Your heart, one beat at a time.
Record your blood pressure and pulse in seconds, see how they're trending, and send your GP a clear report before your next appointment.
Each reading is checked against UK blood pressure ranges, so you can see at a glance when to speak to your GP.
Everything your GP asks you to keep track of.
Home readings give a truer picture than one check at the surgery. Heart Wellness keeps them in one place and makes sense of them.
Log readings in seconds
Enter systolic, diastolic and pulse with an optional note, or import your history from an Omron monitor's CSV export.
See your trend
Charts by week, month or all time show whether your blood pressure is settling, rising or staying steady.
Plain-English insights
Every reading is placed in its UK range, with lifestyle tips based on your own pattern of readings.
Reports for your clinician
Create a secure link that expires when you choose, or download a PDF report to take to your appointment.
Private by design
Two-step sign-in, encrypted connections and links that expire. Only you decide who sees your readings.
How it works
Three minutes a day, at the same time each day.
Take your reading
Sit quietly for five minutes, then use your own blood pressure monitor as normal.
Log it
Add the numbers to Heart Wellness. Your chart and health score update straight away.
Share it
Before your appointment, send your GP or nurse a time-limited link or a PDF report.
Built by a family that knows why it matters.
Heart Wellness was founded on 30 March 2025 by Dean Jackson, a software developer and father of three from Worcestershire, after his wife had a cardiac event.
He built the app to fill the gap between occasional check-ups and the everyday monitoring that catches problems early, and it is now used by patients and healthcare professionals across the UK.
Heart Wellness doesn't replace medical advice. If your reading is 180/120 or higher, or you have chest pain, breathlessness or sudden weakness, call 999 straight away.
NHS guidanceStart building a clearer picture today.
Try every feature free for 7 days. You'll need your own blood pressure monitor.