Best Blood Pressure Apps Ready for 2025

Looking for the perfect blood pressure mobile companion? Here's our analysis of the best blood pressure apps updated for 2025, including the recently added features. For this analysis we selected the 5 apps below based on two criteria: 1. They are the most popular blood pressure apps. 2. They have an average user rating of at least  4.7. 

This article also answers the most popular questions about selecting the best blood pressure app:

• How blood pressure app works?

• How to choose a blood pressure app?

• Which blood pressure app is free?

• Where is the blood pressure app on Apple Watch?

• Can I get a blood pressure app on my iphone?

• How to find a blood pressure app without ads?

• Does blood pressure app with finger (tip measurement exist) ?

• What blood pressure app is accurate?

• What is the best blood pressure app for iPhone?

• Can an app take your blood pressure?

• What is the best blood pressure app monitor?

How blood pressure app works?

There is one feature which is common for all blood pressure apps. It is called blood pressure tracking or blood pressure log. It allows users to enter blood pressure readings in the app manually or download readings from user Apple Health or Android Health Connect accounts. Read more on this below. Then a user can review different graphs in the blood pressure tracker to understand what leads to lower blood pressure and what increases it. Most blood pressure logs allow users also to share the data with their doctors remotely.

That is where the commonality between blood pressure apps ends. The rest of the features vary significantly between the apps. Best blood pressure apps also offer users an opportunity to lower blood pressure naturally with calming exercises like slow breathing exercises and meditations, physical exercises like stretching, isometrics and nitric oxide dump.

Best blood pressure apps for 2025

Let’s dive into their main features, new features added recently for 2025 and user feedback to help you find the perfect companion for your heart health journey. Then we'll answer the popular questions from our readers about blood pressure apps.

IMPORTANT

At the time of revising this post (April 2025) all mobile apps require an external blood pressure monitor to take blood pressure readings. The technology which would allow users to take blood pressure readings on their phones by applying fingertips to a phone camera  is not available yet. We are aware about the development work in this space by some serious companies and will provide updates once this technology becomes commercially available. 

SmartBP: The Essential Tracker

Main Features:

• Track blood pressure readings 

• Calculate average BP 

• Export data 

• Reminders for measurements and medication

• Customizable dashboard

New features for 2025:

• Widget support for quick BP entry

• Dark mode optimization

• Apple Watch complications

User Feedback:

• "I love how easy it is to use! The interface is clean and simple, and the reminders are super helpful." - Emily R. (5/5 stars)

• "I've tried several BP apps, and this one is by far the most user-friendly. The export feature is a game-changer for my doctor's appointments." - David K. (5/5 stars)

• "I wish it had more features, like heart rate tracking or insights, but it's a great basic app." - Rachel G. (4/5 stars)

Heartify: The AI Health Coach (iOS only)

Main Features:

• Track BP and monitor heart rate

• Health insights and recommendations

• Mood tracking and correlation with BP

• Customizable dashboard and reminders

New features for 2025: 

• Sleep quality correlation analysis

• Advanced medication tracking

• Multi-device sync support

User Feedback:

• "I was skeptical at first, but the personalized insights have really helped me understand my BP better. And the mood tracking feature is surprisingly accurate!" - James D. (5/5 stars)

• "I love how it integrates with my Apple Watch! The reminders and notifications are so helpful." - Sarah K. (5/5 stars)

• "I wish the free version had more features, but the premium subscription is worth it for the extra insights and support." - Mark Z. (4.5/5 stars)

InPulse: The Data Analysts Choice (iOS Only)

Main Features:

• Track BP, heart rate, and oxygen saturation

• Rich graphs and statistics

• Customizable alerts and reminders

• Integrates with Apple Health

New features added for 2025:

• Advanced statistical modeling

• Custom report builder

• Family member tracking

User Feedback:

• "The graphs and stats are so detailed and easy to understand! I finally feel like I have control over my BP." - Chris H. (5/5 stars)

• "I love how it integrates with Apple Health! The data syncs seamlessly, and I can track my progress easily." - Lisa W. (5/5 stars)

• "It's a bit overwhelming at first, but once you get the hang of it, it's an amazing app." - Tom B. (4.5/5 stars)

Cardiogram: Smart Heart Monitoring

Main Features:

• Track BP, heart rate

• AI-powered insights and recommendations

• Integrates with Apple Watch and Apple Health

• Customizable dashboard and reminders

New features added for 2025:

• Stress level monitoring

• Exercise impact analysis

• Emergency contact alerts

User Feedback:

• "The AI insights are incredibly helpful! It's like having a personal doctor in my pocket." - Karen T. (5/5 stars)

