BP Sync

Your blood pressure, in Apple Health, automatically.

Take a reading on your Bluetooth monitor. BP Sync saves it to Apple Health with your pulse, every time.

Coming soon to the App Store

BP Sync showing a reading of 125 over 78, pulse 81, marked Elevated

Press Start. That's the whole routine.

BP Sync connects the moment your monitor wakes. As the cuff inflates you see the pressure rise on your iPhone, then the reading arrives: systolic, diastolic, pulse and any irregular heartbeat warning.

Readings stored on the monitor while your iPhone was away come across next time.

BP Sync while measuring: cuff pressure 131 and a message, Measurement in progress

See where every reading falls.

Each reading lands on the American Heart Association chart, from Normal to Stage 2, so a number means something at a glance.

Trends run from a week to a year. Pinch to zoom, and the dashed lines show the healthy target of 120/80.

  • Normal
  • Elevated
  • Stage 1
  • Stage 2
  • Crisis
Trends: two weeks of readings averaging 125 over 76, with target lines at 120 and 80

Ready for your doctor.

A PDF with your averages, morning and evening, highest and lowest, and a chart of every reading. Share it before an appointment or print it.

The 7-day home check guides you through two readings a minute apart, morning and evening, with a countdown. Add your medications to compare your average before and after a change.

View a sample report (PDF)

Included in BP Sync Pro

Sample blood pressure report: average 125 over 76, morning and evening averages, and a chart of readings

Yours, and no one else's.

No account, no ads, no tracking. Your readings stay on your iPhone and in Apple Health. The developer never sees them.

Read the privacy policy

7-day home check result: home average 124 over 75

Works with your monitor

BP Sync works with Bluetooth monitors that use the standard blood pressure service, including many from Yuwell, A&D, Beurer, Microlife and Omron. The app searches for yours and tells you whether it's compatible before you rely on it.

Withings, iHealth, Qardio and Xiaomi monitors use their own protocols and aren't supported. Their own apps can save to Apple Health.

Free to sync. Pro when you want more.

Saving to Apple Health, your history and the category chart are free. BP Sync Pro adds the report for your doctor, the 7-day home check, medications, trends beyond a month, reminders, Home Screen widgets and more than one monitor. Buy it once, or subscribe yearly with a week's free trial.

BP Sync isn't a medical device and doesn't diagnose. Talk to your doctor about your readings.