Built by a son,
for his father.

Why I built Blood Snap

I built Blood Snap because my father has diabetes and high blood pressure. His doctor asked him to track his readings every day so they could be reviewed at every visit.

I went looking on the App Store and Play Store for the right app. I tried a lot of them. Some were too clinical. Some were full of ads. Most asked an older user to pinch, swipe and parse a busy dashboard before he could even log his morning reading. None of them spoke to him in a language he was fully comfortable with.

So I decided to make one.

The first user is my father. I designed the UI so a 60-year-old can use it without help — big numbers, clear buttons, no jargon. The app supports manual entry, voice logging, snap entry from a home blood pressure monitor or glucometer, medicine reminders, PDF/CSV export, and logging tips (including translation). It does not diagnose readings or show clinical range badges.

Blood Snap is completely free — every feature is included, supported by ads on main screens. I'm still building toward diet logging, health integrations, and more languages — but the core tracker is here today. Diet logging is not in the app yet; Blood Snap is not a calorie counting app.

It took months of nights and weekends. But here it is.

Mission

Make daily health tracking simple enough that a parent, grandparent or anyone managing a chronic condition can do it without help — and without giving up.

What's next

• Diet log with quick photo entry
• Apple Health and Google Health Connect
• Sleep and step integrations
• Multi-profile support so caregivers can manage a parent's data
• More languages for logging tips
• Home-screen widgets and watch app

Get in touch

Feedback, feature requests, bug reports, partnership ideas — they all go to hello@mrhaseeb.com. I read every email myself.

If you'd like to follow the journey, see other things I've built at mrhaseeb.com.