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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

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.

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.

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.

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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