Blood Snap hits 50+ Google Play downloads
Blood Snap — listed on Google Play as Blood Pressure & Glucose Chart — has passed 50+ downloads. The listing also shows a 5.0 rating from six reviews. Thank you to everyone who installed a free blood pressure and glucose tracker and started a home log.
Google Play rounds public install counts into buckets. 50+ is the public milestone. In Play Console, cumulative new-device acquisitions were 59 as of 21 August 2026 — past the bucket, still early.
A free blood pressure tracker and glucose log
Blood Snap is a personal wellness diary, not a medical device, blood pressure machine, glucometer, or CGM. If you already use a home blood pressure monitor or glucose meter, you can keep systolic, diastolic, pulse, blood sugar, and weight in one place — then export PDF or CSV for a clinic visit.
- Type a blood pressure reading or glucose number in seconds
- Speak a log when your hands are busy, then confirm before save
- Snap a photo of a home BP cuff, glucometer, or scale screen and check the digits
- See a blood pressure chart and glucose trends of numbers you entered
- Set pill reminders and export your data
Every feature is free, supported by ads. Always confirm values before you save. Always follow your clinician's advice.
Installs from more than one country
Device acquisition from late July through 21 August 2026 climbed steadily. Among labeled regions in Console, the largest shares were Pakistan and India, with additional new devices in the United States and Brazil. That is a small, early map — not a ranking of where hypertension or diabetes is most common.
Get the app and keep a home log
Blood Snap is free on the App Store and Google Play. Log the numbers your monitor already shows. For cuff fit, fasting vs after eating, and how to read SYS/DIA, see the health library — educational guides, not a diagnosis. See also download Blood Snap on iOS and Android.
Blood Snap is a personal wellness diary — not a medical device and not a diagnosis. Always seek your doctor's advice.