Getting Started

If you've just signed up or are using the app without logging in, you won't see any charts yet. There aren't any data points. Enter them using the New Entry button.

To record a measurement, simply enter the values. The date and  time are pre-filled with the current values, but can be changed at any time to add past readings. You can use the on-screen keyboard or a "picker wheel" to enter the data.

When you enter values with the picker wheel, the previous  average value is used as the default. That means you'll often only need to make a few adjustments.

If you use a Bluetooth blood pressure monitor, compatible devices will transfer the readings automatically.

You can optionally add a comment and mark a measurement to be ignored in the  analysis. That's useful, for example, for readings taken immediately  after strenuous activity.
If you enter only a comment without other values, it will be saved as an event.

As soon as a reading is saved, the chart will be displayed. It only becomes really useful, of course, once you have several readings saved.

You can choose which time period is shown in the chart. Below the New Entry button you'll see information about the total number of recorded readings and the time range currently displayed. You can change these values.

Quick-access buttons are available for the last 7, 30 and 90 days. A single click selects the corresponding time range.

You can also edit recorded values later. Under the chart you'll find the list of individual readings. Click the row you want to change and the edit screen will open.