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AnyBP wasn't sure about this reading, and we'd like to improve that. If you'd like to help, Help us improve AnyBP. If you'd like to, Save and Send also sends an anonymous copy of this photo and the numbers, for analysis. It's likely we can fix it for everyone in a future update. How your photo is used
Lines are averages; faint dots are single readings. Tap the chart for details. Drag a ▲ (or the edge of the chart) inwards for fewer days, outwards for more.
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For the dates on the graph. Print it, or save it as a PDF to email or show on your phone.
To read the numbers for you, AnyBP sends only this photograph (and its size) securely over the internet to an AI service run by Anthropic (Anthropic PBC, in the United States). Our hosting provider, Cloudflare, passes it on.
Anthropic's AI, Claude, reads the systolic, diastolic and pulse numbers and sends them back. Your name, email, other readings, notes and medications are not sent.
You'll check the numbers before anything is saved. Your saved blood pressure history stays on this phone.
Anthropic deletes the photo within 30 days and doesn't use it to train its AI. Read the privacy policy
If you say no, nothing is sent: AnyBP tries to read the photo on this phone instead, and you can always type the numbers in. You can change your mind at any time in Settings → Privacy.
Up to five people can keep their readings in this app on one phone. Everything stays on this phone.
Shown on your reports and backups. It isn't sent anywhere.
Tap a name to see that person's readings.
The code you were given to use the photo reader. Not needed when running the app at home.
The blood pressure your doctor asked you to stay below. It's shown on the graph.
Medicines you take, shown as shaded bands on the graph so you can see them alongside your readings.
Tip: in the Files app make a folder called AnyBP_photos (Files, Browse, tap the ⋯ menu, New Folder) and choose it when the Save screen appears. Your phone remembers it for next time.
Back Up Now and Export JSON save your readings, medications and any photos still waiting to be checked in one file; Import restores it. Export CSV saves readings only, for a spreadsheet.
Adds the blood pressure, pulse, weight and waist readings you save to Apple Health, and keeps them up to date when you change or delete them. Only for the person using the app now. AnyBP doesn't read anything from Health.
A daily reminder on this phone to take your blood pressure. Works with the app closed.
Ask for Face ID (or your passcode) before showing your readings.
Automatic follows your phone: light by day, dark when the phone is in dark mode.
Calm is the soft lavender look. Clinical is plainer and denser, in your iPhone’s own colours.
To read the numbers automatically, AnyBP sends only the photograph (and its size) securely to an AI service run by Anthropic (Anthropic PBC, United States), through our hosting provider Cloudflare, after you agree. It is used only to read the systolic, diastolic and pulse values. You must check the values before they are saved. Your saved blood pressure history remains on your device.
AnyBP's number reader was built with the work of others. Thank you.
Where photos are sent to be read. Leave this as it is unless whoever set up the app tells you otherwise. Tap Save above after changing it.
Pick from common blood pressure medicines as you type, or type any name.
Leave empty if you're still taking it.
AnyBP then opens like an app, works without the internet, and your readings stay safely on this phone.
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