I love this it's just if you want to know your blood pressure you need to be a pro which means you have to pay and also it does tell you your heart rate it's just you might to do a different finger or press hard on the camera but it's amazing and it also says it's normally good or bad and it tells you that if you have stress 😖 and all the other emotions I gave it a 4 because I wanted to see my blood pressure but it's amazing anyways you must get it if your reading this!!!!! 🐸🐸🐸

This app consistently monitored my blood pressure as being extremely low when I actually have high blood pressure. I believed the app and discontinued taking my blood pressure medication. When I went to my doctor and showed him how low my blood pressure, he said there's no such thing as an app that can take your blood pressure. He said I got scammed and that this is dangerous because I also got sick from having discontinued my medication due to the completely information this app was giving me. my doctor measured my blood pressure three times with his office equipment against this app three times in the same setting to prove it to me. He was right! Whoever has the property rights to this app needs to be taken to court and sued!!!

As a heart patient I need accurate heart rate and blood pressure readings to make medication decisions daily. I tested this app against my kardiamobile and wrist BP cuff (two additional devices that need to be carried around when I travel) and my readings using the camera on my phone were vastly lower than my external devices. Enough so that I may have made poor decisions. I wanted this to be close enough to rely upon it for the sheer convenience and ease, but I believe that if you have real medical concerns this app is not robust and accurate enough to be trustworthy. Unfortunately they don’t let you test it before making you buy it, which should have clued me in, but I really wanted it to work… back to my reliable devices I go.

I’ve been using an arm cuff to track my bp for a number of years due to hypertension. I purchased the Blood Pressure-Monitor Tracker app this past week to be able to make tracking my bp more convenient whether at home or away. The problems I’ve experienced with using the app with my iPhone are two-fold:1) the app has given me very high pulse readings (120 bpm for example, where my at rest pulse is normally between 52-65). Moments later the cuff reads my bpm at the above mentioned rate. This difference doesn’t inspire confidence in the app. 2) more importantly, the blood pressure readings most of the time are reading much lower than cuff readings. My bp meds have brought my blood pressure down to mid 120s systolic, whereas the app is reading between 90-95 systolic. Again, the readings are taken within moments of each other. I can understand that the cuff and tracking app will not be exactly in sync all the time, but which device should I have confidence in?