BP Capture

BP Capture reads the numbers on your own blood pressure monitor's display, so you don't have to type them. It doesn't measure blood pressure: take your reading with your monitor as usual, then point your iPhone's camera at the monitor's display.

HOW IT WORKS
• Take your reading with your home blood pressure monitor.
• In BP Capture, tap Activate Camera and point it at the monitor's display.
• BP Capture reads the systolic, diastolic and pulse numbers. It reads the display more than once and only fills in the numbers when two reads agree.
• Check each number against your monitor, correct anything that's wrong, and tap Log to Apple Health.

Nothing is saved until you confirm it. You can also type the numbers yourself.

YOUR READINGS IN APPLE HEALTH
Readings are saved to Apple Health as blood pressure and heart rate, next to your other health data. History shows your recent readings, and you can delete readings that BP Capture saved.

REPORTS
See your average systolic, diastolic and pulse for the last 7 or 30 days, with a chart of daily averages. Create a one-page PDF to share with your doctor.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
• Everything happens on your iPhone. BP Capture has no account, no servers and no analytics, and it never connects to the internet.
• Camera pictures are never saved.
• Readings are saved only to Apple Health, and only when you choose.

REQUIREMENTS
• iOS 27 or later on an iPhone that supports Apple Intelligence: iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max or a later model.
• Reading the display uses Apple Intelligence, so make sure it's turned on in Settings. While it's unavailable, you can type the numbers from your monitor instead.
• Designed for home blood pressure monitors with a digital display.

IMPORTANT
BP Capture is not a medical device. It doesn't diagnose, interpret or give advice about your readings. Always check the numbers against your monitor, and talk to your doctor before making any decisions about your health.