KardioLog app for iPhone and iPad

KardioLog is a pulse & blood pressure monitor created by cardiologists. Add readings to track high blood pressure and monitor your heart health. For completely free!

Track your health for 3 weeks to see your personalized analysis!

- Analysis of health anomalies
- Simple blood pressure monitor
- Quick add for your readings
- Dangerous trends alerts
- Complete heart health monitoring

Add your readings and access them in the app anytime, anywhere. Blood pressure, pulse logs and graphs will be ready - just show them to your doctor.

Why KardioLog?


This bp monitor lets you track all the key readings:
- blood pressure (bp),
- pulse,
- weight and BMI,
- leg swelling,
- shortness of breath,
- physical activity - Automatically retrieves from Apple Health after the user gives consent for the integration.

Plus, quick entry makes registering simple and fast.

Our bp monitor is created especially for patients with high blood pressure and heart disease who need to log readings regularly. Thats why, stats and bp log are very clear and easy to check.

Did you know that weight gain, together with increased breathlessness or swelling, could be a sign of water storage? This condition can lead to a pre-infarction condition.

That’s why, you can easily monitor your weight and additional ailments in our bp monitor.

With regular reminders you will easily remember to log bp and pulse.
Also, this bp monitor offers a medication reminder so that youll never forget to take medications regularly.

Patients with heart failure, hypertension or arrhythmia require full heart health monitoring, especially blood pressure and pulse. KardioLog is the easiest bp log app that helps to monitor them.

KardioLog is completely free. With no ads.

Read more: https://kardiolog.app/
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Note: This bp monitor is not intended for medical use. It supports a patient, however it does not replace professional medical advice. Also, this bp log app does not measure pulse or blood pressure. For the exact results, always use a medical pressure gauge.