MigraLog: Migraine Diary

New: log an attack from a Home Screen or Lock Screen widget, or just ask Siri. Still no account, no cloud, and CSV export free forever.

MigraLog is a private, offline migraine diary built for the moment an attack starts — not after. Log pain, location, and medication in two taps, then fill in the details later when you can think straight.

WHAT IT DOES • Attack Mode: a true-black, high-contrast screen with one huge button. Log pain level and medication taken in the moment, even with blurred vision or a shaking hand. • Lock Screen & Home Screen widgets: one tap logs the attack and opens Attack Mode — no hunting for the app while your vision is blurring. • Siri: say "Log my migraine" and the attack is recorded without even opening the app. • Post-attack check-in: five short optional questions — pain location, symptoms, triggers, and impact — each one at a time, skip anything. A single reminder afterwards, with "Add details" and "I'm fine, skip" right on the notification. • Insights: a calendar heatmap of headache days, monthly trends, and a medication-overuse reminder based on your own logged data. • Medication tracker: log what you took and how well it worked. • Doctor Report (one-time purchase): a clinical PDF summary — headache days and acute medication days per month against the two thresholds neurologists look for, which medication actually gave you relief, the triggers you reported, sleep before each attack, and this period compared with the last one. Ready to bring to an appointment. • CSV export is always free, forever. Your data is never held hostage behind a paywall. • Optional Face ID app lock. • Optional sleep import from Health, to see how much you slept before each attack.

PRIVACY, BY DESIGN Every entry lives in an offline SQLite database on your device. There is no account, no cloud sync, and no analytics SDK. Nothing you log ever leaves your phone unless you explicitly export or share it yourself.

MigraLog is a record-keeping tool. It does not diagnose, treat, or predict any medical condition, and nothing in this app is medical advice — always consult your healthcare provider about your symptoms and medications.