Tensana - BloodPressure DB

This update improves accessibility in Tensana, making the app easier to use with screen readers. It also includes various bug fixes for improved stability and reliability. Thank you for your continued support and valuable feedback!

Tensana is your digital blood pressure diary for long-term tracking of blood pressure, pulse, medications, and other health measurements. Enter your readings manually or import them from supported Bluetooth blood pressure monitors. Keep track of changes over time, view clear charts and statistics, and create PDF reports for doctor’s appointments, your pharmacy, or your own records. ### What can you use Tensana for? • Record blood pressure and pulse readings • Track trends with charts and statistics • Manage medications and medication intake • Set reminders for measurements and medications • Export PDF reports and CSV data • Sync your data across smartphones, tablets, and computers • Track additional health measurements such as weight, blood glucose, temperature, or oxygen saturation • Manage multiple user profiles Tensana supports a wide range of commercially available blood pressure monitors with Bluetooth connectivity. Depending on the device, measurements can be imported automatically. Supported devices and data sources include products from Omron, Beurer, boso, Medisana, Sanitas, Silvercrest, Soehnle, Veroval, Withings, and other manufacturers. ### Why Tensana? Many people measure their blood pressure regularly but find it difficult to keep track of individual readings, medications, and long-term changes. Tensana helps you keep your health data organized and makes it easier to understand how your readings develop over time. This allows you to review your measurements more easily and have them ready in a clear, structured format for your next doctor’s appointment. The app has been available for many years and can be used on Android, iPhone, iPad, and in your web browser. Registered users can synchronize their data across devices. ### Important Tensana does not replace professional medical advice and does not provide a medical diagnosis. Always discuss unusual readings, symptoms, or changes to your treatment with your doctor or another qualified healthcare professional.