CuffWise: Blood Pressure Log

Log blood pressure readings in seconds, see ACC/AHA categories instantly, and track trends over time — clear, private, and doctor-ready when you need it.

CuffWise turns your home blood pressure cuff readings into a clear, doctor-ready record — log every systolic, diastolic, and pulse reading in seconds, see your trends at a glance, and know exactly where you stand against ACC/AHA blood pressure categories.

Built for anyone managing hypertension, tracking numbers after a cardiology visit, or simply keeping a habit of measuring blood pressure at home.

WHY CUFFWISE

• Fast entry — a simple dial-style input gets systolic, diastolic, and pulse logged in seconds, no typing required
• Automatic ACC/AHA category — every reading is instantly classified (Normal, Elevated, Stage 1, Stage 2, Crisis) using the same guideline your clinician uses
• Trends you can actually read — weekly and monthly charts show your systolic, diastolic, and pulse over time, plus morning vs. evening comparisons
• Context tags — note medication, caffeine, exercise, alcohol, stress, poor sleep, or a salty meal alongside each reading, so patterns are easy to spot
• Medication & measurement reminders — never miss a dose or a scheduled reading
• Doctor-ready reports — Premium unlocks a clean PDF summary and raw CSV export you can bring to your next appointment
• Apple Health, on your terms — CuffWise can save your confirmed readings to Apple Health; it only writes data you approve, it never reads your existing Health data
• Your data stays yours — everything is stored on your device first; if you use iCloud it stays inside your own private iCloud account. No ads, no analytics, no trackers, no account required

CUFFWISE PREMIUM (optional) The free version covers unlimited logging, trends, and reminders. Premium adds PDF/CSV clinician reports and unlocks future features. Monthly, yearly, and lifetime options are available, with a free trial on the yearly plan.

IMPORTANT CuffWise is a logging and tracking tool. It does not measure blood pressure itself and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always use a validated blood pressure cuff and talk to your doctor about your results.

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