Bring a clear home BP log to your next appointment. KeepBP lets you record readings, optionally summarize an AHA-style 7-day window, and hand your clinician a one-page doctor PDF or an expiring share link.
Why a home log helps the visit
- Clinic readings alone can miss day-to-day patterns
- A dated list (and optional morning/evening averages) is easier to discuss than a phone notes app
- You stay in control of what you share and when
Optional AHA-style 7-day summary
Live When you build a doctor report, you can include a 7-day home BP protocol summary: averages of morning (before noon) and evening (noon–midnight) readings over the last 7 local days in your selected range. You can leave day 1 in the average or discard it.
Carefully labeled — not endorsed. This is an optional AHA-style window for personal tracking and visit prep. KeepBP is not affiliated with or endorsed by the American Heart Association. It is not a clinical protocol, medical device, or diagnosis. Follow your clinician’s instructions.
Doctor PDF
Live From History → Doctor report, download a one-page visit artifact. Optional patient/clinician fields are available; the report still works with only your readings.
- Share via your device’s share sheet or print
- Bring the PDF (or a printed copy) to the appointment
Expiring share link
Live Create a read-only report URL (default 7 days, max 30). The token is high-entropy and stored only as a SHA-256 hash; revoke anytime. Readings are loaded at view time so revoke works.
Details on access control and share links: Security.
How to prepare before your visit
- Log home readings in KeepBP (manual entry, MyChart SMART Connect, or CSV import).
- Open History → Doctor report; pick your date range.
- Optionally include the 7-day protocol summary.
- Download the PDF and/or create a share link for the clinic.
What KeepBP is not
- Not a medical device, diagnosis, or treatment advice
- Not a substitute for professional care or emergency services
- Category badges and averages are informal reference aids only
See Not medical advice.