SteadyStat

What is SteadyStat

SteadyStat is a mobile app that helps you organize and interpret personal blood pressure measurements with medication timing context. All your data is stored locally on your device—SteadyStat never uploads your health information to external servers.

The app is designed for people who actively track their blood pressure, especially those taking medications, who want to understand patterns and trends in their readings over time.

SteadyStat is an informational tool and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. It is not a medical device and should not be used as a substitute for professional medical consultation.

How SteadyStat Works

Users manually log blood pressure readings along with contextual information such as medication status, activity level, stress, and sleep quality. The app tracks medication schedules and adherence. SteadyStat then organizes this data and generates structured reports that show trends, patterns, and relationships between medication timing and blood pressure readings.

The reports are designed to support clinical review and discussion between patients and their healthcare providers. Reports include:

• Full comprehensive report with all data and analytics
• Blood pressure control report showing trends and stability
• Medication adherence report tracking dosage consistency
• Medication list with dosages and schedules
• Vitals log with complete history

Privacy Model

SteadyStat uses a local-first architecture where all user data is stored exclusively on the user's device. The application does not require user accounts, does not transmit personal health data to external servers, and does not collect or store personal information on company servers.

Key privacy characteristics:

• All blood pressure readings, medication information, and logs are stored locally on the device
• No user accounts or authentication required for app functionality
• No analytics tracking or behavioral monitoring
• No third-party SDKs or advertising networks
• No personal data is sold, shared, or analyzed
• Users can export and backup their data locally

Supported Inputs

SteadyStat accepts the following types of personal health data:

• Blood pressure readings (systolic, diastolic, pulse)
• Medication names, dosages, and schedules
• Medication adherence status (taken or missed doses)
• Activity level and exercise information
• Stress level indicators
• Sleep quality and duration
• Illness or symptom notes
• Custom tags and notes for context

Users can import data via CSV files for bulk data entry. The app supports data export and backup functionality for portability.

Use Cases

SteadyStat serves several use cases:

• Personal health tracking: Patients monitoring their blood pressure to understand patterns and trends over time
• Medication management: Users tracking medication adherence and timing to correlate with blood pressure readings
• Clinical preparation: Patients organizing home BP data with context before appointments for discussion with healthcare providers
• Provider review: Clinicians reviewing structured patient-reported home BP data during clinical consultations
• Research data organization: Researchers organizing and analyzing personal health measurement data

Frequently Asked Questions

About SteadyStat

SteadyStat was built by Thomas Wong to address a fundamental problem: clinicians receive pages of raw blood pressure logs and averages that obscure the very patterns they are trained to recognize. Years of clinical expertise can end up spent sorting through arithmetic and fragmented data, when time is already limited and clinical judgment needs space to operate.

The goal is not to replace clinical thinking or automate decision-making. It is to organize blood pressure readings and medication timing in a way that respects the clinician's time and helps ensure their expertise is focused where it matters most — understanding the patient in front of them.

SteadyStat is built with the principle that your health data should remain yours — portable, private, and under your control. It is intentionally designed with local-first architecture, never tied to an insurer, hospital system, or specific mobile platform.