BP Monitor: Blood Pressure Log

Your pressure spiked on Tuesday. So did the weather. BP Monitor is the only blood pressure tracker that draws your readings and barometric pressure on one chart, so you can see the connection with your own eyes. TRACK IN SECONDS Add systolic, diastolic and pulse with three quick dials, then one tap to save. Attach a note, fix a typo later, delete a bad entry. No account to create, no forms to fill. KNOW WHERE YOU STAND Enter 138 over 88 and the app answers instantly: Stage 1 high blood pressure, shown in orange. Six clinical categories, from Low to Hypertensive Crisis, use the same ranges your doctor does. No googling "is 138 88 bad". SEE THE WEATHER CONNECTION Swipe back through your history and watch two lines move together: the day the atmosphere dropped and the evening your numbers jumped. The app reads the chart for you and sums it up in plain language, like why a cold snap can add 5 to 10 mmHg to a reading. GET WARNED BEFORE THE SWING BP Monitor scans barometric pressure hour by hour and marks every day with a sharp swing, including days still ahead in the forecast. A rough day stops being a surprise. YOUR DATA, EVERYWHERE Readings sync securely to the cloud. Reinstall the app or switch phones and your full history is waiting for you. BUILT FOR DAILY USE * Fast entry: three dials, one tap to save * Full history, grouped by day * Smooth, endless chart: swipe through months * Zoom between 1, 2 and 3 day views * Notes on every reading: medication, stress, salty dinner * Light and dark mode WHO IT IS FOR * Anyone with hypertension or elevated blood pressure * Weather sensitive people who suspect the forecast affects how they feel * Caregivers logging readings for a parent * Anyone whose doctor said "keep a log and bring it in" IMPORTANT BP Monitor does not measure blood pressure. Use a validated cuff, then log the numbers here. The app is not a medical device and does not replace professional medical advice. Always consult your doctor about your readings. Download BP Monitor and turn scattered numbers into a story you can actually read.