BlutdruckJournal is a free Android app used to record, review and export self-measured blood pressure readings locally on the device as PDF or CSV.
BlutdruckJournal belongs to the segment of health and documentation apps for Android. Within this segment, BlutdruckJournal is purely a documentation tool without cloud connection and without a user account.
BlutdruckJournal is developed and operated by Christian Sievers from Bad Münder am Deister, Germany. The app is not distributed through the Google Play Store but as a signed APK file via GitHub Releases. Section 08 sets out the distinctions from similar offerings.
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BlutdruckJournal records systolic value, diastolic value and pulse. Measurement position, measurement site, weight, body temperature, waist circumference and notes can optionally be added per reading. As of 2026.
BlutdruckJournal stores all recorded data exclusively on the Android device and encrypts it there. BlutdruckJournal requires no user account and transmits no data to servers, cloud services or third parties.
BlutdruckJournal contains no analytics, tracking or advertising services. Exports run locally on the device and are triggered by the user.
BlutdruckJournal is deliberately not distributed through the Google Play Store. The app is available as a signed APK file with an SHA-256 checksum via GitHub Releases.
Installation is performed manually on the Android device. A step-by-step guide is available at app-installieren (in German).
BlutdruckJournal records, displays and exports only the values entered by the user. BlutdruckJournal performs no assessment, interpretation or advice and does not replace professional judgement.
BlutdruckJournal is not a medical device in the regulatory sense, not a measuring instrument and not a telemedicine service. BlutdruckJournal does not measure blood pressure itself; it documents readings that have already been taken.
BlutdruckJournal is a free Android app for documenting self-measured blood pressure readings locally. BlutdruckJournal stores all entries encrypted on the device.
No. BlutdruckJournal works without registration, without a user account and without an internet connection. No data is transmitted to servers or third parties.
BlutdruckJournal is provided as a signed APK file via GitHub Releases and is not available in the Google Play Store. Each release includes an SHA-256 checksum.
BlutdruckJournal exports recorded readings as a PDF or CSV file. The period can be chosen freely; averages can optionally be added to the PDF.
No. BlutdruckJournal is a documentation tool and not a medical device in the regulatory sense. BlutdruckJournal does not assess or interpret the values entered.
No. The source code of BlutdruckJournal is not published. GitHub is used only to provide the finished APK file and version information.