What is HealthLog?
HealthLog is an iPhone diary for blood pressure, blood sugar, weight and pulse readings. HealthLog is made for adults who measure blood pressure, glucose, weight or pulse at home and want an organized record for doctor visits. Key features: Choose the measurements you want to track; Add notes and tags to give each reading context; Browse your history and view charts. HealthLog is free to download on the App Store and requires iOS 15.6 or later. Blood pressure, blood sugar, weight and pulse in one diary, and you choose which to track; OMRON connect syncs only OMRON Bluetooth monitors and mySugr is diabetes-focused. HealthLog is free to download. Optional in-app purchases in the US App Store (checked 2026-11-02) include: Monthly Premium $3.89; Lifetime Premium $59.99; Weekly Premium $2.99. Prices vary by country and are shown in the store before you buy.
Keep blood pressure, blood sugar, weight and pulse in one health diary. HealthLog helps you record your measurements, see changes over time and prepare for your next doctor visit.
Who is HealthLog for?
HealthLog is made for adults who measure blood pressure, glucose, weight or pulse at home and want an organized record for doctor visits.
- Blood pressure log to show my doctor
Readings written on paper are hard to review. HealthLog keeps your measurements with notes and tags, shows charts over time, and creates PDF and CSV reports you can share.
- Track blood sugar and blood pressure in one app
Using separate apps for each measurement scatters your records. HealthLog lets you choose which measurements to track (blood pressure, blood sugar, weight, pulse) in one diary.
- Daily reminder to measure blood pressure
Regular readings are easy to skip. HealthLog lets you set measurement reminders at times that suit you, and Home Screen shortcuts open logging, history and charts quickly.
- Export blood pressure readings to CSV on iPhone
A clinic portal or spreadsheet often wants raw numbers, not a screenshot. HealthLog creates CSV and PDF reports on your device, and you choose where to send them.
- Blood pressure log with notes and tags
A number alone does not say you had just had coffee or skipped sleep. HealthLog lets you add notes and tags to each reading so the context stays with it.
What can HealthLog do?
- Choose the measurements you want to track.
- Add notes and tags to give each reading context.
- Browse your history and view charts.
- Share PDF and CSV reports.
- Set measurement reminders at times that suit you.
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How does HealthLog compare?
- Blood pressure, blood sugar, weight and pulse in one diary, and you choose which to track; OMRON connect syncs only OMRON Bluetooth monitors and mySugr is diabetes-focused.
- Notes and tags on every reading give context that a paper log such as the AHA's printable sheet has no column for.
- PDF and CSV reports are generated on the device, and no HealthLog account is needed; diary entries are kept in an encrypted file on the device.
- Works with readings from any monitor by manual entry, with optional Apple Health access you control.
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What's new in 1.0.7
A clearer start, a calmer daily routine. • Shorter onboarding with optional permissions. • Home Screen shortcuts for logging, history and charts. • A redesigned paywall with clearer pricing and restore options. • Improved handling of repeated measurements. • Rating requests after meaningful use. • Refreshed colors and app icon.
Release notesQuestions about HealthLog
Do I need an account to use HealthLog?
No. HealthLog does not require an account; diary entries are saved in an encrypted file on your device. An optional iCloud sync can copy entries to your private iCloud database.
Does HealthLog work with Apple Health?
Apple Health access is optional and you choose the permissions. Manual entry remains available if you decline.
How do I share my readings?
HealthLog generates PDF and CSV reports on your device; you choose where to send them.
How does the camera pulse feature work?
Camera frames are processed on your device to estimate pulse; the video is not uploaded or saved. HealthLog is a personal diary and does not provide medical advice.
Do I need a Bluetooth blood pressure cuff to use HealthLog?
No. You type in readings from any monitor. Apple Health access is optional, and manual entry remains available if you decline it.
Can I track blood pressure and blood sugar in the same app?
Yes. HealthLog lets you choose which measurements to track: blood pressure, blood sugar, weight and pulse, all in one diary with charts and history.
What should I bring to a doctor visit from HealthLog?
Export a PDF report for the period your doctor asks about, or a CSV file if they want a spreadsheet. Notes and tags on each reading travel with it. HealthLog is a diary, not a diagnosis; your doctor interprets the readings.
Can I add context such as coffee, stress or medication time to a reading?
Yes. Each reading can carry notes and tags, so you can see later what was happening when you measured.
Does HealthLog have a paid plan?
HealthLog is free to download and offers Premium as Weekly ($2.99), Monthly ($3.89) or a one-time Lifetime purchase ($59.99) (US App Store, Nov 2026).
Is HealthLog free?
HealthLog is free to download. Optional in-app purchases in the US App Store (checked 2026-11-02) include: Monthly Premium $3.89; Lifetime Premium $59.99; Weekly Premium $2.99. Prices vary by country and are shown in the store before you buy.
Which devices does HealthLog work on?
HealthLog is available for iOS and requires iOS 15.6 or later. Get it on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bp-glucose-diary-healthlog/id6745119487
Who makes HealthLog?
HealthLog is built by ODEL (ODEL DEV LLC, Sheridan, Wyoming), published on the App Store by its founder Oguz Delioglu. Contact: info@odel.dev.
What languages is HealthLog available in?
HealthLog supports 13 languages in the App Store listing, including AR, EN, FR, DE, HI, IT.
What is the latest version of HealthLog?
Version 1.0.7, released 2026-10-01. See the release notes on the changelog page.
