Blood Pressure Diary is a health care app that offers automated email composition, for when you need to inform your doctor about changes or request refills on a medication. Aside from that sticker feature, it also helps manage medication levels at home, provides statistics, and more.

More than just a set of pages

Aside from working as a diary, Blood Pressure Diary does very well in penning emails for doctors. It can write emails for a number of purposes, and flesh them out appropriately based on your history, shown in its history explorer. This might be its strongest feature: others, such as the blood pressure bars and history explorer itself, can falter a bit at times.

A balm, but not treatment

Overall, Blood Pressure Diary isn't going to replace every single tool you might want in your day-to-day life for managing blood pressure. A physical pill minder, for example, is still very useful, even if you use the app's medication management. Still, for those grappling with conditions that can sometimes make it harder to manage those conditions, the automation and aid provided by Blood Pressure Diary can be very useful indeed. If it sounds useful to you, it probably will be.