By Sarah Chen, RN · Reviewed by Dr. Jennifer Park, Cardiologist · Last reviewed: May 13, 2026
Best Blood Pressure Monitor with App (2026)
Logging your blood pressure matters as much as measuring it. A good app turns a pile of numbers into a clear trend you can show your doctor. Here are the best monitors with companion apps and a free standalone option.
The Omron Connect app logs readings, shows morning and evening trends, and exports a clean PDF for your cardiologist. Bluetooth sync is fast and reliable.
Wi-Fi means your readings sync to your phone even if you leave it in another room. The Withings Health Mate app shows trend graphs and syncs to Apple Health.
Four-user memory. The Beurer Health Manager app supports multiple profiles and shows week-over-week trends for each user.
Already Have a Monitor? Use BPTrack (Free)
BPTrack is a free iOS and Android app that works with any blood pressure monitor. You type in your readings manually. The app builds your trend history over time, flags high or low readings, and lets you export your log as a PDF for doctor visits.
It also works great alongside a Bluetooth monitor. Take your reading on the Omron, and if you want more trend analysis or a second app, log it in BPTrack too.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which blood pressure monitor has the best app?
Omron Connect (for Omron devices) and the Withings Health Mate app are the top two. Both offer trend charts, historical data export, and PDF sharing for doctor appointments. Omron Connect also integrates with Apple Health and Google Fit.
Can I log blood pressure without buying a Bluetooth monitor?
Yes. The BPTrack app (free, iOS and Android) lets you log readings manually. You can type in any reading from any monitor, old or new, and build a full history over time.
How do I share blood pressure readings with my doctor?
Most BP apps let you export a PDF or CSV of your log. Omron Connect has a built-in share function. The BPTrack app also lets you export your full reading history. Bring the report to your appointment or share it via your patient portal.
Does Apple Watch measure blood pressure?
No. As of 2026, Apple Watch does not have a validated blood pressure sensor. Rumors of a BP feature exist for future models, but no Apple Watch currently measures blood pressure.