CardiLog vs. iHealth
The iHealth app is the companion app for iHealth's Bluetooth blood pressure monitors. It works well for syncing readings from iHealth hardware, but it's tied to that ecosystem and doesn't offer AI-driven trend detection or multi-guideline hypertension staging.
CardiLog vs. iHealth at a glance
| Capability | CardiLog | iHealth |
|---|---|---|
| Device required | Manual entry from any monitor | Requires an iHealth device |
| BP guidelines supported | AHA, ESC, JNC8, WHO, NICE | Not offered |
| Family profiles | Up to 5 profiles | Not offered |
| Emergency guidance | Hypertensive Crisis alert | Not offered |
What CardiLog adds on top of iHealth
No device required
Skip the Bluetooth pairing entirely — log a reading from your iHealth monitor (or any other) by hand in seconds.
5 international BP guidelines
AHA, ESC, JNC8, WHO, and NICE — automatic stage classification from Normal through Hypertensive Crisis, whichever standard your doctor uses.
Family profiles built in
Track up to 5 people — yourself, a parent, a partner — each with independent history and guideline settings, from one app.
Emergency guidance when it matters
A Hypertensive Crisis alert with step-by-step guidance the moment a reading crosses into dangerous territory.
CardiLog vs. iHealth — FAQ
Can I use CardiLog if I already own an iHealth monitor?
Yes. Read the number off your iHealth display and log it manually in CardiLog — no app-to-app sync needed, and no Bluetooth pairing to troubleshoot.
What does CardiLog offer that the iHealth app doesn't?
AI trend detection across your full history, guided breathing before a reading, multi-guideline hypertension staging, and a doctor-ready PDF export — all on top of simple manual logging.
Start tracking today.
Your doctor checks your BP twice a year. CardiLog watches it every day.
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