CuffPal
Last updated 7 August 2026
CuffPal requires an active subscription. There is a seven-day free trial, started from the paywall the first time you open the app, then CuffPal Pro continues at the price shown on your device — pricing varies by country and is set by Apple, so it's shown in the app rather than here. There is no free tier and no way to use CuffPal without a trial or a subscription running.
Take your reading on your own cuff, then open CuffPal and enter the systolic and diastolic numbers and, if your cuff shows it, your pulse. CuffPal saves it to your on-device history immediately — there is no sync delay because there is nothing to sync to except your own device. This requires your trial or subscription to be active; see below for what happens if it isn't.
CuffPal never measures blood pressure itself. There is no camera scan, no "measure now" button, and no way to get a reading except from a real cuff. If an app claims to measure your blood pressure with just your phone, that claim is not physiologically possible — and it is not what CuffPal does.
Grant Health permission when CuffPal asks, or later in Settings → Privacy & Security → Health → CuffPal. Once granted, readings you log in CuffPal appear in Health, and blood pressure or pulse data already in Health can appear in CuffPal. This works in both directions, and like the rest of the app it requires an active trial or subscription.
Your history is yours. You can export your log — to hand to a doctor or just to keep — as a CSV file from CuffPal's History screen, as long as your trial or subscription is active. The data itself was always yours: exporting it doesn't cost anything beyond the subscription you already need to open the app.
Tap Restore Purchases on the CuffPal Pro screen. Restores are tied to the Apple ID that bought the subscription, so make sure you are signed in to the same one. If nothing is found, check Settings → [your name] → Subscriptions on your device to confirm the subscription is active.
CuffPal Pro is billed by Apple, and only Apple can change or cancel it: Settings → [your name] → Subscriptions → CuffPal. Cancelling stops the next renewal; you keep full access — logging, history, Health sync, export — until the period you already paid for ends. Deleting the app does not cancel a subscription — cancel it in Settings first if you want the billing to stop.
When your seven-day trial ends without converting to a paid subscription, or a paid subscription lapses (payment failure, cancellation reaching its end date), CuffPal locks: the paywall covers the app, and you can't log a new reading, browse your history, sync with Health, or export a CSV. This is not a bug — it's the whole app behind the subscription, not just the extras.
Nothing is deleted. Every reading you already logged stays stored on your device exactly as it was. It's just not reachable until you start a trial again (if you're still eligible) or resubscribe — at which point your full history is exactly where you left it, still on your device, never having gone anywhere.
CuffPal needs a connection to start a trial, subscribe, or restore a purchase through Apple, and it periodically needs one to reconfirm that your subscription is still active. Beyond that check, logging, viewing your history, and Health sync all happen on-device and need no connection.
Anything not answered here — including bug reports, feature requests, and accessibility problems — email gokhan.tosun1995@gmail.com. Please say which iPhone and iOS version you are on; it makes problems much faster to find.