Blood Pressure App

Blood Pressure App

BP monitor & smart tracker

4.6K ratings
177 reviews
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 5, 2022
  • June 18, 2026

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Track, analyze, and share your blood pressure readings with advanced insights and AI-powered recommendations. Monitor trends, generate reports for doctors, and integrate with Apple Health for a comprehensive health profile. Includes features for glucose, temperature, heart rate, and wellness exercises.

Record and monitor blood pressure readings
Analyze BP trends with graphs
Multi-profile support
Generate PDF reports for doctors
Apple Health integration
Log glucose and body temperature
Heart rate monitoring via camera
AI-powered health insights
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What's New in Blood Pressure App

2.5.0

June 18, 2026

We’re constantly improving Blood Pressure Monitor to make tracking your health easier and more reliable. New & Improved Features: - Apple Health integration is now smoother and more user-friendly - Added Data Sources support and improved History navigation - Enhanced Blood Glucose Result experience - Easier and more intuitive profile management - Improved Blood Pressure measurement details for better insights - Minor UI and usability enhancements across the app Performance & Stability: - Improved overall app performance - Fixed minor bugs and UI inconsistencies - Enhanced app stability for a smoother and more reliable experience Thank you for using Blood Pressure Monitor!

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Subscription plans

USD 5.99 for Weekly With Trial

Weekly Subscription for BP Monitor

$5.997 Days
7 Days trial
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In-App Purchases

$99.99

Lifetime Subscription

Lifetime Purchase for Blood Pressure Monitor

User reviews

Bait and switch!

I had gotten this app may be a little over a year ago. At the time it was free and although I have been inconsistent in using the app, I pretty much decided to use it again due to the fact that my doctor wanted me to keep track of my blood pressure since it was showing being elevated.

NOW I see that my past info has been deleted after an update, and when I had to reenter my info, it didn’t allow for your complete DOB; yes, I was born in 1975, I just turned 50 in October. WHY does it have me at 51 already?! Because they only want you to enter in your birth year!
And this pay wall—! You guys actually want to be paid $7 weekly?! $40 monthly!? $100 for to have this for life!? Ridiculous! I will be looking at another app!😡
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Blood Pressure App

I find it way too difficult to get the app/phone to get to the point where I can get it to take a reading, even if I don't move my hand at all to take three in a row.

I tested the app's accuracy when I got my physical with inconstant results.

I installed a lens proector which might be contributing to my difficulty with getting the app to read me, but the lens protector stays!
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The eMail form is nonfunctional

Tried to reach out to the dev to discuss UI/UX concerns, as I am a fellow dev that is experiencing moderately impactful annoyances with the app, and the eMail form on their website is nonfunctional even in a “naked” web browser without any anti-malware, anti-spyware, and anti-adware protections. I cannot justify recommending this app if the authors are this hard to reach.
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Apple Health?

Where is it?

Massive downgrade of an update

Uses this app previously and it was perfect before the big update a few months ago. Was simple to use and it just did the job. Haven’t needs to use it for a little while, so have been unaware of the big update until today. Now, pretty much everything is locked behind in app purchases and banner adverts, which are ludicrous and you should be ashamed of yourselves for what you’re charging. The update is a massive downgrade to the experience that I used to get. I get the need to move to subscription based apps, and I have no issues paying for something that’s worth it, but sensible money. This is an example of yet another greedy developer that’s in it just for the money. And now it’s another deleted app. Won’t be using again.
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Reported Bugs

3 issues

App not loading or crashing

Bug

Data not syncing between devices

Bug

Last week of month missing from calendar

Bug

Requested Features

3 requests

Ability to set custom BP targets

Feature

Option to save body position and arm used

Feature

Implement biometric security

Feature

FAQ

What does the Blood Pressure App do?

This app allows you to log, track, and analyze your blood pressure readings. It provides detailed insights into your BP trends, supports multiple user profiles, and can generate PDF reports for your doctor. It also integrates with Apple Health and offers features for tracking glucose, body temperature, and heart rate.

What are the key features of the Blood Pressure App?

Key features include recording and monitoring blood pressure with timestamps, analyzing trends with graphs, multi-profile support, generating PDF reports, Apple Health integration, logging glucose and body temperature, heart rate monitoring via the iPhone camera, and AI-powered healthcare assistant insights.

How much does the Blood Pressure App cost?

The app offers a freemium model with subscription plans. Options include a weekly plan at $6.99 (with a 3-day free trial), an annual plan at $39.99/year, and a lifetime option for $99.99. Free trials convert to paid plans unless canceled 24 hours before the period ends.

Is the Blood Pressure App compatible with my device?

The application is designed for iOS devices. A clinically approved blood pressure monitor is required for taking measurements, as the app itself does not measure blood pressure directly. Always consult your doctor for any health concerns.

What are common use cases for the Blood Pressure App?

Common use cases include daily tracking of blood pressure for individuals managing hypertension, monitoring health trends over time, sharing data with healthcare providers, and maintaining a comprehensive health profile by logging other vital signs and engaging with wellness features.