Keep readings together
Record systolic and diastolic pressure, pulse, notes, date and time in one personal history.
- Edit or delete earlier readings
- Search by notes or measurements
- See your latest reading at a glance
Features
Blood-pressure readings are only one part of the picture. myBPhealth aligns readings and selected health events by date so you can notice trends worth discussing, while keeping diagnosis and treatment advice separate.
Record systolic and diastolic pressure, pulse, notes, date and time in one personal history.
Review blood-pressure and pulse history next to health context recorded on the same dates, without claiming one caused the other.
Record medications, symptoms, appointments and notes beside your readings.
Keep medications, symptoms, appointments and other health events beside your readings for a more complete timeline.
On a supported iPhone or iPad, save values you enter and show recent activity, sleep, State of Mind and Apple Watch high-heart-rate events in your Timeline.
Create a paginated report of your averages, readings and notes to print and take to an appointment.
Attach local reminders to timeline events and review upcoming reminders on a paired Apple Watch.
One timeline, clear sources
myBPhealth labels each source so you can see where a piece of context came from. It does not combine the data into a diagnosis, prediction or treatment recommendation.
Record medications, symptoms, appointments and notes, then review them alongside readings from the same period.
Stored as part of your personal myBPhealth record.When you choose to share a completed medication ritual from myDailyTasks, myBPhealth adds a dated medication event to the Health Timeline.
Only the completed medication ritual is shared; everyday tasks are not copied across.With permission, the Timeline can show workouts, daily steps, sleep stages, State of Mind entries and Apple Watch high-heart-rate events around the same dates as your readings.
This context remains in Apple Health and is not copied into myBPhealth local records.On a supported iPhone or iPad, you can choose to store blood-pressure and pulse measurements entered in myBPhealth in Apple Health. With permission, the Health Timeline also shows available workouts, daily step totals, sleep duration and recorded REM, deep, core and awake time, State of Mind entries, and Apple Watch high-heart-rate notification events from the last 30 days. State of Mind entries can include a daily mood or momentary emotion, its pleasantness classification, selected feelings and related areas such as health, family or work. Heart-rate event rows include the Watch notification threshold and your 30-day Apple Health average when available. This is date-aligned context rather than diagnosis, clinical sleep scoring, a mood assessment or emergency monitoring. Imported information remains in Apple Health and is not copied into myBPhealth local records.
When you opt in to share a completed medication ritual in myDailyTasks, myBPhealth imports a dated medication event into the Health Timeline. It lets you see that event near your readings and other context. It does not import your task list, infer adherence, or turn a completion into clinical advice.
All features included
Unlimited readings, complete history, every Insights period, provider reports, up to 12 reminders, CSV export, Timeline records, and optional Apple Health access are included.