When I initially installed this app a few months ago, the information about the app specifically stated that no data of the user was collected. I’ve been so pleased with its performance that I today decided to do a review, although I rarely review any apps. I was dismayed to see that now the information about the app reflects that the developer has not advised Apple regarding the user data collected — I’m guessing this changed with the update a while ago. I have found this app extremely helpful and would be happy to pay a nominal fee to use it, but unless it is soon reported to Apple that no data of the user is collected, I will have to delete the app. (This would have been a five star rating before I discovered that data might at present be collected from my phone by the developer.)

Like many I like the interface of this app, it’s the easiest to record my BP. After recording BP for 2 months, I tried to pull the data. You can’t, it will only share the last 30-days. So everything older than a month is locked in the App. Since it does not connect to the Health App, I can’t get the data that way either. Worse for me, since the app was easy, I used it as a log for my symptoms and other health data.No updates for over a year, no privacy disclosure in the App Store. Besides name and BP, the app collects this Usage Data:When you access the Application by or through a mobile device, we may collect certain information automatically, including, but not limited to, the type of mobile device you use, your mobile device unique ID, the IP address of your mobile device, your mobile operating system, the type of mobile Internet browser you use, unique device identifiers and other diagnostic data ("Usage Data").

The app is free, it’s simple to use, and it has a nice chart visualization and data export feature. I was using another app that destroyed the user experience with a terrible update. This does exactly what an app like this should do. The only thing I’d even consider changing is how long data is logged for. I see 30 days as the largest timeframe when looking at the report feature. I’ve only started using the app, but should I export my data every month or will it show >30 once that much data has been logged?

I’ve been searching the App Store for the ability to plot various health data. I had a great solution in place, but the author got tired of supporting the general-purpose LogsAll plotting app. This one does an OK job of plotting just BP data. It has a nice clean user interface for data input. I would love to see some improvements, before relying on this app: 1) It only plots 30 days of data; not very useful when you only measure every month or so; 2) It needs to allow data input for multiple people in the household; 3) Data needs to be saved in iCloud; 4) I don’t see a way of exporting the data, which will be crucial, when I finally find a better tool for this function. Manually transcribing the data is such a terrible option these days. Still, not a bad interim tool…