Vitals Diary
Blood pressure & glucose sync,
About
Automatically syncs blood pressure, glucose, and weight readings from the Health app. Manually log readings with ease or measure heart rate using your phone's camera. Set custom ranges and receive reminders for medications and check-ins.
What's New in Vitals Diary
1.2.0
October 24, 2026
• New: weight logging (kg/lb), also from Apple Health • Free CSV spreadsheet export • Bigger, full-screen layouts on iPad • Small fixes and updated Terms of Use
MoreSubscriptions & In-App Purchases
Monthly
Full access to trends. Billed monthly.
FAQ
Does Vitals Diary have ads?
No, Vitals Diary is ad-free. The app is designed with privacy in mind and does not contain advertisements.
How does Vitals Diary sync with the Health app?
Vitals Diary connects to the Health app once via the Settings menu. It then automatically imports blood pressure, glucose, and weight readings that your monitor already sends to Health, without any manual input required.
Can I log readings manually in Vitals Diary if I don't have a connected monitor?
Yes, Vitals Diary offers several manual logging options. You can use a step-by-step entry with large wheels and text, a quick one-page form, or a full-screen layout on iPad. It supports detailed tagging for blood pressure, glucose, and weight.
What are the Premium features in Vitals Diary?
While the core features are free, Premium unlocks 30 and 90-day trend charts for comprehensive checkup cycles. Basic 7-day trends are available for free indefinitely. Premium also provides access to your full history.
How often is Vitals Diary updated?
The latest version of Vitals Diary is 1.2.0, which was last updated on October 24, 2026. Updates typically include bug fixes and feature enhancements to improve user experience.
What is the pricing for Vitals Diary Premium?
Vitals Diary offers two subscription plans for Premium access: a monthly plan at $6.99/month with a 7-day free trial, and an annual plan at $39.99/year with a 7-day free trial.
Is Vitals Diary suitable for older adults or those with accessibility needs?
Yes, Vitals Diary includes a 'Setting it up for a Parent' mode. This mode features large type, high contrast, and touch targets sized for older hands, making it easier to set up and use for elderly individuals.
Does Vitals Diary interpret my health readings?
No, Vitals Diary does not interpret your readings. You can set your own upper and lower ranges for blood pressure, heart rate, and glucose. Entries outside your set ranges will be marked, providing a simple comparison to your chosen numbers.
