BP Buddy is my most used APP  
By: waynensocal - Feb 6, 2009
Version: 1.4
After recently visiting the doctor, I was put on medication where I needed to monitor my blood pressure daily and keep a log to give to the doctor every four weeks. I found this application and started using it. It is simple to use, graphs my daily entries, displays my weekly/monthly averages, and I am able to email the graph and log to my doctor before my monthly visit. I now have a history of my daily BP and will be able to review it in the future. One feature I would like to see added, is to select the start/end dates for sending my BP report. Great job.

Well Crafted  
By: aharbert - Jan 19, 2009
Version: 1.4
For several years, I have been monitoring my blood pressure, pulse rate, and weight on a daily basis, recording the info on a paper log form I created. This app duplicates my log except for recording my weight, and it adds a useful charting function as well as email data backukp. The app is elegantly designed, very easy to use, and works great. Nice work! Now if a weight record were added, it would be everything I need rolled up into one package.

Fantastic App.  
By: Pigty - 01-Jul-2009
Version: 1.4
This is my favourite app of them all! It draws a graph of your pulse, blood pressure and stress levels so you can see how you are getting on as the days roll on. You can also see your average blood pressure, pulse and stress levels for the week, month and for all time. You can even e-mail yourself or your doctor your readings. This is a totally stable app that never crashes and will not let you down. If you don't have a blood pressure monitor at home you can still monitor your pulse and stress levels.

Fantastic App.  
By: Pigty - 01-Jul-2009
Version: 1.4
This is my favourite app of them all! It draws a graph of your pulse, blood pressure and stress levels so you can see how you are getting on as the days roll on. You can also see your average blood pressure, pulse and stress levels for the week, month and for all time. You can even e-mail yourself or your doctor your readings. This is a totally stable app that never crashes and will not let you down. If you don't have a blood pressure monitor at home you can still monitor your pulse and stress levels.

BP Buddy is my most used APP  
By: waynensocal - Feb 6, 2009
Version: 1.4
After recently visiting the doctor, I was put on medication where I needed to monitor my blood pressure daily and keep a log to give to the doctor every four weeks. I found this application and started using it. It is simple to use, graphs my daily entries, displays my weekly/monthly averages, and I am able to email the graph and log to my doctor before my monthly visit. I now have a history of my daily BP and will be able to review it in the future. One feature I would like to see added, is to select the start/end dates for sending my BP report. Great job.

Well Crafted  
By: aharbert - Jan 19, 2009
Version: 1.4
For several years, I have been monitoring my blood pressure, pulse rate, and weight on a daily basis, recording the info on a paper log form I created. This app duplicates my log except for recording my weight, and it adds a useful charting function as well as email data backukp. The app is elegantly designed, very easy to use, and works great. Nice work! Now if a weight record were added, it would be everything I need rolled up into one package.

Outstanding Application  
By: Johnny Forensic - Nov 22, 2008
Version: 1.2
BP Buddy is an outstanding application for its purpose. Everything is controlled by spin-wheel when possible, which makes for very quick and accurate one-handed entry. The graph function is well done and shows your blood pressure points within a colored chart representing low, medium, and high blood pressure levels -- at a glance, you can see how you're doing over time. You can even take a snapshot of the graph (included functionality -- you don't have to use the iPhone screenshot function). The only slight change I would recommend would be to put the "My Info" section either under "Settings" or over to the right, since the "Log" function is accessed most often and should be on the left hand edge, but if that's my biggest complaint, this is a fantastic piece of software. If you have the need to track your blood pressure, having your log ever-present on your iPhone is a fantastic idea.

review  
By: d in phx - Oct 31, 2008
Version: 1.0
I puchased another program first. it work fine but as i did my entering it was missing a place to log heart rate. and no place for notes. this program allows you to easily add BP hi/lo, heart rate and stress level.. The notes are key to me because there i can enter anything special: IE meal, exrercising, fasting etc. I monitor my blood sugar so I can put the reading in notes. it would be nice if it had blood sugar was in the program rather than thier new BS program then it would appear on graf. This is in no way a complaint, it would just be frosting on the cake. GREAT PROGRAM

Basic, but easy to use  
By: GBO Possum - Mar 19, 2009
Version: 1.4
While I would like it to have the option to record weight and meds, and I'd like to be able to edit previously entered data, I find it easy to use. I like the graphical display, and the emailing ability. The email function also provides a way of backing up historical data, because no doubt there is a limit to the length or quantity of history maintained in the iPod/iPhone.
The new price is better than what I paid too ;-) - my purchase timing was terrible!

keeps it simple  
By: agrfc10 - Dec 10, 2008
Version: 1.3
I looked at all the BP monitor apps and decided to go with this one based on the user reviews and advertised capabilities. My criteria for rating this was for a fast, simple process for entering the data as well as an easy way to view and download the data. On all counts this app is simple and very intuitive to use. The data screen (Chart) is easy to understand and I have the option of emailing the raw data to myself and/or my doctor; Or saving a screenshot in my pictures folder. I might suggest a feature (with an on/off toggle) where you could set up a reminder email to check your BP based on a time frame or on a lapse of time from your last entry.

