Tracky ABPM
Tracky ABPM helps record your blood pressure across a full day and night, so doctors can understand your real BP pattern — not just one reading taken at one moment.
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Tracky ABPM
Know your BP beyond one reading.
Your blood pressure does not stay the same all day. It changes when you walk, work, sleep, feel stressed, take medicine, or visit a clinic.
Tracky ABPM helps record your blood pressure across a full day and night, so doctors can understand your real BP pattern — not just one reading taken at one moment.
Key Features
24-Hour Monitoring
Records BP during daily routine and sleep
Day & Night View
Shows how BP behaves when awake and asleep.
Automatic Readings
Takes readings at scheduled intervals.
BP Pattern Report
Shows averages, spikes, dips, and trends.
Dipping Analysis
Helps understand night-time BP drop.
Doctor Review Support
Creates reports that support clinical interpretation.
Why Choose Tracky ABPM?
Tracky ABPM brings the complete monitoring journey into a smoother digital workflow from patient setup to study start, device connection, data transfer, report generation, and clinical interpretation. It helps patients go through the process with less confusion and helps doctors review BP patterns with more clarity.
Designed for simple BP tracking at home and better clinical understanding for doctors
Guided Study Setup
Start and manage ABPM studies through a simple app workflow.
Patient Management
Add patient details and manage study records in one place.
Device Connection
Connect the ABPM device and start the study with step-by-step guidance.
24-Hour BP View
Capture BP across day, night, activity, and sleep.
Report Summary
View key BP averages, capture rate, day-night pattern, and heart rate data.
Graph-Based Review
Understand BP spikes, dips, and trends through easy visual graphs.
Doctor-Friendly Report
Generate structured reports that support faster review and better clinical decision-making.
Your BP Report, Made Easy to Understand
After 24-hour monitoring, Tracky ABPM turns every reading into a clear report that helps doctors understand your real blood pressure pattern — during the day, at night, during activity, and while sleeping.
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Report summary
Everything Important at One Glance
See your overall BP average, daytime BP, night-time BP, heart rate, capture rate, and BP graph in one clear summary view.
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detailed readings
Every Reading, Clearly Recorded
The report shows each BP reading with time, systolic pressure, diastolic pressure, heart rate, and MAP — helping doctors track how your BP changed across the day.
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Events & Final Review
Connect BP With Real-Life Events
Track medicines, meals, symptoms, or activities during the study. These event records help doctors understand what may have affected your BP and support better clinical decisions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about Tracky ABPM and how our technology helps doctors understand your real blood pressure pattern.
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ABPM stands for Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring. It is a portable BP device worn for usually 24 hours to record blood pressure during your normal day and sleep.
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A single clinic BP reading may not show your real blood pressure pattern. ABPM helps capture how your BP changes throughout the day, night, work, rest, and sleep.
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Usually, the device is worn for 24 hours. During this time, it records BP readings at scheduled intervals.
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Yes. You can continue most daily activities like walking, working, eating, and resting. However, avoid activities that may damage the device or disturb readings.
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Yes. Night-time readings are one of the most important parts of ABPM because they show how your blood pressure behaves while your body is resting.
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Yes. The cuff inflates automatically at regular intervals to record your blood pressure. You only need to keep your arm still during the reading.
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ABPM is generally not painful, but you may feel temporary tightness when the cuff inflates. This is normal and lasts only for a short time.
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Keep your arm relaxed and still until the reading is complete. Movement during cuff inflation may affect the reading.
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No. The device should not get wet. Avoid bathing, swimming, or showering while wearing the ABPM device unless your healthcare provider gives specific instructions.
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Follow your doctor's advice. Do not stop or change any medicine on your own during the ABPM study. You can log your medication activity in the application.
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DIP means the natural drop in blood pressure during sleep. If BP does not drop enough at night, it may help doctors understand hidden BP patterns.
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The report shows your 24-hour BP average, daytime BP, night-time BP, heart rate, BP graph, dipping pattern, and detailed readings.
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Night-time BP readings show whether your BP relaxes while you sleep. This can give doctors important information that a clinic reading cannot show.
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The report helps doctors understand whether your BP is controlled, whether it rises during day or night, whether it drops properly during sleep, and whether treatment review may be needed.
