Health · Android

Track your blood pressure without the guesswork

Log readings on a tactile wheel, see what each one means the moment you enter it, and watch how your numbers move over time. Everything stays on your phone.

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Android 8.0+ Free Local only

BP Log dashboard showing recent blood pressure readings with color-coded AHA classifications and a trend chart

What it does

Tactile wheel input

Scroll separate wheels for systolic, diastolic, and pulse so entering a reading feels fast and precise, not like filling out a form.

Instant AHA classification

Every reading is labelled automatically: Normal, Elevated, Hypertension Stage 1 or 2, and more, so you always know where you stand.

Charts and history

See systolic, diastolic, and pulse trends across the last 7, 30, or all readings, each entry showing its classification at a glance.

Guided breathing

A built-in box breathing guide helps you settle before measuring, so your readings are as accurate as possible.

Daily reminders

Set a notification for your morning or evening reading and keep the habit going.

CSV export

Export your full history as a CSV to share with your doctor or keep as a personal backup.

Screens

The entry flow, trend charts, breathing guide, and reading history.

BP Log dashboard showing an overview chart and two recent readings with color-coded classification cards — The dashboard surfaces your most recent readings and an at-a-glance trend chart.

BP Log add entry screen with tactile scroll wheels for systolic, diastolic, and pulse values and live classification banner — Scroll-wheel input shows your classification in real time as you dial in your numbers.

BP Log history screen showing a systolic and diastolic chart with a list of timestamped readings and classifications — History plots your BP and pulse trends and lists every entry with its AHA label.

BP Log breathing exercise screen with an animated circle guiding a box breathing cycle — Box breathing before you measure helps reduce white-coat anxiety.

BP Log full reading history list with timestamps, mmHg values, and AHA classification labels for each entry — Browse the complete log with every reading, timestamp, note, and classification.

Questions

What classifications does the app use?

BP Log follows AHA/JNC7 guidelines: Normal, Elevated, Hypertension Stage 1, Hypertension Stage 2, and Hypertensive Crisis. Each reading is labelled automatically.

Is my data stored locally?

Yes. All readings are saved on-device only. The app has no network connection and your health data never leaves your phone.

Can I export my readings?

Yes. Export your full history to a CSV file at any time from the Settings screen and share it however you like.

Is this a medical device?

No. BP Log is a personal logging tool, not a medical device or diagnostic aid. Always consult a healthcare professional about your blood pressure.

Know your numbers

Daily logging that is fast, clear, and consistent, so you have the data when your doctor asks for it.

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