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I am new to blood pressure tracking. I found this when I went looking for an app to help me track my blood pressure. I do like the app but there are some changes I would like to make to it it would make it absolutely perfect. The sliding entry system well easy to use I don’t like as much as being able to enter the numbers myself in an easy to use format because my blood pressure goes all over the place. And well a slide will be at 1:10 after one use it can go up to 155 when I need to adjust it for the next use which isn’t really convenient.

This is OK to keep a record of your blood pressure but I don’t like that you’re not able to just type in your systolic and diastolic and you’re forced to use the dial. But the main thing I don’t like is that the notes are hidden. In order to see your notes (ie. L Arm, after walk) that you made on that particular entry, one has to go in like your editing the entry then click the Notes tab at the top to see what you wrote. I wish notes were displayed underneath the blood pressure entry. I’m starting to look for another app that is better.

Overall this app is fine. But the PDF reporting leaves a lot to be desired. While the report will include details of each reading taken during the day, the charts average out the day’s readings. Example, BPM at 112 for one at rest reading. But because others that same day were 70’s - 80’s the high BPM is lost on the charts that my doctor will give a quick look. Graph needs to have option to show the spread of readings for the day. Not show just an average chart point at 89 BPM for that day. Only having a point for the average of all the readings for the day dilutes the data and has given my doctor a need to question the chart data sent. So lately only sending the report with each reading. And that doesn’t show trends as the graph would. A chart like the stock market hi/lo/close style would be much more helpful for a doctor to quickly pinpoint issues that a single averaged point does not.