KeepBP

Patient-owned BP log · Private account

Patients bounce between health systems. KeepBP is the patient-owned BP log that speaks FHIR and produces a chart-ready report.

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Use your email and a password of at least 12 characters. We check for known breached passwords. After signup, verify your email to unlock FHIR connect and data export.

Not medical advice. Personal tracking only — not a medical device or diagnosis. Read the full disclaimer

Integrations · MyChart BP · Doctor log · Epic FHIR · Security · Privacy · Terms · Not medical advice

KeepBP

Log · Trends · Import · Doctor report

Verify your email to unlock MyChart connect, account export, and write-back.

Protect your account

Add an authenticator app for a second sign-in factor. Optional for most users — you can remind later.

New Reading

Recent Trend

Systolic & diastolic over your last 14 readings

No readings yet — add one above to see a trend.

Systolic Diastolic

History

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Share with your clinic

You have readings ready. Create a PDF doctor report for your next visit.

    No readings yet.

    Create doctor report

    Share with clinic — download or share a PDF, or copy keepbp.app. All fields are optional; the report still works with only your readings.

    Leave dates blank to include all readings. Readings are listed oldest → newest.

    Optional AHA-style window: averages morning (before noon) and evening (noon–midnight) readings over the last 7 local days in your selected range. Default leaves day 1 in the average; check above to discard it.

    Share with doctor

    Creates a time-limited read-only link (default 7 days, max 30). Anyone with the link can view the report — no login. Revoke anytime.

    Active share links

      No active share links.

      Connect Epic / MyChart (FHIR)

      Sign in at your health system’s MyChart with the official SMART on FHIR flow. Choose your organization below (Epic public sandbox is the default). Your password stays on MyChart — we only receive an access token via OAuth and use FHIR APIs to read blood pressure Observations.

      Type at least 2 characters to search Epic’s published R4 endpoints (~770). Empty search shows featured systems. Sandbox uses Epic test patients. Listing an org does not mean Connect is enabled — production needs EPIC_PROD_CLIENT_ID plus org enablement / auto-download.

      Production Connect is read-only (fetch BP). Write-back stays sandbox until an org enables PEF.

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      Connect MyChart

      Write home BP to MyChart

      Select readings below, then confirm. KeepBP posts US Core vital-signs Observations (BP panel, then separate systolic/diastolic if Epic rejects the panel) with a note that they are patient-reported home readings. Requires patient/Observation.write and Epic patient-entered flowsheet mapping — public sandbox often returns “Failed to file the reading.”

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      Send Date BP Pulse

      Connect Oracle Health / Cerner (FHIR)

      Optional second EHR connector via SMART on FHIR R4 (patient standalone launch + PKCE). Passwords stay on Oracle Health / Cerner — KeepBP only receives an OAuth access token.

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      Connect Oracle Health / Cerner

      Patient portal helper

      Export vitals from MyChart (or any portal), then upload the CSV here. We never ask for or store your health-system password.

      Open portal
      1. Sign in to MyChart (or your clinic’s patient portal) in your browser.
      2. Go to Health → Test Results / Vitals, or search for “Blood Pressure”.
      3. Use Download / Export / Print → Save as CSV if available. Epic MyChart often offers CSV under health summary or visit vitals.
      4. Upload that file below, or paste the rows. Preview, then confirm.

      Upload or paste

      or paste rows

      Accepts generic date,systolic,diastolic,pulse and MyChart/Epic-style vitals exports (Blood Pressure as 120/80, separate columns, etc.).

      Preview

      Date BP Pulse Status

        Security settings

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        Optional authenticator (TOTP) and passkeys. When enrolled, deleting your account or writing back to MyChart requires a fresh step-up confirmation. Operator admin accounts still require MFA.

        1. Install an authenticator app (Google Authenticator, Authy, 1Password, Bitwarden, etc.).
        2. Scan the QR code below. If you cannot scan, enter the backup secret manually.
        3. Enter the 6-digit code from the app to confirm.
        Authenticator QR code

        QR unavailable — use the backup secret below.

        Backup secret (store offline; shown only during setup)

        
        
        
          
        
            
            
          
        
          
        
        
      
        

      
        
        
        Your account
        
        
        Download a copy of your data, or permanently delete this account. Deletion cannot be undone. Account export requires a verified email.
        
        
        
          
          
        
        
        
        FHIR Bundle is a standards-shaped export (US Core blood pressure Observations) for clinics or partners — separate from the PDF doctor report.
        
        
        
          Delete account permanently
          
        This erases your readings and login. Type DELETE and enter your password to confirm.
        
          
        
            
        
              
              
            
        
            
        
              
              
            
        
            
        
            
          
        
        
        
        
        
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          Not medical advice. This tool is for personal tracking only. It is not a medical device, diagnosis, or treatment advice.
          If you have symptoms or concerns, contact a healthcare professional. Emergencies: seek urgent care / call emergency services.
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          AHA blood pressure categories
          
          
            
        • Normal <120 and <80
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        • Elevated 120–129 and <80
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        • High Stage 1 130–139 or 80–89
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        • High Stage 2 ≥140 or ≥90
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        • Hypertensive Crisis >180 and/or >120
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        Category labels are informal reference aids only — not a clinical assessment. Do not share portal passwords with any app.
        
        
        
        
        
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        Want a PDF for your next visit?
        
        
        Create a doctor report from History to share with your clinic.
        
        
        
          
          
        
        
      
        
    
        

    
        

    
    
        
      
        
      
        
        
        
        
          
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        Welcome to KeepBP
        
          
        A calm place to log blood pressure, see trends, and share a doctor-ready report — privately under your account.
        
          
        
        
        
        
          
        Log your first reading
        
          
        Enter systolic & diastolic (pulse optional) on the Log tab, then tap Save Reading. Takes a few seconds.
        
          
        
            
            
          
        
        
        
        
        
          
        You’re set
        
          
        Later you can browse History, Import from MyChart/CSV, or download a Doctor report PDF — all from the tabs above.