Home BP Log - Pressure Tracker

Log your blood pressure in seconds and turn it into a clean A4 report you can print or send.

Home BP Log is a simple blood pressure log for people who measure at home, morning and evening. Type the three numbers from your monitor and the app keeps the rest organized: daily averages, morning versus evening, and a table and chart you can share as a PDF.

HOW IT WORKS
- Measure with your usual home blood pressure monitor
- Tap Log BP and type systolic, diastolic and pulse on a big number pad. It moves to the next box by itself
- Morning or evening is picked from the time you measured, and you can change it
- Pick a period and share a PDF, images or a CSV file

FEATURES
- Three numbers, a few taps: a large keypad and no scroll wheels
- Pulse is optional
- Morning and evening averages kept separately, plus your highest and lowest readings
- Charts for a week, a month or three months, with a daily average line and every reading as a dot
- Details when you need them: where you measured (home, clinic or other), arm, posture, before or after medication, and a note
- Family profiles: keep separate logs for yourself and your parents on one phone and switch with one tap
- Full history with the year on every date. Edit or delete any reading, with undo
- Your own limits: set systolic and diastolic limits, and readings above them are highlighted
- A4 PDF report with a summary, a chart and a full table, ready to print or send
- CSV export for spreadsheets and backups
- Works offline. Your readings are stored on your device

WHO IT IS FOR
- Anyone who records blood pressure at home every morning and evening
- People managing high blood pressure (hypertension) who want to see changes over time
- Families who keep separate logs for themselves and their parents on one phone
- Anyone replacing a paper BP journal with a simple tracker that works without an internet connection

IMPORTANT
Home BP Log is not a medical device. It does not measure blood pressure or diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition. It only records and organizes readings you enter from your own blood pressure monitor. Consult a qualified healthcare professional for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

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