# Best blood pressure log apps for iPhone (2026) > For most iPhone users, Apple Health is the free starting point and can export a blood pressure PDF; SmartBP suits people who want a dedicated blood pressure app that works with any cuff on iPhone, Apple Watch and Android; OMRON connect suits owners of an OMRON Bluetooth monitor. HealthLog fits people who measure more than one thing at home: it keeps blood pressure, blood sugar, weight and pulse in one diary, with notes and tags on each reading, charts, reminders and PDF or CSV reports, and it needs no account. mySugr is the pick if diabetes logging with meals and carbs is your main job. Every app here logs readings; none of them diagnoses anything, and your doctor interprets the numbers. HealthLog's Premium needs a subscription or a lifetime purchase. Updated 2026-11-02 by ODEL. Disclosure: ODEL makes HealthLog; other apps are listed on their merits. | App | Best for | Platforms | Price | Store rating | |---|---|---|---|---| | Apple Health | iPhone users who want a free, built-in log | iOS | Built into iOS | n/a | | SmartBP | A dedicated blood pressure app for any cuff, across devices | iOS, iPadOS, watchOS, Android | Free to download | 4.5 (61,079 ratings, 2026-11-02) | | HealthLog (ODEL) | Blood pressure, blood sugar, weight and pulse in one diary | iOS | Free to download | 4.3 (6 ratings, 2026-11-01) | | OMRON connect | Owners of an OMRON Bluetooth blood pressure monitor | iOS, Android | Free to download | 4.7 (104,103 ratings, 2026-11-02) | | mySugr | People whose main job is diabetes logging | iOS, Android | Free to download | 4.7 (33,531 ratings, 2026-11-02) | ## 1. Apple Health: best for iPhone users who want a free, built-in log - Built into iPhone at no cost - Blood Pressure Log exports a PDF - Health Sharing with family members Limitations: - iPhone only - Sharing with clinicians depends on the health system Link: https://www.apple.com/health/ Sources: https://caringvillage.com/blog/caregiver-tech/best-blood-pressure-app/ ## 2. SmartBP: best for A dedicated blood pressure app for any cuff, across devices - Works with any cuff by manual entry, or syncs from Apple Health or Google Fit - PDF or CSV reports and multiple profiles - Available on iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Android Limitations: - Some features need Premium, a yearly subscription - Its App Store privacy label mentions tracking-related data Link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/blood-pressure-tracker-smartbp/id519076558 Sources: https://caringvillage.com/blog/caregiver-tech/best-blood-pressure-app/ ## 3. HealthLog: best for blood pressure, blood sugar, weight and pulse in one diary - Choose which measurements to track: blood pressure, blood sugar, weight, pulse - Notes and tags on each reading, history and charts - PDF and CSV reports generated on the device, plus measurement reminders - No account needed; entries saved in an encrypted file on the device, optional iCloud sync and Apple Health access Limitations: - iPhone only; no Android or Apple Watch app - No direct Bluetooth cuff sync listed; readings are typed in or read from Apple Health - Premium needs a subscription or lifetime purchase, and the app has few ratings so far Link: https://www.odel.dev/app/healthlog Sources: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bp-glucose-diary-healthlog/id6745119487 ## 4. OMRON connect: best for owners of an OMRON Bluetooth blood pressure monitor - Syncs readings automatically from OMRON Bluetooth monitors - Free tier includes history and sharing; Premium has a 30-day trial Limitations: - Only OMRON Bluetooth models sync - Listed for the U.S. and Canada Link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/omron-connect-us-can-emea/id1166317885 Sources: https://caringvillage.com/blog/caregiver-tech/best-blood-pressure-app/ ## 5. mySugr: best for people whose main job is diabetes logging - Logs glucose, meals and carbs, with device syncing and rewards - Data can be shared with healthcare providers Limitations: - Reports, reminders and coaching are in paid Pro; the free version includes ads - Some users find the app complicated Link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/mysugr-diabetes-tracker-log/id516509211 Sources: https://healthify.nz/apps/m/mysugr-diabetes-tracker-log-app, https://kimola.com/reports/unlock-insights-with-our-mysugr-app-feedback-analysis-report-app-store-dk-155770 ## How we chose - Works with your monitor: any cuff by manual entry, or a specific brand's Bluetooth sync - Report formats you can hand to a clinician (PDF, CSV) - Which measurements it covers: blood pressure only, or also sugar, weight and pulse - Context on readings: notes, tags, reminders - Account and data storage requirements - Pricing model: what is free and what needs a subscription ## Questions ### Which app can track blood pressure and blood sugar together? HealthLog keeps blood pressure, blood sugar, weight and pulse in one diary and lets you choose which to track. Apple Health also stores several measurement types. mySugr focuses on diabetes, and SmartBP and OMRON connect focus on blood pressure. ### Which blood pressure apps work without a Bluetooth cuff? SmartBP and HealthLog accept manual entry from any monitor, and Apple Health lets you enter readings by hand. OMRON connect is built to sync OMRON Bluetooth monitors. ### Which app gives me a report for my doctor? Apple Health exports a blood pressure PDF, SmartBP exports PDF or CSV, and HealthLog creates PDF and CSV reports on the device. In mySugr, reports are part of the paid Pro tier. ### Is a blood pressure app better than a paper log? An app such as HealthLog, SmartBP or Apple Health adds charts, reminders and exportable reports; a paper log like the American Heart Association's printable sheet needs no phone. Either way, write down readings the way your doctor asks.