Migraine Diary — private headache tracker with a doctor report

Made for bad days

Gentle on the eyes, quick on the worst day.

Soft colors and a dark theme that doesn't glare. Big targets you can hit with one thumb.

Tap “Headache now”

The attack starts timing. Set how bad it is on a 1–10 scale with one touch.

Add what you know

Medication, symptoms like aura or nausea, possible triggers — all taps, almost no typing.

Close it when it's over

Two hours after a dose, the app asks whether it helped. In the evening, it can ask how your day was.

First page of the PDF report with a summary and calendars

Doctor report

Walk into the appointment with facts.

Neurologists ask how many headache days you had, what you took and whether it worked. The PDF answers all of it on one page, with every attack listed after.

Headache and migraine days per month
Days with painkillers — and a flag if they reach 10 a month
Calendar with the intensity of each day
Every attack: duration, symptoms, medication and effect

Patterns

See what sets it off — and what actually helps.

Triggers

Stress, poor sleep, weather, your period, alcohol, skipped meals — ranked by how often they come before an attack.

What helps

For each medicine: how often you took it and how often it really worked.

Too many painkillers?

Taking acute medication on 10+ days a month can cause more headaches. The app notices and suggests talking to your doctor.

Privacy

Your diary stays on your phone.

No account, no cloud, no selling health data. The report leaves your phone only when you share it yourself.

Inside the app

Quiet colors, clear answers.

Home screen with the log button — Two-tap logging

Entry with intensity, type and pain location — Details when you're ready

Month calendar colored by headache intensity — Calendar

Headache days by month and common triggers — Patterns

Details

What's included

Headache types	Migraine, tension-type, cluster and other headaches, with pain location and symptoms.
Reminders	An optional evening check-in and a question two hours after each dose.
Medication	Your own list of acute and preventive medicines, doses and how well each one works.
Languages	English, Українська, Español, Português, Deutsch, Français, Italiano, Nederlands, Polski, Čeština, Română, Български, Eesti, Русский, Türkçe, Bahasa Indonesia, Tiếng Việt, ไทย, हिन्दी, العربية, 日本語, 한국어.
Price	Free with ads. One report per short video, or Pro for unlimited reports and no ads.

Track headaches in two taps.