No account. No health-data server.
There is nothing to sign up for. attensio never receives or stores your readings on an attensio server.
The blood pressure journal your doctor asked you to keep
Walk in with the record, not a recollection.
Log each reading before the cuff is away.
Add sleep, mood, medications, and notes when they matter. When your next visit comes, turn it into a clear report.
Free to use · no account · $14.99 once for Pro
01 · From cuff to conversation
A few seconds now.
A clearer visit later.
The daily log stays short on purpose: save the numbers first, add context only when it helps, and let the record build quietly before your next appointment.
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Log only what is required
Systolic, diastolic, and pulse are the only required fields. No keyboard and no setup detour.
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Add context only when it helps
Sleep, mood, medications, tags, and notes stay optional, ready when they make the day easier to remember.
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Bring the record when it matters
Every user can turn the journal into a clear 7- or 14-day doctor report when the visit arrives.
02 · For your doctor
When the visit comes,
your record is ready.
Create a clinical, printable PDF from the journal you have already kept. Its familiar report layout makes the details easy to scan, print, or share.
Free gives every user a clear 7- or 14-day summary. Pro adds any date range, statistics, medication history, factor correlations, and CSV export when the visit needs more context.
03 · Yours alone
A journal,
not a database.
attensio has no account and no health-data server. Your readings stay on your device and in Apple Health.
Backup we can’t read
Pro backup encrypts the journal context Apple Health cannot hold, such as mood, tags, medications, and settings, into your own iCloud. attensio cannot read or decrypt it.
Discreet by design
Reminders never contain a reading, a dose, or a medication name on the lock screen. Even crash reports are scrubbed of anything BP-shaped before they leave the device.
04 · Your context
Remember what was happening
around the reading.
A number is easier to discuss when a rough night, skipped walk, or dosage change sits beside it.
Remember the day
Add mood and sleep in a few taps, without turning a quick check-in into journaling homework.
See what changed
Dosage changes become markers on the chart, so “since the new dose” is something you can see later.
Keep the detail you will forget
Use quick tags for coffee, stress, travel, or activity, then add a note only when a day needs more words.
05 · Trends
See patterns
worth bringing up.
If your doctor gave you a personal target range, that range, not a population average, governs every color you see.
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See your range first
The same reading can mean something different for a hypotensive or hypertensive person. Your personal range sets the signal.
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Layer in what changed
Overlay medications, mood, and tags on the trend line with Pro. See which days line up, without turning observations into advice.
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Keep the statistics in context
Averages, ranges, and tag comparisons stay framed as facts to discuss with your doctor.
Pricing
Use it free.
Upgrade once.
Free builds the daily record and a visit-ready summary. Pro expands the history and keeps journal context backed up. One purchase, no subscription.
Free
free forever$0
build the daily record
- Log readings with optional mood, tags & notes
- See personal-target and 7/14-day trends
- Pull readings from Apple Health
- Track two medications and two reminders
- Bring a 7/14-day doctor report
Enough to keep a useful record for every appointment.
Pro
pay once, keep forever$14.99 once
prepare the complete visit
Everything in Free, plus
- Explore your full history and context layers
- Compare statistics and tag patterns
- Create the full doctor report or a portable CSV
- Keep unlimited medications and reminders
- Write manual readings to Apple Health
- Back up journal context, encrypted in your iCloud
One purchase. No subscription, renewal, or per-feature add-ons.
Upgrade when it matters. Free stays useful for as long as you like.
Your blood pressure story,
beautifully told.
iPhone · iOS 18.6 or later