Blood Pressure
Published by Jan-Michael Brummer
Record and analyse your blood pressure
Highlights
- Records systolic, diastolic, and pulse measurements over time.
- Generates visual representations of blood pressure trends.
- Supports the import and export of health data logs.
- Functions as a local application on Linux platforms.
About this application
Blood Pressure is a Linux application intended for the logging and analysis of personal blood pressure measurements. Users input their systolic and diastolic readings, along with pulse data, to maintain a chronological history of their cardiovascular metrics. The software stores these entries locally, enabling users to review their data over time through a structured interface. It is intended for personal health monitoring and record-keeping purposes.
Beyond simple data entry, the application includes features to visualize trends in the recorded measurements. It allows for the export and import of data, facilitating the transfer of health logs between different instances or for backup purposes. The tool is built to run on Linux desktop environments and does not require an internet connection to function, ensuring that all health data remains stored on the local machine.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub org.tabos.bloodpressure
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