BP Logs - Blood pressure tracking app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Sensky Ltd.
First release : 18 Dec 2009
App size: 1.52 Mb
*****Top Paid Medical Application in 18 countries!*****
Easy to use blood pressure logging tool in the App Store!
BP Logs helps you log high blood pressure, and keep track of your blood pressure readings. You can also help your doctor choose treatment with this app.
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To use BP Logs, simply measure your blood pressure and pulse, and then, you can log your data in just a few seconds. BP Logs keeps record and calculates your systolic and diastolic blood pressure and pulse. For older people, we provide a magnifier in the app UI just for them to see the numbers.
KEY FEATURES：
♥ Easy data input by finger sliding, no need to use keyboard to enter any data.
♥ We even provided a magnifier in this tool! (Please see the screenshots)
♥ Elegant UI just like a real gauge, also, theres a small light indicating your blood pressure is normal or not.
♥ Green light stands for normal, and red light stands for not normal.
♥ Multiple readings in one day.
♥ Blood pressure logging can be customized and be able to change the date during the record.
♥ Visual reading of blood pressure and pulse trends as charts. If you have a high reading, there will be a prompt.
♥ Easily exported to CSV format and can be send to your doctor by email.
*This application is a information logging tool ONLY, and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Be sure to consult your doctor for informed medical advice about your blood pressure and health.
Latest reviews of BP Logs - Blood pressure tracking app for iPhone and iPad
Bought this app, freezes on the opening screen and doesnt work one bit.
design is so well. so user friendly,thanks a lot
My uncle needs it.
I have bought a number of BP apps. But I hate the data input type that I need input numbers from keyboard one by one. But, this one is excellent! I need not input numbers from keyboard. I really like it.
Its hard to enter the numbers using the bubble. Its too sensitive and moves around too easily to get exact numbers in. Unless you have the steady hands of a surgeon, keep looking.