Blood Pressure Tracker SmartBP
Track and manage blood pressure measurements
by Evolve Medical Systems, LLC
iPhone · iPad
Quick verdict
- What it is
- SmartBP is a blood pressure app that enables users to log, monitor, evaluate, and share BP reports using iOS devices and Apple Watch. It connects with Apple Health and allows users to store and access their blood pressure measurements anywhere and anytime.
- Best for
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- someone with hypertension
- someone who wants to track their blood pressure
- Not ideal for
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- someone who needs a blood pressure monitor
- At a glance
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- Free download · core features require a paid plan
- In-app purchases
- From $3.33/mo
Categories and search queries
Official categories
- Medical
- Health & Fitness
AppCorpus categories
Key functions
| Function | Availability | Access | Scope | Evidence |
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| Family Sharing | Yes | Unknown | App Store | Store published |
| Free app | Yes | Free | — | Store published |
| In-app purchases | Yes | Limited free | — | Store published |
| Subscription | Yes | Paid | — | Store published |
Screens
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Pricing & paywalls
App Store
- SmartBP Premium — $39.99/year ($3.33/mo) (derived from the IAP title)
Ratings & reviews
App Store
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5/5Works great; ideas for improving
I love this app. I just purchased the upgrade so i could track my wife’s data as well. A couple of things: 1. would like to be able to easily transfer data from one user to another as i forgot to go back to my user area and instead entered my data for several measurements into my wife’s data. 2. would prefer the weight data to remain the same once entered so i would not have to go back to the pinwheel each time to enter progressive data. Weight does not vary but by small amounts if at all so keeping it at the previous measurement until i enter the new data would also keep the charts more accurate if i do not weigh every day. 3. would like to see some of the tags on the main screen for my user data or maybe be able to show data for all users with tags delineating whose data is whose as comparison without having to use the filters. Overall i like this user friendly functionality. Terrific job !!!
sunnybrud · 30 Aug 2026
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4/5If you have big fingers or a smaller watch…
This app has a lot to offer. I like how you can add specific tags and notes per reading, scroll through previous readings, see them graphed, etc. The phone is much easier to use and navigate than the watch. On the phone, as soon as you add sys, it automatically moves to dia, then pulse, then weight, and finally tags and other useful information. HOWEVER, on the watch, you have to select each section individually. That’s a tiny screen. There are four individual spaces you must select before you can add data. And it won’t save until you have entered data for each space. If you have big fingers, it’s tedious work. The watch does show similar stats when you scroll through the screen. One way shows you an average and deviation for the sys/dia for the last month. The other way shows your most recent three data entries. It would make more sense if the first entry you saw was your most recent, though. It would make it easier to try to deduce what has personally or environmentally changed between the two readings to better understand their differences. You could always go to the phone to see the information, but it’s not immediately available on the data history. You need to select each entry individually to see tags and determine if you want to read corresponding notes. I really appreciate the ability to use the watch for data entry, but it’s more time consuming than just using my phone. (So I guess I just need to keep better track of my phone.)
Uh huh. · 30 Aug 2026
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3/5Basic but does the job
I’ve been using this app for a few years. It’s pretty basic but it does the job. Provides data numerically and in chart form which is helpful. My gripes include: 1/ Unattractive, bulky design. 2/ Awkward UI forces order of entry at beginning, so while I may have most of the data for the end of a reading, I can’t enter it until the BP is recorded at the very beginning. 3/ Creating history reports is limited and not intuitive. PDF format is fine but there are few options for saving/sharing destination. I’d like to save directly to Drive but it’s not an option. I have to email it to myself, then save to Drive from there. I get the option to send direct to doctor via email, but my doc communicates via a portal, not email. So it’s a 3-step process to save to my own files, and a 4-step process to share with my doctor. Screen data is displayed in color indicating optimal, normal, grade 1, 2, 3, etc. according to limit values, however, history reports are generated in BW (the SmartBP logo is in color, though), making it impossible to glean anything from a quick glance. But the charts come in handy as a remedy. Date range selection takes some getting used to - you have to adjust the year before month/day or your attempts are rejected w/o explanation. There are other little niggly things, but you’ll have your own after you use it for awhile. All in all, I think it’s the highest rated app for BP tracking - I would have rated 3.5 instead of 4 if I had the option - and I obviously haven’t 86ed it. Like I said, it basically does the trick.
StaMike · 30 Aug 2026
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1/5Type is super tiny!
I tried it, and then deleted it. The letters and numbers are minuscule and impossible for me to see without a magnifying glass. Looking at that big white screen full of blank space, I wonder why they didn’t use the space more intelligently. I am a senior citizen with new glasses last month, but I can’t comfortably read anything on the screen in this app without magnification or massive eyestrain. If the developers intended to make this app only for younger folks with 20/20 vision, fine,…but don’t write off all of the seniors and people with vision challenges who suffer with blood pressure and/or heart rate issues. I’m going back to my iPad Notes app where I can set the text size to a comfortable level, and simply input the readings on the keyboard. I use symbols to allow my doctor to quickly see where the HR was too low (🤍), the systolic or systolic was too low. or both were too low (🔻🔻). I have different symbols for hypertension, and this method has worked well for me. If you upgrade to a variable typeface, I may try again, as the graphing ability is a convenient feature. Even that was so small and faint , so I struggled to see it. Perhaps the developer should hire a vision challenged programmer to point out the sad inadequacies in this app and help to solve them.
