Track migraine attacks. See the pattern over time.
Start an attack log in two taps and add details later. Review recorded attack tags and medication days on your device; bring a clear record to your doctor.
Encrypted on your device · No ads · Free to start
Living with migraine is hard enough. Tracking it shouldn't be.
Not in the middle of an attack
When the pain hits, the last thing you can do is fill in a long form. So most days go unlogged — and the trail goes cold.
You can't see the patterns
Dates, symptoms and notes are easier to revisit when they are in one place. A repeated pattern is a question to explore, not proof of a cause.
Your neurologist wants data
"How many days this month? How long? What helped?" You deserve a clear report — not a scramble the night before.
Everything you need to understand your migraines
Four simple tools that turn scattered bad days into patterns you — and your doctor — can act on.
A migraine diary you'll actually use
Open the quick log and save an attack in two taps. Add severity, symptoms and possible factors later, when you are able.
Explore the migraine tracker →Review patterns in your attack log
Migrelle ranks tags you record with attacks and shows timing patterns on your device. With Premium it also compares how often your daily factors — sleep (also from Apple Health or Health Connect), stress, screen time and more — came up on the day of or before an attack versus your other days. Patterns in your own log, not causes.
How attack-tag patterns work →A 90-day report for your appointment
Create a PDF on your device with migraine days, medication days, symptom-free days and common recorded tags. Premium adds more detailed tables.
See what the 90-day report includes →Stay on top of meds, gently
Record medicines and doses, set local reminders and review how many days you logged any medication. Discuss the pattern with your clinician.
Three steps to understanding your migraines
Log
Open the quick log and save in two taps. Add severity, symptoms and possible factors later.
See patterns
Migrelle shows repeated tags and attack timing on your device. It does not identify causes.
Share with your doctor
Export a clean PDF for your next appointment — the numbers your neurologist asks for, ready to go.
Free to start. Premium when you want more.
Logging your migraines is always free. Premium adds the deeper tools — here's the shape of it.
Everything you need to keep a real diary.