Blood Pressure: Heart Tracker

Name: Blood Pressure: Heart Tracker
Rating: 3.1 (422 reviews)
Author: lighten

By: lighten App

Health Log: Smart BP Monitor

Overview

Version:

2.0.7

Last updated: 2026-05-11

Ranking

#100,558 ▼ 549

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Blood Pressure & Heart Tracker makes it easy to record and organize key stats such as systolic/diastolic values and heart-related data in one secure place. It helps you monitor daily readings, spot trends over time, and share your records with family or healthcare professionals as needed.

Important notes: This app is data logging only and does not measure blood pressure or pulse rate. It is not a medical device and should be used for general reference. You are responsible for backing up your data, and subscriptions are available with flexible plans. Visit the linked Privacy Policy and Terms of Use for details.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Data Privacy & Security

By:

lighten

Rating:

3.10

(422) 0.10

Version:

2.0.7 Last updated: 2026-05-11

Version code:

885487627

Creation date:

2025-02-16

Compatible devices:

Size:

86.95MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-16

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 100,558 ▼ 549

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Developed by:

lighten

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/blood-pressure-heart-tracker/id6741199545

Website:

https://lightenapps.com/

User Reviews

The majority of reviews condemn this app as not free, not a true BP tracker, and not worth the cost. Users report it cannot measure blood pressure, only records data from elsewhere, followed by aggressive pricing after a brief free trial, heavy ads, and problematic cancellation/billing. Overall, it’s perceived as a misleading and low‑value app.

Pros

Cons

Misleading about BP measurement — it claims to monitor blood pressure but cannot; at best it only allows entering BP data after taking it elsewhere (heart rate appears to be the primary feature).
Pricing is deceptive — advertised as free but requires a subscription after a short free trial (roughly $10 per week or $40 per month).
Ad‑heavy experience — numerous ads and promotions degrade usability and value.
Cancellation and billing issues — reports of difficulty canceling and the need to block charges with your bank.
Limited functionality for BP — does not deliver actual BP monitoring or comprehensive information as implied.