
Blood Pressure Diary & Reports
Log, Charts & Pulse Tracker
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BP Diary is a simple, privacy-first blood pressure tracker. Log your readings in seconds, spot trends with clear charts, and share a clean PDF with your doctor — no account, no cloud, no subscription required.
LOG A READING IN SECONDS
• Wheel-picker input for systolic, diastolic, and pulse — no keyboard required
• Record arm (left/right), body position, and how you feel
• Add a free-text note to any entry
• Edit or delete readings at any time
UNDERSTAND YOUR DATA
• Smooth line charts for SYS, DIA, and pulse over 7, 30, or 90 days
• Filter by time of day — morning, afternoon, or evening
• Mean arterial pressure (MAP) summary with explanation
• Configurable alert thresholds so out-of-range readings stand out
• Date-grouped journal with time-of-day filters and a date range picker
NEVER MISS A MEASUREMENT
• Daily reminders at any time you choose — works fully offline
• No internet required to schedule or receive reminders
SHARE WITH YOUR DOCTOR
• One-tap PDF report covering 7, 30, or 90 days (or a custom date range)
• Export all your data to CSV — open in Excel, Numbers, or any spreadsheet
• Import readings from another app's CSV export
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
• All data stays on your device — no account, no cloud sync
• Works completely offline
FULL ACCESS (one-time purchase, $1.99)
Unlocks CSV export, CSV import, and PDF report generation. Everything else — logging, charts, reminders, and the journal — is free, forever.
This app is not a medical device. Always consult your doctor about your blood pressure readings and treatment.
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What's New in Blood Pressure Diary & Reports
1.4.0
August 22, 2026
• See one arm at a time. The Journal, Graphs and the PDF report now share a Both / Left / Right selector, so you can follow each arm's history on its own. It appears once your diary holds readings from both arms. • New "Left vs right arm" card in Graphs: each arm's average side by side, with the difference between them. • Export a PDF report or a CSV for a single arm. The file name now carries the arm, so a left-arm export no longer overwrites a right-arm one.
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