One-tap Attack Mode
Start a migraine, headache, aura, or medication log quickly and fill in details when symptoms ease.
Fast migraine logging
Start a migraine log now. Add details later.
Migraine Tracker is built for the moment symptoms start: one-tap Attack Mode, low-light screens, quick medication and water logging, and organized history when you feel ready to review.
Today
Hi, Maya.
Add details later.
Attack Mode ready
Migraine now?
Start the low-light flow. No typing required.
3Attack days
2Medication days
3hAvg duration
33%Reviewed
Features
Designed for migraine moments, not perfect data entry.
Hydration and medication context
Track water, acute medication, preventative medication, relief, timing, and missed review details.
History and care plan
Review attacks by day and severity, keep red flags and rescue instructions close, and prepare clinician-ready exports with Pro.
Free and Pro
Basic tracking stays free.
Free tracking
Start attack logs, track core symptoms, keep basic local history, and use water tracking without an account.
Pro analysis
Unlock food context, advanced widgets, medication safety analysis, review workflows, trends, correlations, sync, and exports.
Private by default
You can use Migraine Tracker locally. Account sync is optional and available for Pro users who want backup across devices.
Pricing
Choose the plan that fits how you track.
Weekly
$2.99Short-term Pro access for sync, food context, analysis, widgets, and exports.
Yearly
$29.99Best default for ongoing migraine tracking. Includes a 7-day free trial.
Lifetime
$99.99One-time purchase for lifetime Pro access. No trial on lifetime.
Prices are listed in USD and may vary by country, tax, and App Store pricing. Subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before renewal.
Important medical note
A tracker, not a diagnosis.
Migraine Tracker is a personal health journal. It is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent migraine or any medical condition. Always follow your clinician's advice for diagnosis, medication, and treatment decisions.