• "I was skeptical about the AI, but it's surprisingly accurate and helpful. And the Apple Watch integration is seamless!" - Michael L. (5/5 stars)

• "It's a bit pricey, but the premium features are worth it for the extra support and insights." - Daniel G. (4.5/5 stars)

BreathNow: The Relaxation and Exercise Guru

Main Features:

• Track BP, heart rate, stress, cardio fitness (VO2max), oxygen saturation, AFib

• Guided breathing exercises (including IMST breathing) and meditations for blood pressure, pulse and stress reduction

• Personalized breathing and exercise plans to lower BP and pulse long term

• Integrates with Apple Health, Apple Watch, Android Health Connect

• Customizable heart health insights, reminders and notifications 

New features added for 2025:

• Personalized daily exercises schedule

• Advanced VO2max tracking

• Real-time stress monitoring and reduction

• Easy brain test

 User Feedback:

• "The guided breathing exercises are so relaxing! I feel like it's really helping me reduce my BP." - Amanda W. (5/5 stars)

• "I love how it integrates with Apple Health! The data syncs seamlessly, and I can track my progress easily." - Peter S. (5/5 stars)

• "Love the breathing techniques. Nice to look at proactive things to do to lower blood pressure" - Apazin. (5/5 stars)

Our verdict

Each app has its unique strengths and weaknesses. SmartBP is perfect for those who want a simple, easy-to-use BP tracker. Heartify is ideal for users who want health insights and mood tracking. InPulse is great for those who want detailed graphs and statistics. Cardiogram is suitable for users who want AI-powered insights. BreathNow is perfect for those who want a broad set of calming and exercise techniques for BP, pulse and stress reduction plus powerful insights, notifications and reminders. BreathNow is also used by heart health researchers from the University of Cambridge (UK). Disclosure: our team has created a BreathNow app and we would love to get your feedback. Try it for free on iPhone or Android. 

Questions and answers

How to choose a blood pressure app?

As we explained above. There is one feature common for all blood pressure apps: blood pressure tracking. All other features vary from one app to another so a user should study thoroughly features and user feedback before selecting the app which works best for them.

As of April 2025 all mobile apps require an external blood pressure monitor to take blood pressure readings. If your BP monitor has a Bluetooth connection, you will be able to link it to your iPhone or Android phone and then BP readings will be automatically downloaded into your Apple Health or Android Health Connect accounts. Otherwise you have to enter blood pressure readings into the trackers of these apps manually. 

Which blood pressure app is free?

All blood pressure apps have some free features. Most blood pressure apps provide blood pressure logs as a free feature. Before buying a subscription for premium features sign up for a free trial and review whether a particular app meets your expectations

Where is the blood pressure app on Apple Watch?

As of April 2025 you can not take a BP reading with your Apple Watch. Hence there is no standard Apple blood pressure app on Apple Watch. You can use your  Apple Watch however in several ways to lower blood pressure like it is done by BreathNow app.

Can I get a blood pressure app on my iphone?

Yes, most blood pressure apps wok on iPhone.

How to find a blood pressure app without ads?

Showing in-app ads are one way for developers to recover app development costs. Hence most blood pressure apps include in-app ads. However most apps do not show apps to users who purchase premium subscriptions.

Does blood pressure app with finger (tip measurement exist) ?

As of April 2025 The technology which would allow users to take blood pressure readings on their phones by applying fingertips to a phone camera  is not available yet.

What blood pressure app is accurate?

As of April 2025 The technology which would allow users to take blood pressure readings on their phones by applying fingertips to a phone camera  is not available yet. This means that blood pressure apps only display BP readings taken by external blood pressure monitors.

What is the best blood pressure app for iPhone?

Most blood pressure apps provide blood pressure tracker as a free feature. All other features vary significantly. Best blood pressure apps also offer users an opportunity to lower blood pressure naturally with calming exercises like slow breathing exercises and meditations, physical exercises like stretching, isometrics and nitric oxide dump. Before buying a subscription for premium features sign up for a free trial and review whether a particular app meets your expectations

Can an app take your blood pressure?

As of April 2025 The technology which would allow users to take blood pressure readings on their phones by applying fingertips to a phone camera  is not available yet. This means that blood pressure apps only display BP readings taken by external blood pressure monitors.

What is the best blood pressure app monitor?

As of April 2025 The technology which would allow users to take blood pressure readings on their phones by applying fingertips to a phone camera  is not available yet. This means that none of the apps yet can perform a function of a blood pressure app monitor. To help users select the best external blood pressure monitor we started to create an independent directory of these devices based on user feedback. Please review an early version of this directory here and let us know how we could improve it