Blood Pressure Free and Pro

Beschreibung

Keep track of your blood pressure readings: Use it to copy values from a stand-alone blood pressure meter. This app does not measure blood pressure!

• Quick and easy entering of readings.
• Graphical visualization
• Live Tile support
• Send readings by email
• Morning and evening readings can be separated

• Color-highlighting for high or critical values
• Optional comments for each reading
• Edit or delete old readings
• Customizable (daytimes, critical levels)
• Help pages

Hinweise

• January 2019: Microsoft has ended access to OneDrive for old apps. Therefore, no backups/restore and no Excel/ODS export is currently possible. I'm working on a version for Windows Phone 8.1 and Windows 10 Mobile that will reenable these features locally on your phone.
• The classification of whether a value is normal, high, critical or low is used in the app only for a graphical representation and is not a medical assessment. The classification is based on limits, which you have to adapt to your personal situation. It is best to speak to your doctor about the limits to use.
• The app is available as a "Free" version with advertisements or as a "Pro" version for $0.99 which is completely ad-free.

Privacy policy

Blood Pressure readings as well as settings are stored within the app only. If the users chooses to do a backup to SkyDrive/OneDrive or a Excel-Export this data is copied onto servers mangaed by Microsoft. Thorsten Lange has no access to this data.

The free version contains advertising. Therefore some data is sent to AdDuplex who provides the advertisments. This data contains user’s IP address, aproximated position (no GPS access), device manufacturer and model, device operating system and firmware versions, technical details about user's device (screen size, resolution, network connection type, mobile operator) and the app installation identifier. See adduplex for more details.

Additionally non-user-realted usage data is collected to improve the user experience in future updates. These is only the very basic usage data and crash reports to identify bugs that any Windows Phone App sends to Microsoft. This data is processed on Micrsoft servers and is available to Thorsten Lange.