Description
Heart is a powerful blood pressure management app, helping you to obtain better control of your blood pressure by tracking key data that you can view in a journal or on graphs, send to your doctor, use to compute statistics, and much more.Note: the free version contains all vital features to help you track your blood pressure. It also features a 30-day trial of all features available in the Premium version. After the 30 days, you can still continue to use it, however the Premium features will no longer be available.
Key features include:
* A beautiful, intuitive user interface, making it a breeze to enter all your key data on a day-to-day basis.
* A complete data tracker, for monitoring a wealth of data: blood pressure, heart rate, custom medication doses, weight & BMI, exercise and notes.
* Enter multiple data at once: add blood pressure, rate, notes and reminder all in one go.
* Create and send e-mail reports to e.g. your doctor (including graphs). Sample: www.3qubits.com/heart/report.html.
* Advanced graphing options: view all your data over time on clean and beautiful graphs; view your BP distribution on pie charts; display BMI ranges on your weight graph; and much more...
* Compute meaningful statistics of your blood pressure values.
* An alarm system, for setting up alarms e.g. 2 hours after a meal.
* Supports lbs and kg; inches and cm.
* Backup and restore.
Keywords: Hypertension, High blood pressure, Hypotension
Joe
Aug 11, 2012 5:18:52 AM
Blood pressure It's nice to monitor!
Mari
Aug 11, 2012 3:25:57 AM
Q I loved this app until somehow stopped and It won't open. I can't access any of my data. Does anyone know how to get that info? I need my log for my doctor.
Bob
Jul 31, 2012 1:13:03 AM
Easy to use B. P. App. Nothing spectacular works as advertised. A decent app for tracking B. P. and keeping records of medications, if needed.
Linda
Jun 29, 2012 4:18:15 PM
Wonderful Makes keeping record much easier than writing in a log. Plus print out options make it so easy, quick and neater to read for doctors. Only complaint...would like medication page to show multiple medication entries to just check,without bringing down the other page. First time I used it..took forever to get second medication listed before I stumbled on finding how to enter a second med. Seriously thinking about purchasing full app.
Larry
Jun 24, 2012 8:31:02 PM
U loose data when u pay! I was willing to pay after free trial, but when I did I lost all my previous data. REFUND PLEASE!
Valerie
May 3, 2012 4:39:14 PM
Needs ability for multiple accounts I need to be able to keep up with my husbands and my BP...would love to see app with multiple trackings...otherwise, appears to be a good app..
Connie
Apr 2, 2012 3:05:44 AM
Sending reports Didn't realize it was only a trial app. Went to send it to my email so I could give to my doctor and they want me to pay $4.99. What a crock .
Dan
Apr 1, 2012 4:09:39 PM
On update some features were disabled LAME! the UPDATE disabled features that were in the free version!
Sabrina
Mar 31, 2012 11:27:29 AM
Wonderful app I have high BP. I printed out my report and gave to my doctor, as I have to log it morning and night. I would of rated 5 star if you could email medication journal and excercise journal. Also love the pie graph. I will purchase after trial is over but plz if possible add those features. Thank you.
massenz
Mar 30, 2012 8:54:58 AM
Very well designed Well designed UI and easy to use A few refinements would be appreciated to improve usability (especially on the graphing part) but it's overall extremely usable and, if all you do is to record your blood pressure to keep a good history, then it's hard to think a way to improve it. The paid (and 30-day free) version has the 'email me a chart' feature which is super-useful: it also displays very nicely on the Tablet, in HTML format and makes it worth the five bucks they charge. BTW - unsure if the folks protesting are just idiots, or the developer changed it, but it DOES WORK just fine after the first 30 days: only some 'premium' features are unavailable (which is only fair: it's clear that a lot of work has gone into it, and these folks deserve to be compensated for it) Ah, and in case there are any doubts: no, you can't use this to take your blood pressure LoL