A blood pressure app
that isn't annoying.

Log your blood pressure in seconds.
$4.99, lifetime. No subscription. No ads. No account.

Download on the App Store
iPhone
iPad
Apple Watch
One Tap Blood Pressure welcome screen

See it in action.

Log a blood pressure reading in 10 seconds
Log in Seconds
Three fields and a save button.

Right from your wrist.

The Apple Watch companion app lets you log a reading without reaching for your phone. Three numbers, one tap save. Your readings sync instantly to your iPhone and iPad via iCloud.

Tap tiles to select, Digital Crown to adjust
iCloud sync across all your devices
Log a reading in under 10 seconds
One Tap Blood Pressure on Apple Watch
Blood pressure history grouped by day with colour coding
Track Your History
Colour-coded and grouped by day.
Blood pressure trends chart over time
See Your Trends
Weekly, monthly, and all-time views.

What it does.

Log in Seconds

Top number, bottom number, pulse.
Tap save.

See Your Trends

Colour-coded charts that make sense
at a glance.

Doctor-Ready PDF

A PDF your doctor can actually read.
No paywall.

Your Data Follows You

iCloud sync across all your devices.
Switch phones and everything follows.

Built for Real Eyes

Large numbers and high contrast
so you can read it without squinting.

Smart Validation

Won't let you save readings
that don't make sense.

I built this for my mum.

Her doctor told her to start tracking her blood pressure. She downloaded three apps. One made her answer 20 questions, then hit her with a $30/year paywall before she could even see what the app looked like. One wanted $7 a month. One locked the export behind "premium."

She just wanted to write down three numbers.

So I built her an app that does exactly that. Then I realised every person over 50 with a blood pressure cuff has the same problem. So here it is.

It shouldn't take five minutes to write down three numbers.

Pricing
$7-10/month subscription to log numbers
$4.99 lifetime. Forever.
First experience
20 questions, then a $30/year paywall before you even see the app
Open the app and log in 10 seconds.
Editing
Logged wrong? Too bad, can't edit.
Edit any reading, any time.
Readability
Tiny text designed for 25-year-olds
Large text and clear buttons throughout.
Doctor exports
PDF export locked behind premium
One tap PDF export, always included.
Older devices
Requires the latest iOS update
Works on iPhones and iPads from 2018+.
Your data
Lost all readings switching phones. "Backup is your responsibility."
iCloud sync. Switch phones. Everything follows.
Cuff companion apps
Frustrated with your cuff's companion app?
This one's simpler.
What you get.
One payment, yours forever
Ad-free, now and always
Works without an account
All data stays on your device
Open and start logging immediately
"She just wanted to write down
three numbers."

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does One Tap Blood Pressure cost?
$4.99 one-time purchase. No subscriptions, no in-app purchases, no ads. Pay once, use it forever. Every feature is included from day one.
What devices does it work on?
iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch. Requires iOS 17 or later, which supports iPhones and iPads from 2018 onwards.
Can I export my blood pressure readings as a PDF?
Yes. One tap generates a clean, doctor-ready PDF with all your readings, averages, and trends. No paywall, no premium tier. It's included.
Is my blood pressure data private?
Your data is stored on your device and in your personal iCloud account. We never see it, store it, or send it to third-party servers.
Do I need to create an account?
No. Open the app and start logging immediately. No sign-up, no email, no onboarding questionnaire. Just three fields and a save button.
What blood pressure categories does the app show?
Low, Normal, Elevated, High Stage 1, High Stage 2, and Crisis. Colour-coded based on American Heart Association guidelines so you can understand your reading at a glance.
One-time purchase
$4.99
Lifetime Access.

Download on the App Store

Available on iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch.

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