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CardiLog vs. Kardia (KardiaMobile)

Kardia (KardiaMobile) by AliveCor is best known for single-lead EKG readings, not blood pressure logging. If you're tracking BP day-to-day, you need a home dedicated to systolic, diastolic, and pulse trends — not a general cardiac app built around a different sensor.

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CardiLog vs. Kardia at a glance

Feature comparison between CardiLog and Kardia (KardiaMobile)
CapabilityCardiLogKardia
Built for blood pressure5-guideline BP staging, MAP, Pulse PressureBuilt for EKG capture
Context tagsExercise, meals, medication, stress tagsNot BP-focused
Doctor-ready PDFClinical-style PDF exportNo BP-specific report
On-device privacy100% on-device, no accountNot BP-focused

What CardiLog adds on top of Kardia

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Built specifically for blood pressure

Every screen in CardiLog is designed around BP logging: stage classification across 5 international guidelines, Mean Arterial Pressure, and Pulse Pressure — calculated automatically on every reading.

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Context tags that explain your numbers

Tag readings with exercise, meals, medication, stress, sleep, or caffeine so you can see what's actually moving your blood pressure over time.

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A PDF your doctor can act on immediately

Generate a clinical-style report with your full history, averages, and trend analysis — ready to share by email, AirDrop, or Messages before your next appointment.

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Privacy-first, on-device only

No account, no cloud sync — every reading stays on your phone.

CardiLog vs. Kardia — FAQ

Is CardiLog a replacement for Kardia's EKG features?

No — Kardia's EKG capture is a different category of measurement. CardiLog is purpose-built for blood pressure tracking: logging, trend detection, and doctor-ready reports. Many people use a BP-focused app like CardiLog alongside a dedicated EKG device.

Can I log blood pressure readings taken with any device in CardiLog?

Yes. CardiLog accepts manual entry from any monitor — Omron, Kardia, Withings, iHealth, A&D, or a standard cuff.

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Your doctor checks your BP twice a year. CardiLog watches it every day.

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