Younis Cardiology – Blood Pressure Tracking App for Patients
A blood pressure app for cardiology patients to log readings, see trends and send them to their care team.
- Industry
- Platforms
- iOS, Android, Web
- Store category
- Health & Fitness
- Country
- United States
- Built with
- Flutter
- React
- Laravel
- WordPress
The project
Younis Cardiology is a patient app for a cardiology practice in Houston, Texas. Patients record blood pressure from the cuff of their choice, or sync a compatible Bluetooth cuff, and add heart rate, weight and notes. Charts show 7-day and 30-day averages and trends. After at least seven days of readings, patients submit their log, and the care team reviews it through a practice portal and responds in the app. Reminders, a medication log, AI insights and offline saving round it out. Only patients of the practice can use it.
The challenge
- Patients wrote readings on paper or in notes and brought them to appointments, often incomplete.
- Doctors need a week or more of home readings to judge blood pressure, not a single clinic measurement.
- Patients forgot to take readings twice a day and lost track of the effect of medication changes.
What we built
- iOS and Android apps for logging blood pressure, heart rate, weight and notes.
- Bluetooth cuff pairing and Apple HealthKit integration, so readings can sync without typing.
- Charts, 7-day and 30-day averages, and AI insights on each patient's data.
- One-tap submission of the log to the practice portal once seven days are recorded.
- Morning and evening reminders, a medication log and offline storage that syncs later.
Screens
Key features
Quick BP entry
Patients log systolic, diastolic and heart rate in a few taps.
Bluetooth cuff pairing
Compatible cuffs send readings to the app automatically.
Charts and trends
Trend, systolic, diastolic and heart rate charts with 7-day and 30-day averages.
Submit to doctor
Patients send their log to the care team, who review it in a practice portal.
Smart reminders
Morning and evening reminders prompt a reading.
Medication log
Patients record medications and see how changes affect their readings.
Weight tracking
Weight and BMI trends sit alongside blood pressure.
Works offline
Readings save on the phone and sync when the connection returns.