Lacemaker 427 · 30 Aug 2026
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3/5Usability issues
I have been using the SmartBP app and wanted to share some feedback from a recent usability review. The app is helpful for tracking blood pressure, but I found a few areas where the user experience could be improved. It is easy to enter incorrect values, and the app does not alert the user right away. For example, I entered 10/10 as a blood pressure value, and the history section still labeled it as normal. Adding checks for unrealistic numbers would help prevent mistakes. It also takes several steps to move between readings and trend charts, so simpler navigation could make these features easier to reach. Important actions such as exporting or sharing reports are located in places that are not very noticeable, and making them easier to find would improve convenience for users. Clearer confirmation messages after saving or deleting readings would also help users feel confident that their actions were successful. Thank you for your work on this app and for considering these suggestions, as I believe these changes could make the app even more helpful and comfortable for users.
Hirel Patle · 30 Aug 2026
Privacy & accessibility
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Privacy
- Data Linked to You — Analytics — Usage Data — Product Interaction Developer declared
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Accessibility
- Dark Interface — SUPPORTED Store published
- Differentiate Without Color Alone — SUPPORTED Store published
- Larger Text — SUPPORTED Store published
- Voice Control — SUPPORTED Store published
- VoiceOver — SUPPORTED Store published
Versions
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10
We’re excited to share a new update with you! This version of SmartBP introduces Apple’s Liquid Glass design experience, including the ability to customize font sizes to your preference. We’ve also made several UI enhancements to improve the overall experience.
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10.1
In this version, we’ve introduced enhanced VoiceOver accessibility across all supported languages. We’ve also fixed an issue where widgets weren’t displaying current data, resolved UI issues on iPad and medication cards, corrected date formats in CSV import/export files, and improved the process for sharing blood pressure summaries.
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10.2
This update adds Mean Arterial Pressure (MAP) charts for better analysis. We’ve also fixed some UI issues, corrected summary averaging beyond one month, and resolved a few problems with weight charts.
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10.2.1
This update adds Mean Arterial Pressure (MAP) charts for better analysis. We’ve also fixed some UI issues with medication tracking, corrected summary averaging beyond one month, and resolved a few problems with weight charts.
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10.2.2
In this update, we’ve resolved several issues and introduced important improvements. We fixed a problem where the date and time were not resetting after adding a measurement, corrected weight units not syncing properly between the phone and Apple Watch, and addressed an issue where the Watch app was not appearing in complications. We also fixed onboarding screen clipping on smaller devices such as iPhone mini and improved the overall onboarding UI. Push notifications now appear correctly in Notification Center, and Mean Arterial Pressure (MAP) charts are now properly included in PDF reports. We’ve added the ability to customize weight and blood pressure record associations. For users who do not need to closely monitor their weight, BP records can now be associated with a weight entry within a 30-day window. Navigation in the Profile and Health Summary views has been improved, and we’ve introduced a new HRV vs. Systolic/Diastolic analysis chart so you can better understand the relationship between HRV and your blood pressure. Additionally, HRV is now displayed for the selected day in the Home heart rate summary charts, and you can customize PDF reports to include or exclude analysis charts.
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10.3
We’d like to thank our amazing community of users for the incredible feedback shared over the past few weeks following our recent UI updates. We truly appreciate your patience and continued support. In this version, we’ve fixed several issues including date/time not refreshing when the app remained open after adding a record, tag and AM/PM filters not working properly, and accessibility text clipping. We’ve also improved manual blood pressure data entry with better visibility, a modern experience, and clearer tag selection during entry. Additionally, the bottom navigation bar now collapses while scrolling to create more screen space, and we’ve restored the ability to add weight before entering a blood pressure record. Automatic system-based light and dark mode appearance is now also supported.
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10.3.1
In our latest update, we’ve added the ability to copy your data for analysis. We also fixed an issue in the Watch app where weight was being double-counted, restored the missing back button on the cloud signup screen, and resolved several UI issues affecting the onboarding screen and smaller devices such as the iPhone mini.
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10.3.2
We’ve resolved an issue that prevented data from being shared from history on older iOS versions.
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11
We’re excited to introduce a brand new Lifestyle section designed to help you build healthier daily habits and better manage your blood pressure. With the new Lifestyle feature, you can track simple, actionable goals across areas like nutrition, activity, sleep, and mindfulness. Stay motivated with daily tasks, earn points, and see how your habits may impact your blood pressure over time. The experience is personalized based on your health profile, helping you focus on what matters most for you. We’ve also improved Medication Reminders to make them more reliable and easier to use, so you never miss a dose. Update now and take the next step toward better heart health.
