Easily track, graph, and store your blood pressure readings. Understand your trends with clear charts and AHA category sorting. Set goals, receive reminders, and share summaries with your healthcare provider.
2.0.6
October 29, 2026
What's new in 2.0.6 - Updated screen sizes and organization to support the iPhone Duo. - Updated support text on pairing screen. - Connection bug fixes and improvements.
MoreNo, ADC @Home is ad-free. It does not contain advertisements, allowing for an uninterrupted user experience focused on health tracking.
ADC @Home itself does not measure blood pressure; it relies on compatible ADC blood pressure monitors for readings. The app then accurately logs, graphs, and categorizes these readings based on American Heart Association guidelines.
ADC @Home pairs over Bluetooth® with the Advantage Connect® 6024N upper-arm monitor and the Advantage Connect® 6115 wrist monitor. These monitors support features like MAM Advantage™ averaging and irregular-heartbeat flags.
Yes, ADC @Home is built for the whole household. You can create multiple profiles, allowing each person to track their own readings privately and separately.
The app was last updated on October 29, 2026, with version 2.0.6. This indicates a commitment to ongoing development and support for the application.
ADC @Home allows you to sync your blood pressure readings to Apple Health. You can also import your history from a CSV file and export clear summaries for sharing.
Yes, ADC @Home is designed for everyone. It offers full VoiceOver support and Dynamic Type, making it accessible and easy to read for all users.
No, ADC @Home is not a medical device and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. It is a tool to help you record and understand your blood pressure readings, and you should always consult your healthcare provider.
