Give your heart to your sweetheart for Valentine's Day!

[Jacobus]

Or, more simply, a reading of your blood pressure when you see her...
Hello everyone,
Here's a little program that might be useful to some of you who, unfortunately, need to monitor your blood pressure. I've created a software program to manage blood pressure readings from a blood pressure monitor. While it was initially just for my own use, it's proving to be useful for an entire family, or even a doctor for their patients.

and you can download it here if you are interested: Blood Pressure Monitor (x64) 64-bit version, and Blood Pressure Monitor (x86) 32-bit version. Specially translated into English (with the help of Google Translate).

Main Features:

- Record your own blood pressure readings, those of your family members, and even, if you are a doctor, your patients' readings. There is no limit to the number of users/patients you can record.

- Four measurement periods: morning from 6:00 AM to 12:00 PM, afternoon from 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM, evening from 6:00 PM to 12:00 AM, and night from 12:00 AM to 6:00 AM. Each period is independent, allowing for faster and easier reading.

- The average readings for each period are calculated very simply, as is the overall average including all readings. The real-time display of results is very clear and quick to review with the graphical graphs.

- Data is displayed in a table and can be viewed in text or graph mode. It is saved to individual text files.

- Option to create archives of each user's data for later review.

- Instant display of averages and graphs.

- The graph curves can be modified in their appearance and are updated instantly with each addition or deletion of data. They automatically adapt to the size of the window.

One screenshot:

[OldSkoolGamer]

Thanks for this app. I've been just using Notepad++ to record my readings, but will use this now. Funny thing is that it never crossed my mind to create an application for it,

[Jacobus]

Thanks for this app. I've been just using Notepad++ to record my readings, but will use this now. Funny thing is that it never crossed my mind to create an application for it,

Thanks OldSkoolGamer.
There are some things like that which are so ingrained in our habits that we don't even think about improving them until something goes wrong. In my case, it's even worse than yours; I used to write everything down on scraps of paper that I kept with my blood pressure monitor... The increasing frequency of these checks has forced me to take action. So it was a good exercise in PureBasic , and I figured I wasn't the only one in this situation.