We make Migrelle, so we have a stake in this comparison. No tracker is the right fit for everyone. Before switching from Migraine Buddy, decide which part of your current setup matters most: quick logging during pain, a detailed diary, a report for appointments, integrations, community features or control over your data.
Start with your daily workflow
Try recording a real or sample attack in each app. Count the steps required now and check whether you can add details later. If daily check-ins help you, an app built around them may fit; if they feel like homework, an attack-first flow may be easier to keep using. Our Migrelle and Migraine Buddy comparison looks at these choices without assuming one winner.
Compare reports and privacy
Check exactly what a report includes, whether the useful format is paid, and whether you can share it without exposing unrelated notes. Read the current privacy policy for where entries live, what is backed up and whether an account is required. Look at the available integration list if Apple Health, Health Connect or a wearable is essential to you. Store prices and features can change, so check the live listing before subscribing.
Options to examine
N1-Headache emphasizes daily recording and individualized maps. Bearable is a broader symptom tracker, which may be useful if migraine is one of several conditions you record. Migrelle focuses on quick attack logging, an optional daily check-in and an on-device PDF. If you want a wider shortlist, use our feature-based selection guide. Test a free version where available and keep your existing records until you know the new tool works for you.
