Track blood pressure, weight, heart rate, sleep, caffeine, and medications — all stored privately on your device. No accounts. No cloud. No subscriptions.
Six types of vitals, medication management, custom metrics, and trend charts — all in one app that respects your privacy.
Log systolic, diastolic, and pulse. Automatic classification (Normal, Elevated, Stage 1 & 2). Tap "Doctor prep" for a ready-to-share summary with morning/evening averages and trend charts.
Track weight in kg or lbs with an optional goal. Log resting heart rate alongside your other vitals. Charts show your progress over any time range.
Log sleep hours and caffeine intake. Correlate rest and stimulants with your blood pressure trends to find what affects you most.
Add medications with dose, frequency, and color code. Log each dose with one tap and build a streak. Daily reminders keep you on track, and full history is included in every PDF report.
Interactive charts across 5 time ranges (7d to 1y) with daily or weekly averages. Calendar view shows every logged day at a glance. Export a polished PDF in one tap.
Track vitals for your whole household — yourself, a partner, or an elderly parent. Each profile is completely separate and independent.
No sign-up forms, no cloud setup, no subscription prompts on first launch. Just open the app and start tracking.
Add your name on first launch. Add more profiles for family members anytime — each with its own complete history and medications.
Tap the + button to add blood pressure, weight, heart rate, sleep, or caffeine. Readings are timestamped automatically or you can backdate them.
Visit Stats for interactive charts and rolling averages, or tap "Doctor prep" on the home screen for a one-tap summary of your last 30, 90, or 180 days — ready to share with your doctor.
There are no servers, no accounts, and no cloud sync. Every reading you log stays in your device's local storage. Preslia has no way to access it — by design.
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