Friendly Blood Pressure Log — Privacy Policy
Effective July 6, 2026
The short version
Friendly Blood Pressure Log collects no data about you. There are no accounts, no ads, no analytics or crash-reporting SDKs, and no servers of mine for your data to travel to. Your blood pressure readings live in your own iCloud Drive and on your devices — nowhere else.
Where your data lives
- Your iCloud Drive. Every reading — and any note you attach to it — is stored as a plain JSON file in your own iCloud Drive, inside the app's iCloud container. You can browse, export or delete these files yourself in the Files app at any time. They sync between your devices through Apple's infrastructure, never through mine. The app needs iCloud to function.
- You stay in control. Because the data is yours, removing a reading in the app — or the file in the Files app — removes it everywhere it synced.
Your blood pressure monitor
The app connects directly to your Bluetooth blood pressure monitor to read each measurement — systolic, diastolic and pulse, along with irregular-pulse, body-movement and cuff-fit indicators when your monitor reports them. That communication happens locally between your iPhone and your monitor over Bluetooth; the readings are saved to your iCloud Drive and are never sent to a server of mine. Bluetooth access is used only to talk to your monitor.
What I collect
Nothing. There are no tracking identifiers and no network connections to servers of mine, because I don't run any. Apple may share anonymous, aggregate App Store statistics with me (such as total download counts), which contain nothing about you.
Changes & contact
If this policy ever changes, the new version will be posted here with a new effective date. Questions? Email [email protected].