Migraine + Headache Tracker

A bad migraine day is hard enough to get through — you shouldn't also have to reconstruct it from memory three days later for a doctor who wants specifics. Migraine and Headache Tracker logs an attack in one tap and quietly tracks the sleep, stress, weather, and food details around it, so the pattern that's been eluding you finally shows up in the data instead of staying a guess.

You've probably tried the notes app or the mental tally of "was it the wine or the weather." It falls apart by the third attack — by the time you're sitting across from a doctor, the details are gone: the skipped lunch, the bad night's sleep, the pressure drop, the hormones. Migraine and Headache Tracker takes that weight off your shoulders. Log the moment it happens, and let the app hold onto everything else.

ONE TAP WHEN IT HURTS MOST
- Log a migraine in a single tap — always free, never behind a paywall, always one thumb-reach away
- Track pain level, location, symptoms, and medication taken
- A 20-second daily check-in captures stress, sleep, hydration, caffeine, alcohol, screen time, food triggers, and early warning signs, even on days nothing happens — because "normal" days are what make the bad ones meaningful

FINDS THE PATTERN, NOT A GUESS
- A local trigger-correlation engine compares what was different on your migraine days against your normal days, and waits until there's enough data before saying anything
- Automatically attaches a barometric-pressure snapshot to every logged attack, so weather is never something you have to remember
- Optionally reads sleep, workouts, and menstrual-cycle data from Health to correlate hormones and rest with your attacks
- Only ever says a factor is "associated with" your migraines — never that it "causes" them

WALK INTO YOUR NEXT APPOINTMENT PREPARED
- Generates a doctor-ready report from your logged history, instead of reconstructing three months of headaches from memory in a 15-minute appointment
- Includes MIDAS and HIT-6, the same validated questionnaires doctors already use to score migraine disability and impact
- A medication-overuse reminder flags frequent as-needed use as worth discussing with your doctor — informational only, never dosing advice

BUILT FOR REAL LIFE
- Someone who's had migraines for years and still can't say what sets theirs off
- Someone newly diagnosed, trying to give their neurologist more tha