Finger Blood Pressure: BP Mate

By: 军刘

BP Measure・Monitor・Tracker・Log

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Features & Capabilities

Finger Blood Pressure: BP Mate is a mobile health app that helps you estimate, record, analyze, and track blood pressure and vital signs anytime, anywhere. Features include camera-based readings, manual entry, contextual tagging, smart reminders, multi-user support, and elegant charts and PDF reports to track trends and share insights with your clinician.

Note: This app is not a medical device. It is designed for personal health tracking and should be used with professional medical guidance.

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By:

军刘

Rating:

4.50

(2,190) 116 new ratings

Version:

1.1.26 Last updated: 2026-05-07

Version code:

884569163

Creation date:

2025-09-09

Compatible devices:

Size:

49.73MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 41,329 ▲ 924

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Developed by:

军刘

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/finger-blood-pressure-bp-mate/id6739974263

User Reviews

User reviews consistently praise BP Mate for accurate, convenient BP tracking and ease of use, with strong endorsements. However, two main drawbacks recur: a calibration requirement across various times of day, and uncertainty about accuracy pending more data. Overall, the app is well-received as a handy BP monitoring tool despite these caveats.

Pros

Accurate readings close to doctor device readings
Easy to record BP and log entries
Convenient to check BP anywhere without a dedicated machine
Quick, simple, and easy to use
Strong positive sentiment with life-saving impression / highly recommended

Cons

Calibration prompts requiring multiple readings at different times of day; frequent calibration seems excessive
Mixed evidence on accuracy; some users are unsure or want more data before relying on results