Privacy Policy

This policy covers BP Log, the iOS blood pressure tracking app. We built BP Log to keep your health data off our servers entirely. Your readings live in your own private iCloud account, not ours.

Information we collect

Blood pressure readings and health data.Your readings, context tags, and any Apple Health history you import are stored on your device and synced only through your own private iCloud account (via Apple's CloudKit). We never receive, see, or store this data on any server we operate.

Purchase data. If you unlock BP Log Lifetime, Apple and our payments partner (RevenueCat) process your purchase and provide us a subscriber identifier and entitlement status. We do not receive or store your payment details. Apple handles billing directly.

Product analytics. We collect a small, fixed set of anonymous usage events (e.g. app opens, feature usage counts, onboarding progress, purchase outcomes) to understand how the app is used. This allow-list is enforced in code, not just policy: no event we send is capable of carrying a blood pressure value, category, note, or any other clinical data.

How we use it

Analytics data is used only to understand feature usage and improve the app. It is never sold or shared with advertisers.

Purchase/entitlement data is used only to determine whether BP Log Lifetime features are available to you.

Your choices

Since your health data lives in your own iCloud account, deleting the app (or turning off iCloud sync for BP Login Settings) is entirely your decision, and we have no copy to delete on our end. You can manage or cancel any purchase anytime in your device's Settings → Apple ID → Subscriptions.

If you connect Apple Health, that connection and everything it shares is controlled by you in the Health app's own privacy settings. You can revoke access at any time.

Questions? support@cordoc.com