Measure carefully
Use the device and schedule recommended by your healthcare professional, following validated technique.
Blood pressure tracking, with measurement context
Keep the reading.
Remember the conditions.
BaseSense does not measure blood pressure. It organizes readings from your validated cuff and preserves timing, pulse, position and daily context for a clearer record.
✓ Systolic✓ Diastolic✓ Pulse✓ Time✓ Arm & position✓ Notes
JUL 14 · 8:10 AMPulse 68 bpmLeft arm Seated From your cuff · manually entered
118/76
mm Hg
How it works
From one entry to
a useful history.
The value comes from a repeatable process—not from treating a single number, night or automated summary as a verdict.
Record both readings
Log systolic, diastolic and pulse, plus time and any useful measurement note.
Review the series
A longer record can be more useful than reacting to one isolated measurement.
Share the source
Keep device and technique context available when discussing the record with a clinician.
Illustrative example
See the observation.
Then inspect it.
Examples show how BaseSense may organize personal history. They are not customer results, medical conclusions or promises that the same pattern will appear for you.
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12 readings · 7-day viewBASESENSE OBSERVATIONMorning readings have been less variable this week
This is an organizational summary, not a judgment that a reading is medically safe. BaseSense should point back to every value and never recommend medication changes.
Use it responsibly
Good records begin with good measurements.
BaseSense helps preserve and compare context. It cannot determine whether a medical condition is present or what treatment is appropriate.
Use an appropriate device
The American Heart Association recommends an automatic, validated upper-arm cuff and the correct cuff size. Ask a professional if you are unsure.
Keep technique consistent
Rest quietly, sit with back supported and feet flat, keep the cuffed arm supported at heart level, and avoid talking during measurement.
Follow your clinician’s schedule
Measurement timing and frequency depend on why you are monitoring. BaseSense records the plan; it does not create a treatment protocol.
Treat urgent readings appropriately
Do not wait on an app when a reading or symptoms may require urgent care. Follow your clinician’s instructions and local emergency guidance.
Frequently asked
Clear answers,
careful limits.
Does BaseSense measure blood pressure?＋
No. Enter readings from a validated external cuff. BaseSense is not a blood pressure monitor or medical device.
Will the app tell me whether to change medication?＋
No. Never start, stop or change medication based on an app trend. Discuss readings with a qualified healthcare professional.
Why record two measurements?＋
Measurement protocols often use repeated readings. Follow the schedule and technique your healthcare professional recommends.
Authoritative referencesAmerican Heart Association: Home monitoring ↗AHA: Measurement rules ↗
Start with today
Know your normal.
Notice what changed.
Download BaseSense free and start building a clearer picture of your everyday health.
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