Blood pressure, finally understood.

Blutdruck. Endlich verstanden.

The BP Log data list on iPhone, each reading colour-coded by its WHO classification.
118/76mmHg
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Entering a new reading in BP Log: systolic, diastolic, pulse, weight and a note.
< 100 / < 60
100–119 / 60–79
120–129 / 80–84
130–139 / 85–89
140–159 / 90–99
160–179 / 100–109
≥ 180 / ≥ 110
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Cockpit statistics card with min, average and max values and the WHO classification donut. The new Time in Range and Circadian Pattern cards in the Cockpit. The Summary diagram overlaying systolic, diastolic, pulse and weight.
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Dipper
SYS DIA
150 120 90 60
SYS 143 DIA 88
Page one of the generated PDF report: classification charts and full statistics. A later page of the PDF report: Time in Range, Circadian Pattern, the summary line chart and the detailed table of every reading.
PDF CSV
Import and export settings with Apple Health sync and Hilo PDF import.
BP Log on iPad: the Cockpit lays Statistics, Classification, Time in Range and Circadian Pattern out side by side.
The selected BP Log app icon