The free vitals tracker for blood pressure, blood sugar, HbA1c, weight and cholesterol — with in-range bands and trend charts, for you and your whole family.
Each BP, sugar, HbA1c, weight and lipid entry is placed on an in-range band and a trend line, with its category explained in plain language — so you can see a number drifting before it becomes a problem.
Categories come from the standards clinicians use — ACC/AHA for BP, ADA for sugar and HbA1c, ICMR cut-offs for BMI and NCEP ATP III for cholesterol — so the guidance is grounded, not guesswork.
Our vitals tracker turns every blood pressure, blood sugar, HbA1c, weight and cholesterol reading you log into a clear category and a trend, so you can see how your numbers compare to recognised targets and catch a problem — like a creeping fasting sugar or a rising LDL — early, and discuss it with your doctor.
Add a person
Add yourself or a family member — name is all we need.
Log a reading
Enter BP, sugar, HbA1c, weight or lipids from any date.
See the analysis
Get the in-range band, trend chart and category instantly.
Blood pressure
Log systolic, diastolic and pulse; see your ACC/AHA category and a trend with 120/140 reference lines.
Blood sugar
Record fasting, post-meal or random glucose and track it against ADA thresholds over time.
HbA1c
Follow your 3-month average glucose against the 5.7% and 6.5% diabetes thresholds.
Weight & BMI
Track weight with BMI computed on Asian-Indian (ICMR) cut-offs for a more accurate category.
Cholesterol
Keep a full lipid profile — total, LDL, HDL and triglycerides — against NCEP ATP III ranges.
The whole family
Switch between parents, spouse and yourself; everyone shares one secure family list.
Blood-pressure categories follow the ACC/AHA 2017 guideline; blood-sugar and HbA1c follow the American Diabetes Association (ADA) criteria; BMI uses the Asian-Indian cut-offs recommended by the ICMR; and cholesterol follows NCEP ATP III. Each reading is shown with its category for guidance only — not a diagnosis.
Yes — it's free. Sign in with a free account to add yourself or a family member and log readings; your data is then saved securely and available on any device.
Blood pressure (systolic/diastolic + pulse), blood sugar (fasting, post-meal or random), HbA1c, weight with BMI, and a full lipid profile (total, LDL, HDL and triglycerides) — each with an in-range band, trend chart and history.
Yes. Add as many people as you like — yourself, parents, spouse or anyone you care for — and switch between them. It uses the same family list as our other health tools, so a person you add once is available everywhere.
As a general guide, a blood pressure below 120/80 mmHg is normal, and a fasting blood sugar below 100 mg/dL is normal with 100–125 considered prediabetes. The tracker plots reference lines at these thresholds, but targets can differ per person — always confirm yours with your doctor.
No. The tracker is for information and monitoring only and does not diagnose any condition. Use it to follow your numbers over time and to have a clearer conversation with your doctor.
Here's a sample to explore 📈
See how the charts and analysis work — then start tracking your own vitals.
example data
Latest blood pressure
124/80mmHg
70 bpm pulse
1 Sep 2026, 8:00am
130–139/80–89 — monitor and review lifestyle.
Mean arterial pressure
95 mmHg
Avg pressure through the cycle (70–100 typical)
Pulse pressure
44 mmHg
Normal (40–60)
Average
130.5 mmHg
Range
124–138
In healthy band
0%
Change
-14 mmHg
History
124/80 mmHg
1 Sep 2026, 8:00am
128/82 mmHg
22 Aug 2026, 8:00am
132/85 mmHg
8 Aug 2026, 8:00am
138/88 mmHg
25 Jul 2026, 8:00am
Next steps
Reference ranges: ACC/AHA blood-pressure categories · ADA blood-sugar & HbA1c criteria · Asian-Indian BMI cut-offs (ICMR) · NCEP ATP III lipids. For information only — not a medical diagnosis. Always discuss results with your doctor.