Vital Logs: BP logs & trends

Vital Logs turns everyday vital signs and activity data into a personal health record you can understand at a glance. Capture a reading when it happens, look back when it matters, and export a clear history when you choose to share it with a healthcare professional. Record in the way that feels natural: Life moves quickly—logging should not slow you down. Vital Logs offers three easy ways to capture measurements: - Record by Photo reads values shown on blood-pressure monitors, thermometers, and weight scales. Record by Photo is available on devices that support Apple Intelligence. Supported devices and available features may vary by device, operating system, language, and region. - Record by Voice lets you speak multiple measurements in a single entry, making it easy to log readings without typing each value. - Manual Entry lets you enter measurements directly by text whenever you prefer. Record blood pressure, pulse, body temperature, blood oxygen saturation, weight, height, and more. See the bigger picture: A single reading is only one moment. Vital Logs helps you return to your records as a clear, personal history. Browse entries in lists and calendars, compare daytime and nighttime blood-pressure records, and explore statistics, scatter plots, charts, and summary values. These views make changes over time easier to review and help create export reports that healthcare professionals can quickly understand. Make your data work for you: Your health data should be useful wherever you need it—not limited to a single app. Apple Health integration lets you bring Vital Logs records together with data from compatible apps and services. Use your own records in the tools you choose, build a more complete picture over time, and share data only when you decide to. With Vital Logs and Apple Health, your health data remains yours to use, review, and connect in ways that fit your life. Vital Logs is a personal health-record app. It is not intended for medical diagnosis, treatment, or emergency decision-making. If you have health concerns, consult a qualified healthcare professional.