
Pregnancy BP Companion
Help with blood pressure entries, symptom logs, medication reminders, care-team contact details, and sharing PDF reports.
View common questions →We're here to help you use Pregnancy BP Companion and Pregnancy Glucose Companion. Find answers to common questions or contact us for technical assistance.
Both apps are designed to make it easier to organize information and share it with your own healthcare team.

Help with blood pressure entries, symptom logs, medication reminders, care-team contact details, and sharing PDF reports.
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Help with fasting and after-meal readings, medications and reminders, viewing your history, and sharing PDF reports.
View common questions →These answers cover common features in the current versions of our apps.
Use the app's PDF report or export feature to create a summary. Review the report and choose how to share it with your healthcare team.
No. The current apps do not require a Celsum Health account. Information you enter is designed to be stored on your device.
Add your medications and select a supported schedule. Allow notifications when prompted, and check your device's notification settings if reminders are not appearing.
Look for the reset option in the app's settings or More section. Review the confirmation carefully: resetting may permanently remove locally saved records. Export any reports you wish to keep first.
The apps are designed to keep entered health information on your device. When you choose to export or share a report, the destination you select may handle that information under its own privacy practices. Read our Privacy Policy for details.
Tell us which app you're using, whether you're on iPhone or Android, what you expected to happen, and what went wrong. Please do not email blood pressure readings, glucose readings, medical records, or other sensitive health information.
Questions, feedback, or an app issue? Email our team and include the app name and a brief description of the problem.
Support email is not monitored for medical emergencies. Please avoid including sensitive personal or health information in your message.