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11.1
In our latest release, we’ve addressed a potential issue where blood pressure readings may not sync with Apple Health on iOS 26.5. If syncing does not resume automatically, you may need to manually toggle the Systolic and Diastolic Blood Pressure permissions for SmartBP in Apple Health settings. We’ve also made improvements to the Lifestyle section of the app.
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11.2
This month, we celebrate 14 years of SmartBP, and we are truly grateful to all our users and supporters for trusting us as part of their health journey. In this update, we’ve introduced new systolic and diastolic heat maps for deeper blood pressure analysis, improved the top navigation experience on the History screen, and added Bluetooth connectivity support for A&D UA-810 and UA-910 blood pressure monitors. We’ve also enhanced the pregnancy blood pressure tracking experience, improved iPad UI layouts, and added support for tracking heart rate from Apple Health syncs on iPad. Additionally, this release fixes an issue where expanded horizontal charts were not rendering correctly, adds PDF report preferences on iPad, resolves an issue with updating active medication schedules, fixes persistent rating prompts appearing even after a rating or review was submitted, and includes several performance and UI improvements.
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11.3
· 18 Jul 2026
In the latest version of SmartBP, we added Bluetooth support for iHealth blood pressure monitors, improved connectivity with supported monitors - especially the A&D UA-810 and UA-910, enhanced Japanese localization throughout the app, fixed localization issues in Tag Manager, added a setting to disable rating and review prompts, and improved the activation of lifestyle goals.
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11.4
· 7 Aug 2026
In our latest update, SmartBP introduces 7-day AI-powered insights based on your blood pressure readings, tags, notes, lifestyle, and other relevant context—helping you better understand and manage your blood pressure. You can also add these AI summaries to your Lock Screen as widgets. We’ve also fixed several iPad-related issues and made additional minor improvements.
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9.5
We’ve enhanced the fonts and overall user experience throughout the app. Plus, we’ve got a brand-new logo! We’d love to hear your thoughts.
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9.5.1
In this release, we're excited to introduce Apple Intelligence integration—now you can log your blood pressure using Siri and Shortcuts for an even more seamless experience. We've also added support for Greater Goods blood pressure monitors and addressed minor issues related to notifications and dark mode UI.
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9.5.2
You can now record your blood pressure using Siri and Apple Intelligence — just use your voice! Speak to your iPhone or Apple Watch, and your BP will be logged automatically.
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9.5.3
You can now record your blood pressure using Siri and Apple Intelligence — just use your voice! Speak to your iPhone or Apple Watch, and your BP will be logged automatically.
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9.5.4
New logo. Let us know what you think!
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9.5.6
In this version of SmartBP, we have resolved issues related to PDF report generation, including incorrect labeling of charts, improper population of notes, and failure to generate the report. Additionally, we have fixed the fluctuating pulse values and crashes when adding medications in iOS 26
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9.5.7
In this release, we’ve resolved an intermittent issue where pulse rate values were missing, along with few compatibility issues affecting medication logging.
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9.6
Our latest release fixes dark mode issues and includes other basic UI updates.
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9.7
In this update, we’ve added localization support for Thai, Malay, Indonesian, and Ukrainian. We’ve also optimized several UI elements to ensure compatibility with iOS 26.
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9.8
In this update, you can now share your blood pressure summary directly from the Home screen with just a tap! We’ve also fixed an issue to ensure ads disappear once a purchase is made, enhanced CSV exports with measurement site and location data for better orthostatic hypotension analysis, and introduced a new referral program to reward you for sharing SmartBP with friends.
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9.8.1
In this version of SmartBP, we improved how tags are displayed when adding records, enhanced the heart rate card with several updates—including a Today/Yesterday selector and automatic axis scaling, added a safeguard popup to prevent accidental weight-unit changes, refined date and time formatting in CSV exports, fixed several UI text issues, improved localization across all languages, introduced a rewards program for all users, and resolved a few cloud-sync–related crashes.
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9.9
Apple Watch: • New Apple Watch screens for AM/PM summaries, high/low values, and 14-day averages Reports: • Added Health & Medical Summary that can be included in reports shared with your doctor • Customize PDF reports and email summaries, including BMI classification and measurement site details • Choose what to include so you can control report length Apple Intelligence: • Improved Siri App Intents for easier voice interactions Bug fixes: • Faster loading and improved defaults for Heart Rate cards • Fixed missing 3-month summaries • Resolved crashes related to medication logging and SmartBP Cloud sync • Improved performance, auto-completion, and minor UI fixes
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9.9.1
Apple Watch: • New Apple Watch screens for AM/PM summaries, high/low values, and 14-day averages Reports: • Added Health & Medical Summary that can be included in reports shared with your doctor • Customize PDF reports and email summaries, including BMI classification and measurement site details • Choose what to include so you can control report length Apple Intelligence: • Improved Siri App Intents for easier voice interactions Bug fixes: • Faster loading and improved defaults for Heart Rate cards • Fixed missing 3-month summaries • Resolved crashes related to medication logging and SmartBP Cloud sync • Improved performance, auto-completion, and minor UI fixes
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Availability by market
- US
Data quality & evidence
- Page completeness
- Independent summary published
- Last verified
- 30 Aug 2026
- Sources
- App Store