HeartReady

HeartReady is the simple, private way to track your blood pressure and stay on top of your heart health — built for people managing hypertension, and for anyone their doctor asked to "keep a log." Logging a reading takes seconds. Open the app, spin the dials to your systolic, diastolic, and pulse numbers, tap save, and you're done. HeartReady instantly tells you which category your reading falls into using the standard American Heart Association ranges — Normal, Elevated, High Stage 1, or High Stage 2 — with a clear color so you always know where you stand. EVERYTHING YOU NEED, NOTHING YOU DON'T • Fast logging — wheel pickers for systolic, diastolic, and pulse • Instant AHA category with color coding on every reading • Context tags — At Rest, After Exercise, Stressed, After Caffeine, After Meal, Morning Meds • Medication tracking — record your meds, dosages, and whether you took them • History grouped by day, with edit and swipe-to-delete • Trends & charts — see your numbers move over time, category breakdown, and medication adherence • Reminders — gentle notifications so you never forget a reading BUILT FOR DOCTOR VISITS Export a clean, professional PDF report to hand or email to your doctor — or export raw CSV for your own records. Set your target blood pressure goals and track how often you hit them. WORKS WITH APPLE HEALTH HeartReady reads and writes blood pressure to Apple Health, so your readings live alongside the rest of your health data and sync everywhere you need them. ON ALL YOUR DEVICES • Apple Watch app for logging on the go • Home Screen widgets for your latest reading at a glance • Siri Shortcuts — log a reading with your voice • iCloud sync keeps everything up to date across iPhone and iPad • iCloud Drive backup and restore PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your health data is yours. HeartReady stores your readings on your device and in your own private iCloud — we never collect, sell, or see your data. Lock the app behind Face ID or Touch ID for an extra layer of protection. HeartReady does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment, and is not a medical device. Always talk to your doctor about your blood pressure and before making any changes to your care.