Aura: Migraine Tracker & Log

Siri understands you now: say “log an attack”, “pain is 7” or “it’s over” — ending “in Aura”. And a breathing guide you follow with your eyes closed.

Aura is a migraine diary built for the moment you can barely look at a screen — and for the appointment months later, when your doctor asks how it's been.

LOG IN ONE TAP — OR ONE SENTENCE, EVEN IN THE DARK When an attack starts, you shouldn't have to unlock your phone and fill in a form. Start timing with one tap from the Lock Screen, a Home Screen widget, Control Center or the Action Button — or say it: "Hey Siri, log an attack in Aura." End it the same way: "Hey Siri, it's over in Aura." A Live Activity keeps the clock on your Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island, in plain minutes and hours, with your usual medicine one tap away..

TALK TO IT WITH YOUR EYES SHUT Siri understands the way people actually talk: "pain is 7", "I took sumatriptan", "my aura started", "add a note", "I have a headache" (recorded as a headache, not a migraine) — each ending "in Aura". Ask "how long has it been?" mid-attack, or "how many migraine days this month?" any time.

BREATHE, LED BY TOUCH A slow breathing guide you follow by feel: the phone swells as you breathe in and fades as you breathe out, on a true-black screen. Comfort, not treatment — and no light needed.

ATTACK MODE: TRUE BLACK, NOTHING BRIGHT While an attack is running, Aura switches to true black with a single dim amber. No animation, large buttons, and haptics instead of light. It isn't a setting buried in a menu — it's what the app does when you need it.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No account, nothing to sign up for • No server — your diary stays on your iPhone • No analytics, no ads, no tracking • Your data is never sold or shared • Export everything for free, and delete anything, including what Aura saved to Apple Health

ADD THE DETAILS LATER — OR NEVER When you're through it, add as much or as little as you like: how bad it got, symptoms, aura, medicines taken, the warning signs before the pain and how long recovery took. Every record, including its times, can be corrected.

THE NUMBERS YOUR DOCTOR ASKS FOR • Migraine days and headache days per month • How long attacks last, how bad they get and when they start • Days on acute medication, shown against the published medication-overuse thresholds • Days attacks stopped you, and days of work, school or plans you missed • A clear PDF report to share or print, plus a CSV of every field • And a page explaining how every number was counted, so your clinician can trust it

BRING YOUR HISTORY WITH YOU Import past attacks from another diary app's CSV export.

HONEST INSIGHTS, NOT GUESSES Aura doesn't rank "triggers" or predict attacks. Where your diary has enough data, it compares your attack days with your other days — for sleep, barometric pressure and cycle timing — and shows how certain that comparison is. Where there isn't enough data, it says so.

WEATHER, ONLY IF IT AFFECTS YOU Tell Aura weather affects you, and it records the barometric pressure when you log an attack and can warn you before a big pressure drop. If you don't, no weather lookup ever happens.

GENTLE BY DEFAULT No streaks, no daily check-ins, no guilt. At most: one optional offer to add details after an attack, a medication-overuse heads-up, and a pressure alert if you ask for one.

AURA PLUS Treatment trials: mark when you started a preventive and see your migraine days, headache days and medicine days before and since, with the reasons to be careful spelled out. Your own tags beside Aura's list. A treatment page in your doctor's report. One purchase, shared with your family, no subscription. Everything above stays free.

Aura is a diary, not a medical device. It does not diagnose, predict or recommend treatment. If a headache is sudden and severe, the worst of your life, or comes with fever, a stiff neck, confusion, weakness or a seizure, get emergency help immediately.

Terms of use: https://aura.ozar.io/terms