Migraine Tracker & Diary: MiG

Name: Migraine Tracker & Diary: MiG
Rating: 4.8 (2737 reviews)
Author: Natalia Tsybulenka

By: Natalia Tsybulenka App

Track headache pain, symptoms

Overview

Version:

1.25.0

Last updated: 2026-08-08

Ranking

#34,218 ▲ 35

Overall

Features & Capabilities

MiG helps you take control of migraines by logging frequency, duration, severity, triggers, symptoms, and aura. Visual charts turn raw data into patterns, helping you spot how treatments and lifestyle changes affect your headaches.

Advanced features include MIDAS score, weather-linked pressure insights, downloadable reports for doctors, educational resources, and privacy-first data handling. Use MiG daily to track, understand, and manage migraines for a calmer, more productive life.

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By:

Natalia Tsybulenka

Rating:

4.80

(2,737) 18 new ratings

Version:

1.25.0 Last updated: 2026-08-08

Version code:

886317297

Creation date:

2023-10-05

Compatible devices:

Size:

46.59MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-10

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Ranking

# 34,218 ▲ 35

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Developed by:

Natalia Tsybulenka

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/migraine-tracker-diary-mig/id6446125528

Website:

https://migraine-tracker.com/

User Reviews

Users consistently praise Migraine Tracker MiG as easy to use and highly customizable, with strong tools for doctor communication and data visualization. The quick-logging flow reduces friction during attacks, while the depth of tracking supports personalized insights and patterns. Exportable reports, MIDAS scoring, and Apple Health/iCloud syncing make it practical for clinical use and long-term management. Visuals like head diagrams and trend charts help spot correlations. Some enhancement requests appear (sleep tracking, logging multiple headaches per day, and faster date/time defaults), but the core experience remains highly positive.

Pros

Very easy to use with a prominent log button, making migraine logging fast and frictionless.
Highly customizable and comprehensive: track symptoms, triggers, locations, meds, menstrual cycle, weather changes, and more, with adjustable lists.
Helpful for doctor visits: exports to PDF, MIDAS score, and clear reports; supports sharing with neurologists.
Strong data visualization: head diagrams, trends, and structured summaries that reveal patterns.
Syncs across devices and supports Apple Health/iCloud syncing, ensuring data stays up to date.

Cons

Recent reviews

Super easy to use and fantastic for tracking migraines. Highly recommend

by bi*****, 2026-08-04

First off I’ve been using this tracker for seven months. It is thorough and very customizable for your symptoms/duration/life impact. The yearly subscription is absolutely worth it as it adds pressure variation tracking (a big trigger for me). I highly recommend for anyone not knowledgeable of what your triggers are so you can compare trends. A note about the data collection: for the reports, I did some experimenting and the statistics given only reflect days you record something. So, if it says 20% lack of sleep as a trigger, it means 20% out of all the times a trigger is recorded. It looks like it dosent factor in the data if an option is not selected. (I have mitigated this by adding an “unknown” category to my triggers list). As for things I would love to see in the future: it would be useful to have an option to create a custom headache logging step. Also, a simple meal log might be useful for folks with food related migraines. It could be a separate log type to help discover correlation. Finally, it might be useful to add another type of pain scale: Mankoski Pain Scale. It is more based on impact than a relative number. You could probably do this just by using the 1-10 system, but it might skew your data if you already have lots of pain scale ratings logged.