Migraine Tracker Mobile

Migraine Tracker helps you understand your migraines — not just log them.

Every migraine tells a story: what you ate, what the weather was doing, what medication you took, how bad it was. Migraine Tracker captures all of it in one place, so patterns you'd never spot day-to-day become visible over weeks and months.

WHAT YOU CAN TRACK • Migraine events — an optional 1–10 severity scale, plus free-form notes • Meals — what you ate and how long before the migraine started • Medications — build a saved list of what you take, then just tap to log it • Weather conditions — log manually

Logging a full migraine event walks you through severity, meal, medication, and weather in one guided flow — or use any of the four screens on their own for a quick, single entry.

DICTATE, DON'T TYPE Every notes field leads with a microphone button so you can just talk. Typing always works too, but on a bad day, talking is easier.

BUILT FOR PRIVACY, FIRST This is health data, so it's treated like health data: • Locked behind Face ID (or a PIN, if Face ID isn't available) • Sensitive fields — notes, meals, medications, weather details — are encrypted with AES-256 before they're ever saved • Nothing is ever sent to us. There are no ad networks, no analytics, no third-party trackers of any kind • If you turn on iCloud sync, your data moves between your own iPhone, iPad, and Mac through your own private iCloud account — never through our servers, because we don't have any

SEE YOUR HISTORY Browse your recent logs at a glance — last 7 days, 30 days, or 6 months — filtered by type, so you can spot patterns in what you ate, what the weather was like, or what you took.

EXPORT FOR DEEPER ANALYSIS Export any date range to Markdown or CSV. Hand it to your doctor, load it into a spreadsheet, or feed it to an AI tool to look for correlations across meals, weather, and medication that are hard to catch by eye. Export happens entirely on your device — nothing uploads automatically.

Migraine Tracker runs on iPhone, iPad, and Apple Silicon Mac.