Support CuffWeek
CuffWeek helps you keep a seven-day record of readings from your own blood-pressure cuff, with guided sessions, a summary, and PDF or CSV files you choose to share.
CuffWeek does not measure blood pressure or diagnose conditions. It does not provide treatment or recommend medication. Discuss your readings with your doctor.
Does CuffWeek measure blood pressure?
No. Enter readings taken with your own blood-pressure cuff. Neither the iPhone app nor the Watch app measures blood pressure. CuffWeek helps you keep a seven-day log; it does not diagnose, treat, or recommend medication. Discuss your readings with your doctor.
How do I export a log?
Open Summary, then Export. For an older log, open it in History and choose Export. Optionally enter a name, then choose PDF or CSV. Use the system share sheet to save the file or choose a recipient. You can always view and export existing logs without purchasing another log. Shared copies remain wherever you save or send them.
How do I delete my data?
Open Settings and choose Delete all data. Confirm, then choose whether to delete local data only or also readings CuffWeek wrote to Apple Health. This removes local logs, readings, and preferences; your purchase is kept. CuffWeek cannot delete Health readings written by other apps or copies of exports you already shared.
How do I restore my purchase?
Open Settings and choose Restore purchases. Use the Apple Account that made the purchase and an internet connection. If the unlock is still missing, check your App Store purchase history and contact support with the app version and error message. Do not send payment details or health information.
How do Health permissions work?
Health is optional. In CuffWeek Settings, choose Connect to Apple Health to request access. You choose which blood-pressure and pulse permissions to allow. You can change access in the Health app: open your profile, then Apps, then CuffWeek. System menu wording can vary. If access is denied, you can still enter cuff readings manually and export logs. The Watch sends entered cuff readings to your paired iPhone; the iPhone handles Health access. CuffWeek cannot tell whether you denied read access; an empty import may also mean no matching readings are available.
Contact
Contact: support@cuffweek.app. Please do not email health information.