Blood pressure
Systolic and diastolic, with the reading shown against the standard published category names so you can see where it sits.



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A blood-pressure cuff writes to one app. A glucose meter writes to another. The INR goes on a slip of paper in a drawer. Meanwhile the food, the weight and the walking are in a third place, and nobody can look at a month of it together. Loopa is one record.
Log what you measure. There is no field here that costs money to record.
Systolic and diastolic, with the reading shown against the standard published category names so you can see where it sits.
With a fasting flag, so fasting and after-meal readings plot as separate lines rather than one confusing one.
For anyone on warfarin. In the same record as the vitamin K in what you ate.
SpO2 as a percentage, temperature in Fahrenheit.
Resting, plus average, minimum and maximum for a day.
Hours of sleep, and a one-to-five rating for how you felt. Entering them yourself is free; the same numbers arriving from a device need Premium.
Loopa records what you enter and shows it back to you over time. It can show a reading against a published reference category so you can see where the number sits, and it will point you toward a clinician on a reading in the highest bands. That category is a reference, not an assessment of you.
Loopa does not diagnose, does not decide whether a reading is safe or unsafe for you, and never tells you to start, stop or change anything you take. It is a tracking and educational app, not a substitute for professional medical care. If a number worries you, the answer is your clinician, not this app.
Nothing here is a claim about cause. It is the same week, in one place, so you and the person treating you can look at it together.
Mark a reading as fasting or after a meal and the two plot as separate lines, which is the difference between a chart that means something and a sawtooth.
Loopa does not say a meal caused a reading. Sleep, illness, stress, medication, activity and the time of day all move blood sugar, and an app that picks one of them and calls it the reason is guessing.
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If you take warfarin, the two things you get asked about are your INR and what you have been eating. Loopa already has the food, and INR tracking is built in, so the answer is one screen rather than a diary and a slip of paper.
Your anticoagulation team sets your target range and your dose. Loopa records the numbers and has no opinion about either, and it never suggests a change.
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Water logging is free, and so is the setting that counts everything else you drink. Turn it on and coffee, tea, milk and juice count toward the total, including the liquid inside a saved meal.
If Loopa cannot work out how much was in the glass it lists the drink as not counted and lets you say, rather than inventing a volume.
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Almost everything here is yours. Loopa is honest about the difference between a number you measured and a band somebody published.
Only the vitals half. There is a full comparison for everything else.
Every reading Loopa supports, at no cost.
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13 fields: systolic and diastolic blood pressure, resting heart rate, average, minimum and maximum heart rate, blood glucose, blood oxygen, body temperature, INR, sleep hours, and a one-to-five energy and mood rating. A glucose reading can be marked as fasting, which keeps fasting and after-meal readings on separate lines in the chart.
Yes, every field, to log and to read, on the phone and in a browser. Loopa Basic shows a rolling 30 days of history. Nothing is deleted when that window rolls: it is applied when Loopa reads your data, so subscribing later brings the whole record back.
Loopa shows a blood-pressure reading against the standard published category names and a glucose reading against published reference bands, so you can see where a number sits. That is a reference category, not a clinical assessment of you. Loopa does not diagnose, does not decide whether a reading is safe, and does not tell you to change anything you take.
Yes, free, in the same place as everything else. If you take warfarin, keeping your INR and the vitamin K in what you ate in one record is the point: they are the two things your anticoagulation team asks about. Your target range and your dose are theirs to set, and Loopa has no opinion about either.
Yes. Readings and food live in the same day, so you can look at a reading alongside the meals logged around it, and mark a reading as fasting or after a meal so the two plot separately. Loopa does not claim a meal caused a reading. Plenty of things move blood sugar and an app cannot tell you which one did.
Entering them yourself is free, like every other vitals field. The same numbers arriving automatically from a watch or a ring need Premium, because device sync does.
With Premium, your personal report charts your readings over the window you pick, and you can save it as a PDF to take to the appointment. To send a report through a link instead, a clinician share report carries your weight trend, intake and medications, needs no account on their side, expires, and can be revoked whenever you want. Viewing your own trends in the app is free; the reports and the raw data export are the Premium half. Reports and export, and Clinician Share.
Loopa is a tracking and educational app. It records what you enter and shows it back to you. It does not diagnose, treat, or tell you what a reading means for your health, and it is not a substitute for professional medical care.
Blood pressure, glucose, INR and the rest are part of Loopa Basic, in the same record as the food and the weight.