Your cuff takes the reading. SteadyBP keeps it.
Type in the three numbers from your cuff. SteadyBP shows the range in plain words, averages your mornings and evenings, and makes a clear PDF for your doctor.
Type three numbers. That's the whole log.
A big keypad moves from the top number to the bottom number to pulse by itself. Add the arm, position, tags or a note if you like.
A second reading within 10 minutes counts with the first as one session, so double readings never skew your averages.
The range in plain words, not color alone
Every reading shows its American Heart Association category by name: Normal, Elevated, High · Stage 1, High · Stage 2 or Severe, with a small range bar under it.
If numbers look unlikely, SteadyBP asks you to check them before saving. It never blocks you.
A clear PDF report for your doctor
- Averages for all readings, mornings and evenings
- How many readings fell in each range, a 30-day chart and every reading
- Your medications, if you want them on it
- Share, save to Files or print. Export everything as CSV any time.
Keep a log for the people you care for
Add up to five more people. Each gets their own readings, medications and report, and a switcher at the top of the screen shows whose log you're in.
Medications get a simple "Took it" button and optional reminders. No dose or interaction checking.
No account, no ads. Your readings stay yours.
Readings stay on your iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch and in your own private iCloud. We have no account system and can't see them.
The app sends us only anonymous crash reports and anonymous usage counts, never your readings. Read the privacy policy.
SteadyBP doesn't measure blood pressure and isn't medical advice. Talk to your doctor about your readings.