Last Updated: December 2025
BP Journal respects your privacy and is committed to protecting your personal information. This privacy policy explains how BP Journal handles your data.
Blood pressure readings and related data are stored securely on your device. If you use BP Journal on multiple devices (such as iPhone and iPad) with the same Apple account, your data may be synced across those devices to provide a seamless experience.
BP Journal does not collect, access, or sell your personal health data.
If you choose to connect BP Journal with Apple Health, the app may read or write blood pressure and pulse data only with your explicit consent.
BP Journal does not share, upload, or sell any data to third parties. There are no analytics SDKs, ads, or external tracking services used in the app.
We take reasonable measures to help protect your information. Your blood pressure data is stored securely on your device and, when device sync is enabled, may be securely synced across your iPhone and iPad using Apple’s ecosystem.
The app developer does not have direct access to your personal health data.
BP Journal may use notifications to remind you to record your blood pressure readings. These reminders are fully optional and can be enabled, modified, or disabled at any time from your device settings.
BP Journal is intended for use by adults aged 18 and older. It does not target children or knowingly collect data from minors.
If you have questions or feedback about this policy or the app’s privacy practices, you can contact the developer at:
Email: nickels-each-86@icloud.com
In summary:
BP Journal is designed with privacy by default — your data stays on your devices and under your control at all times.