This is the number to show your GP, not any one reading.
This is a diary, not a diagnosis. Categories follow the thresholds used for home monitoring in the UK, where 135/85 is the line for high blood pressure. Everything stays on this device.
Sit quietly for five minutes first, then type in what the machine shows.
Wait one minute, measure again, and put that reading here. The app averages the two. That is the number your GP wants.
A summary of your readings, the points worth raising, and a copy you can hand over or email.
Riva records what you tell it you take. It does not check doses or interactions. Your pharmacist is the person for that.
These are drawn from your own readings. They are prompts for the conversation, not conclusions.
The PDF has everything on this page plus the full table of readings. Choose “Save as PDF” as the destination when the print box opens.
Your details, your GP practice, and your backups. Nothing here leaves this device unless you export it.
Type the practice name to search your saved list, or fill in the details once and they stay here.
These go on the printout and the email for your GP, along with how often you have been taking them.
A backup is one file containing every reading and all your details. Save it somewhere you will find it again: email it to yourself, or put it in Google Drive or iCloud.
Important: your readings live in this browser only. If you clear your browsing data, or delete the app, they go with it. Save a backup after every few readings.
Replay the welcome guide: how to take a good reading, and how backups work.
This wipes every reading and all your details from this device. Save a backup first if there is any chance you will want them back.