How to Manually Log Your Blood Pressure in Cardiogram

Cardiogram now includes a dedicated Blood Pressure Log, allowing you to manually track your blood pressure directly in the app, even if you're not using Apple Health or an iPhone.

✅ Perfect for Android users or anyone without a connected blood pressure monitor

📌 This feature is separate from Apple Health imports (for now — integration improvements are in progress)

🩺 What’s the difference between the log and Apple Health data?

• Manual logs appear in the Blood Pressure tab in Cardiogram
• Apple Health imports continue to display on your Timeline, not in the log
• These two sources are not yet merged, but we’re working on making the experience more unified in the future

If you're missing Apple Health data, check out:

👉 Why can’t I see blood pressure info from Apple Health? 

✍️ How to manually log a new blood pressure measurement

1. Open the Cardiogram app
2. Tap the Blood Pressure tab
3. In the upper right corner, tap “New Log”
4. Enter your systolic, diastolic, and optional notes
5. Tap “Add” or “Add another BP measurement” to continue logging

📖 How to view your past entries

• Tap “Log” in the Blood Pressure tab to view all your saved entries
• The Blood Pressure graph only shows measurements from the current day
• Use the Log tab to explore historical data

💬 Need help?

If your readings aren’t saving correctly or something doesn’t look right, reach out to us at [email protected]. We’re here to assist!