Large Text Health Log

Name: Large Text Health Log
Author: Temperstone

Android app by Temperstone. Health & Fitness · Temperstone

Store rating: Unknown
Store rating count: Unknown
Download price: Free to download
In-app purchases: Not listed in captured metadata
Version: 1.1.11
Listing last refreshed: 2026-09-17

Store description excerpt

Large Text Health Log is a clear, high-contrast health record app for glucose, blood pressure, pulse, and weight. It is designed for people who want a simple daily log with large numbers, wide buttons, readable labels, target ranges, trends, reminders, and one-page summaries. Many health numbers are only useful when they are easy to find later. A paper notebook can be left behind, and a general notes app often turns into a long list that is hard to compare. Large Text Health Log keeps common daily values in a structured format, so you can enter today’s number quickly and review recent changes without rebuilding a table by hand. What you can record - Glucose values with a time-of-day note - Blood pressure with systolic, diastolic, and pulse values - Weight entries for everyday tracking - Short notes for context, meals, activity, sleep, or anything you want to remember - Morning, after-meal, and bedtime reminder slots The app is built around readable screens. Important numbers are shown in a large type size, action areas are easy to tap, and the layout avoids dense controls. This makes it practical for older adults, caregivers, and anyone who prefers a calmer recording tool over a crowded dashboard. The Today screen gives you a quick overview of recent glucose, blood pressure, and weight records. You can see the latest values, move to the recording screen, or switch to trends and summaries from the bottom navigation. The goal is to make daily use feel predictable: open the app, check what is already there, add a new value if needed, and continue with your day. The Record screen focuses on fast entry. Instead of typing a long note first, you choose the measurement type and enter the number with a large keypad. Blood pressure is split into systolic and diastolic fields, pulse can be saved alongside it, and weight is stored as its own entry. Notes are optional, so quick entries stay quick. Target and reference range information helps you organize what you are looking at. The app can show glucose target ranges and blood pressure reference bands next to your values and trend charts. These ranges are there to support personal record keeping and discussion, not to replace professional guidance. The Trend screen helps you look beyond a single value. Recent entries are placed into a timeline-style view so you can see whether values have been steady, rising, falling, or simply missing on certain days. Range bands make the chart easier to scan, especially when you want to prepare for a conversation with family or a clinician. The Summary screen is useful before an appointment or when a caregiver needs a compact view. Instead of sending multiple screenshots, you can create a one-page image or PDF with the selected period’s key records. Sharing is started only when you choose the export action, and the summary is meant to support conversation around your own saved entries. Reminders support the habit of writing things down. You can set gentle reminders

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