BPPlus for Watch

Name: BPPlus for Watch
Rating: 2.7 (117 reviews)
Author: Airwire products.

By: Airwire products. App

Overview

Version:

2.0.10

Last updated: 2022-09-24

Ranking

#175,579 ▼ 464

Overall

Features & Capabilities

BPPlus for Watch is a Chrome extension that lets you register blood pressure readings from your Apple Watch into your health log. It does not measure blood pressure itself; it provides a fast entry path to log measurements and store them with your health data, using a polished Digital Crown UI for easy input.

Main features include adding BP data via the watch and a smooth Digital Crown interface for quick entry. Note: Apple Watch does not measure BP; BPPlus simply records readings captured by compatible devices.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Data Privacy & Security Education

By:

Airwire products.

Rating:

2.70

(117)

Version:

2.0.10 Last updated: 2022-09-24

Version code:

852401227

Creation date:

2015-06-25

Compatible devices:

Size:

7.49MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-24

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Ranking

# 175,579 ▼ 464

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Developed by:

Airwire products.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bpplus-for-watch/id1001203372

Website:

http://airwire.jp/

User Reviews

BPPlus for Watch does not measure BP; it mainly logs readings and exports them to Apple Health. Users repeatedly cite missing dashboards, data not saving or syncing, and connectivity issues between iPhone and Apple Watch, plus post-update glitches. Some positives note easy Health integration and Thermowatch Plus synergy for tracking trends, but overall reviews are dominated by usability, reliability, and value criticisms (including loud ads).

Pros

Easy to log BP readings and other vitals to Apple Health from the Apple Watch, enabling trend tracking.
Integration with the Thermowatch Plus app, making vitals entry convenient.
Allows storing doctor readings in Apple Health for long-term trend monitoring.

Cons

Does not measure blood pressure; requires manual entry and prompts are unclear about what the app does.
Data may not save or write to Apple Health consistently; entries can be overwritten or lost.
No dashboard or clear progress view; users report lack of instructions and unclear UI.
Stability and compatibility issues: crashes on watchOS 2, connectivity problems after updates, and general reliability concerns.
Intrusive ads (loud game ads) interrupt the usage experience when saving data.