Almist
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Blood pressure, pulse and medications in one app

Almist is a health self-monitoring app. Log your readings, follow the trend and share your entries with your doctor.

For AndroidRuStoreSoon
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For iPhoneApp StoreSoon

The app is free; Pro is optional.

Monthly blood pressure chart in the Almist app

Everything you need for self-monitoring

Entries, charts, reminders and reports — without extra screens.

Point the camera at your monitor

We read the numbers from the screen — no need to type them in

Point the camera at your monitor

Doctor’s report in one tap

A PDF for any period or a QR code — the doctor opens your entries in their browser

Doctor’s report in one tap

Reminders for readings and medications

At a time that suits you — even without internet

Reminders for readings and medications

Your latest reading on the home screen

The widget shows your latest reading, and its button opens a new entry right away

Your latest reading on the home screen

The essentials are free

Pro adds conveniences for people who log every day. Pro is currently available in Russia only.

FREE
0 ₽

Forever, no time limit

  • Blood pressure and pulse entries, tags and notes
  • Charts, averages and statistics
  • Reminders for readings and medications
  • Home screen widget
  • PDF report and CSV export
  • Doctor access via link or QR code
  • Photo entry — 10 per month
PRO
99 ₽ / month

7 days free, cancel any time · Russia only

  • Unlimited photo entries
  • More observations from your entries
  • Detailed PDF reports for your doctor
  • Medication stock and refill reminders
  • Edit history and entry recovery
  • No ads

Your entries stay yours

Stored in Russia

Entries are stored on a server in Russia and sent over an encrypted connection.

PIN lock

Lock the app with a PIN or your fingerprint.

Delete everything

Your account and all entries are deleted immediately — in the app or on this site.

Almist does not diagnose or prescribe treatment. Reading statuses follow common guidelines — they are not a diagnosis and do not replace a doctor. If you feel unwell, call your local emergency number.