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Version 1.19 · 2026-03-16
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The store currently lists version 1.19, updated 2026-03-16.







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A simple and easy to use blood pressure app for keeping a secure log of all your readings. Also, It works whether you're connected to the internet or not.
Stop using pen and paper to track and share details about your heart's health. Use My Blood Pressure Journal to monitor, log and analyze your blood pressure and heart rate. Also keep important notes related to each reading. All readings and information are securely stored locally on your device. So, you can be assured that your data is not vulnerable to potential data breaches on the web.
My Blood Pressure Journal also integrates with HealthKit, meaning you can automatically push all your readings to Apple Health.
Key Features:
- Add blood pressure, pulse / heart rate with just a few taps.
- Keep notes for each reading.…
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Check out the new Analysis tab that lets you see insightful trends about your readings and analyze reading within a custom date range.
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