Cardiomate: Blood Pressure

Cardiomate: Blood Pressure

BP Log · AHA Zones · No Ads

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  • Released
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  • February 24, 2026
  • August 18, 2026

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Blood pressure tracker built for the morning routine. Log systolic, diastolic, and pulse in about 30 seconds. See where you land on the AHA category scale — Normal, Elevated, Stage 1, Stage 2, Crisis. One reading. Every morning. Clear trends, not single numbers. Cardiomate is a calm hypertension log. The morning number matters. The pattern matters more. Watch your weekly band tighten — or not — and bring a clean chart to your doctor. Free, no ads, no account, no data sold. WHY CARDIOMATE • Free. No ads. No subscription. No account. • 30-second logging. Systolic, diastolic, pulse. Done. • AHA category zones with the AHA source baked in. • "How to measure" guide — 7 evidence-based steps so every reading is one you can trust. • Trend band chart. 7, 30, or 90 days at a glance. • Every reading, kept. Export a clean PDF history to share. • Full offline. Your data stays on your device. THE LOOP 1. Log your morning blood pressure. 2. See which AHA zone you landed in. 3. Watch the band on day two, day seven, day thirty. WHAT YOU GET • Hero reading card with systolic, diastolic, pulse. • Dual-line trend chart with systolic + diastolic bands. • History list, every entry tagged with its AHA category. • How to measure — step-by-step guide from the American Heart Association. • Daily tip. Short. Earned. • Optional morning + evening reminders. • Full offline. PDF + CSV export. ABOUT THE NUMBERS Categories follow the American Heart Association (AHA) guideline ranges. Cardiomate is not a medical device and does not replace a blood pressure monitor or a clinician. Use it to log readings from your cuff and to show your doctor a clearer picture than a single number. PRIVACY Your readings stay on your device. No sign-up. No tracking. Nothing sold.
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What's New in Cardiomate

1.4.3

August 18, 2026

One screen fewer between you and the app. • The first launch no longer asks you to tick boxes. Continue, and you're in. The Terms of Use and the Privacy Policy sit right under the button, open inside the app, and are always in Settings. • Steadier under the hood: this build reports its own crashes, so a failure on your phone stops being invisible to us. Still no ads, no account, and no subscription.

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