTEBOOK? A notebook cannot average a week, flag a Stage 2 reading, chart a month, or remind you at 7:30. And on appointment day, a notebook cannot turn ninety readings into a clean PDF report in one tap. BloodPress can. PRIVATE BY DEFAULT Readings are stored on your iPhone. No account, no sign-in, nothing uploaded. A PDF or CSV file leaves the app only when you tap export and choose where it goes. FULL ACCESS Unlock additional family profiles, side-by-side profile comparison and PDF and CSV export with Full Access — available as a Weekly, Yearly or Lifetime purchase. BloodPress is a logging tool, not a medical device. It does not measure blood pressure and does not give medical advice. Classification ranges follow commonly published guidelines; always rely on your doctor's interpretation. Take tonight's reading, log it in ten seconds, and start the record your doctor actually wants to see. Terms of Use: https://leanstudio.asia/terms-of-use Privacy Policy: https://leanstudio.asia/privacy-policy Support: [email protected]