PulseZen: Snap your blood pressure monitor

Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I built PulseZen after watching family members struggle to keep a blood pressure log. Doctors ask for readings over weeks, but writing numbers on paper (or typing them into a spreadsheet) means most people simply stop. So the core idea is: take a photo of your monitor, and you're done. PulseZen reads systolic, diastolic and pulse and saves them with the time of day. A few things I cared about: • Weekly, not momentary — a 7-day average with your category and time on target, because single readings swing a lot. • Reminders that know you measured — morning and evening nudges that skip themselves once you've logged. • Medication without the nagging — one-tap dose logging; if you don't take any meds, those features stay hidden. • Ready for your doctor — trends with medication changes marked, and a one-tap PDF report. • Apple Health sync, dark mode, large text, English and Chinese. Privacy: your readings live on your device. The monitor photo is only sent for recognition and isn't stored. PulseZen isn't a medical device and doesn't replace your doctor — it just makes the logging part painless. I'd love your feedback, especially on photo recognition with your monitor model. Thanks for checking it out!