Export your readings to a CSV file

A CSV file is a simple table of your readings. You can open it in a spreadsheet program such as Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets, keep it as a copy, or import it into the app on another phone. CSV export is free.

Export the file

1. Tap Other, the last icon in the row at the top of the screen.

2. Scroll down to the section Share PDF reports, CSV or import data.

3. Tap Export data.

4. Under Choose data type, tap CSV file.

5. To export only some of your readings, tap Filters and choose a period or a category. Tap Close to go back. Without a filter, all readings of the profile are exported.

6. Check the file name under Type in filename. The app fills in your profile name and the date. You can change it.

7. To send the file, tap Share and choose an email, messaging or cloud storage app.

8. To keep the file on the phone instead, tap Save, choose a folder in the window that opens and confirm. The message Data has been saved. appears.

The file always covers the profile that is selected in the app. To export the readings of another family member, switch to their profile first, as described in Track readings for several family members.

What the file contains

The file has one line for each reading. The first line names the columns, in the app's language:

• DATE: the date and time, for example 2026-11-14 08:30:00.
• SYSTOLIC, DIASTOLIC and PULSE.
• Description: your note. Line breaks in a note become spaces.
• Tags: the tags of the reading, separated by " # ".
• Weight and Oxygen saturation: 0 when you did not record them.

The category colour, the weather and the profile's name are not in the file. To show your readings to your doctor, the PDF report is easier to read.

Choose a comma or a semicolon

The columns are separated by commas. Some spreadsheet programs, often in countries that write decimals with a comma, expect semicolons and show everything in one column. To change the separator:

1. Tap Other, scroll down to the section Miscellaneous and tap Settings.

2. Under Data settings, tap CSV separator.

3. Tap the comma or the semicolon option.

4. Export the file again.

The app uses the same setting when it imports a CSV file. Import a file only while the separator it was exported with is set.

What to check if it does not work

• All values appear in one column of the spreadsheet. Change the separator as described above and export the file again, or choose the separator in the spreadsheet program's import window.
• The screen shows Too little data. This message is about the PDF report, which needs more than 7 readings. The CSV file can still be shared and saved.
• If the message No filename entered! appears, type a file name and try again.
• If the message Export failed. Please try again. or Couldn't store data! appears, try again. If it keeps failing, choose another folder when saving, or free some space on the phone.
• If Share shows Failed to send an email, use Save instead and send the saved file from your files app.
• The file has fewer readings than you expected. Check the selected profile, and open Filters: tap Clear to export all readings again.