Migrelle - Migraine Tracker

Log a migraine in one tap. Spot your triggers. Walk into your next appointment with a clear PDF report — all private, encrypted, and offline.

Migrelle is a private, one-tap migraine and headache tracker that helps you understand your attacks — and walk into your next appointment with real data.

LOG IN ONE TAP Press and hold to save an attack in a second, even mid-migraine. Add pain, aura, symptoms, medication and triggers later — no rush.

ONE QUESTION A DAY Daily Pulse asks once a day whether it was a migraine day. One tap tells symptom-free days apart from days with no entry at all — the difference your doctor's report rests on. Evening reminder, home-screen widget, and a way to fill in the days you missed.

AFTER ACUTE MEDICATION Log what you took during an attack and Migrelle comes back with two short questions, after about 2 hours and the next day: what happened to the pain, and how well you could function. Answers are grouped per medication in your report — a record of what you observed, never a verdict on the medication.

FIND YOUR TRIGGERS Migrelle surfaces the patterns behind your attacks: weather and barometric pressure, sleep, stress, screens, your cycle. See what most often precedes a bad day.

A REPORT YOUR DOCTOR WILL ACTUALLY READ Generate a clean PDF — migraine days, average severity, medication days (with a medication-overuse headache warning), symptom-free days and your top triggers. Everything computed on your device.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN End-to-end encrypted and local-first. Your health data lives on your phone. An optional encrypted backup is protected by a recovery code only you hold — we can't read your data. No ads, no data selling, ever.

Migrelle is a tracking and information tool, not a medical device — it does not diagnose or treat. Always talk to a healthcare professional about your symptoms.

Free to track. Migrelle Premium unlocks what you tag most with attacks, your week's day pattern and your response patterns across several treatment attempts — patterns from your own logs, not a prediction.

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