My Blood Pressure Journal

My Blood Pressure Journal

Secure Digital Health Tracking

4.5K ratings
101 reviews
Free
In-App PurchasesWith Ads

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 16, 2018
  • March 16, 2026
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Easily log and analyze your blood pressure and heart rate readings with this secure digital health tracker. Keep notes, export data for sharing, and sync with Apple Health. Works offline for convenient tracking anytime.

Log blood pressure and heart rate
Add notes to readings
Export and share readings
HealthKit integration
Offline functionality
Secure local storage
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What's New in My Blood Pressure Journal

1.19

March 16, 2026

Check out the new Analysis tab that lets you see insightful trends about your readings and analyze reading within a custom date range.

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User reviews

Horrible app

I didn’t mind this app at first. It allowed me to keep track of my blood pressures. But the ads are unbearable. The banner ads at the top or bottom of the screen are tolerable. But every time you add a new reading or edit an old one, you immediately are bombarded with a full screen app that makes it difficult to close. Some of the other reviews mentioned users trying to add a new reading and it opened the last one. This is still happening despite the developer saying that these were fixed 4 years ago. It seems pretty ridiculous that I have to double check that a “new” reading is truly a new reading.
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Too many ads

Too many ads

Ads

The ads are terrible. Once one comes up I can’t figure out how to get out of it and back to the app. I close the app and restart. You are just entering number. This isn’t complex. I am going to find something else with less intrusive ads.

Ads

Way too many ads all the time. I can manage a couple of ads a day, but not every time I use the app.

Ads

Way way too many ads.

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Incorrect date and time on entries

Bug

App crashing and not opening

Bug

Subscription issues - ads not removed

Bug

Requested Features

4 requests

Ability to export data and share with doctors

Feature

Graphing and analysis features

Feature

Sync between devices

Feature

Customization options

Feature

FAQ

What does My Blood Pressure Journal do?

This app allows you to securely log and analyze your blood pressure and heart rate readings. You can add notes to each reading, export the data for sharing with healthcare providers or family, and sync your readings with Apple Health. It's designed to be a simple and easy-to-use digital health tracker.

What are the key features of this app?

Key features include the ability to quickly add blood pressure and pulse readings, keep detailed notes for each entry, export readings for easy sharing via text, email, or social media, and integrate with HealthKit to automatically sync data with your Apple Health account. The app also works offline, ensuring you can access your data anytime.

Is this app free to use?

The application is free to download and use, but it does offer in-app purchases. This means there may be optional features or content available for purchase within the app. The core functionality of logging and tracking your blood pressure is available for free.

What devices is My Blood Pressure Journal compatible with?

The app integrates with HealthKit, which is a feature of Apple devices. Therefore, it is compatible with iPhones and iPads that support HealthKit. It also works offline, meaning you do not need an internet connection to use its core logging and tracking features.

How can I use this app to manage my health?

This app is useful for anyone monitoring their heart health, whether they are dealing with hypertension, aiming to prevent it, or simply tracking their health as advised by a doctor. By logging readings regularly and keeping notes, you can identify trends and share this information with your healthcare provider to make informed medical decisions.