Basic, but easy to use  
By: GBO Possum - Mar 19, 2009
Version: 1.4
While I would like it to have the option to record weight and meds, and I'd like to be able to edit previously entered data, I find it easy to use. I like the graphical display, and the emailing ability. The email function also provides a way of backing up historical data, because no doubt there is a limit to the length or quantity of history maintained in the iPod/iPhone.
The new price is better than what I paid too ;-) - my purchase timing was terrible!

keeps it simple  
By: agrfc10 - Dec 10, 2008
Version: 1.3
I looked at all the BP monitor apps and decided to go with this one based on the user reviews and advertised capabilities. My criteria for rating this was for a fast, simple process for entering the data as well as an easy way to view and download the data. On all counts this app is simple and very intuitive to use. The data screen (Chart) is easy to understand and I have the option of emailing the raw data to myself and/or my doctor; Or saving a screenshot in my pictures folder. I might suggest a feature (with an on/off toggle) where you could set up a reminder email to check your BP based on a time frame or on a lapse of time from your last entry.

Excellent app - just a couple o issues  
By: rogerjth - Dec 2, 2008
Version: 1.2
I have used and compared all 4 main BP charting/reporting apps Including BP Buddy Lite). This one is the best, and not just only because it does allow for multiple entries per day as well as notes. The overall functionality and layout of the app are just what's needed for it to be useful. Couple of small issues/suggestions: I am having trouble emailing my entire log (over 170 readings over 3 dozen days) - I only get about 2 dozen actual readings (last ones) in the email report. I have reported the issue to the app creators, and they answered my query promptly and are looking into the problem. I do need full email capability to get the log out of the iPhone and print it (Q: does iPhone backup function actually backs up BPBuddy data?). As for the suggestions: perhaps allow for viewing/emailing a range of log entries (by dates); also, allow for log graph display flexibility as well, aside from basically 10 days graphed at a time (makes for rather cluttered graph if each day includes several entries). Great average functions as per latest update. Overall, great app.
- Roger T

Not a bad little app.  
By: dhayman - Oct 21, 2008
Version: 1.0
After reviewing the specs on all the blood pressure apps, I decided to try this one in spite of the higher price and lack of reviews because it allows multiple entries on a single day. I admit I also like the looks of it. It does collect your personal data like competitors, then you can record your blood pressure, pulse, and stress level. Each entry allows the addition of a note so if you want to put changes in meds or circumstances, you can. The graphing is really nice and it has the good areas and undesireable areas clearly marked, which is very helpful. Overall it's a very user friendly app that does what it's intended to do pretty well. I have no need personally to email the data to anyone but I have had times in the past when it would have been nice. What I would like to see added in a future update is the ability to track whether you took your meds that day or not, and have that show up at the bottom of the chart by day under the graph point for that day. I am experimenting with lifestyle modifications so I would like to be able to track blood pressure on meds vs off meds. It would also be nice to be able to follow changes in bp with specific meds or by doses of meds. For the price, that would be very nice. It's a good app though, and it doesn't seem to have bugs so far as I can tell. Give it a try!

I'll buy just about anything these guys write.  
By: BellBP - Sep 23, 2009
Version: 1.4
Glucose Buddy was the best technical thing that ever happened to my diabetic, non-techie husband. Not only does it help him track his blood sugar, it also introduced him to the web and email - something I wasn't able to do by myself over the last 25 years. So it was a no-brainer for me to buy this app for him to track his blood pressure. Keep up the good work, guys!

Fits my needs perfectly  
By: mschwart - Aug 8, 2009
Version: 1.4
I had to submit a review when I saw some other comments. I have been using this app to track my bp since last November and it has done everything I need it to do. I have multiple logs per day going back to 11-14-2008. I have had no problems with it at all. I wish all my other apps worked as well.

I use mine daily  
By: Kevin33040 - Aug 5, 2009
Version: 1.4
to keep track of my blood pressure, and heart rate trends. The information can be emailed or printed for the physician. It's really nice to have, and if you have high blood pressure, then get this to take control!

Best free app  
By: Gofogofi - Jul 18, 2009
Version: 1.4
Don't listen to the previous disgruntled person, that's probably why they have bp issues! It's easy to use keeps tracks of your readings nicely with graphs and averages

Great  
By: Arcoms - Jun 30, 2009
Version: 1.4
This is a great program. The best part is it emails results to you or your doctor

Very Useful  
By: TAFletcher - Jun 14, 2009
Version: 1.4
This app is very user friendly and entering data is a snap. A great app. Cudos for making it free.