Corino

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Corino is a calm blood pressure log for iPhone, for the readings people take at home with their own monitor.

About Corino

Corino is for people who keep a home blood pressure log, usually because their doctor asked for one. It works with any cuff and says so from the first screen: Corino doesn’t measure blood pressure. Your cuff takes the reading; Corino makes logging it a matter of two taps on a large keypad, shows your 7-day, morning and evening averages, and turns your readings into a PDF report your doctor can read in a minute.

Corino is built for older users first. Text grows to the largest accessibility sizes, it works with VoiceOver, Bold Text and Increase Contrast, and every range is shown with a word and a symbol, never color alone. There is no account, no ads and no server.

Corino’s Scan screen: a blood pressure monitor’s display inside the camera frame, read as 124 over 79 with a pulse of 68, ready to check before saving. — Filling in a reading from a photo of the monitor (Corino Pro). Sample screen.

Facts

Developer

Can Cermikli, an independent developer

Platform

iPhone with iOS 18 or later

Price

Free to download and to log readings.

Corino Pro: annual with a one-week free trial and Family Sharing, monthly, or a single lifetime purchase. In the United States: $34.99 a year, $9.99 a month or $79.99 once. Prices in your currency appear in the App Store.

Languages

English, German, French, Italian and Japanese

Countries at launch

United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Japan, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy and France

Release date

Coming soon to the App Store

Contact

support@corino.app

What it does

Log a reading in two taps plus the digits; Corino moves to the next field by itself.
Fill in a reading from a photo of the monitor’s display and check it before saving (Pro). The photo is processed on the iPhone and isn’t saved.
See the latest reading, the 7-day average and morning and evening averages, with charts from a day to a year.
See which range a reading falls in under AHA/ACC 2025, ESC 2024, ESH 2023 or JSH 2025, each linked to its source.
Share a doctor report as a PDF with averages, medications and every reading (Pro).
Follow a guided 7-day home check of morning and evening readings (Pro).
Keep medications next to readings, with reminders and a check-off for each dose; Corino never suggests a dose (Pro).
Use Apple Health both ways, and import a CSV file from another app for free.
Log with Siri or from Control Center; see readings in Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets (widgets are Pro).

Part of a Corino doctor report: averages for all, morning and evening readings, a chart of daily averages, and the medication list.

What Corino is not

Not a blood pressure monitorCorino does not measure anything. It records the readings from your own monitor.
Not a doctorCorino gives no medical advice and is not a medical device. It shows ranges from published guidelines; your doctor tells you what they mean for you.
Not an accountNo sign-up and no ads.
Not a weekly subscriptionCorino Pro is annual, monthly or a single lifetime purchase.

Privacy

Corino has no server and cannot see anyone’s readings. Readings live on the iPhone and in the person’s private iCloud. Readings from Apple Health stay in Health. Usage data is off unless the person turns it on, and it never includes a reading or any other health value.

Images and interviews

For the app icon, App Store screenshots in five languages (six App Store locales, with US and UK English), the app preview video or an interview, write to support@corino.app.