Migraines that run past midnight are counted more fairly. A migraine now counts on the day it started, and on a later day only once it covered 8 hours or more of it. A shorter spill-over is marked on the calendar with a small ring rather than counted as a second migraine day. History now shows how many migraines you had alongside how many days, and explains the rule. Prefer the old way? Settings > Counting days. The backup screen now shows when you last saved a backup file.

Every migraine can now carry the log book's five lists: where it hurt, warning signs, possible triggers, what else helped, and impact with hours lost. Mark a stand-out migraine so it is never lost in the averages. Five levels for whether a medication helped, a dose field with examples that match the medication, and a Medications list in Settings to rename or combine. Add a migraine on any past day from the calendar. A clearer active screen with a ten-step intensity scale.

When a migraine ends, the confirmation now offers Edit as well as Undo — go straight in and adjust the times, add an intensity, or note what you took. You can also choose how the app tells you something was saved: a Save button on notes, symptoms and medications, a brief "Saved", or nothing at all. Look under Saving in Settings. On iPad, the calendar now fits the screen properly. Everything is still saved as you go under all three.

Multiple migraines in one day now show a count on the calendar, so a day with three attacks no longer looks the same as a day with one. Quick symptoms hold up to eight instead of three, and you can add a new one without leaving the migraine you are logging — it is saved, ticked, and waiting for you next time. Settings now shows the version and build number, which makes it easier to say which version you are on. On iPad, the Lock to portrait setting has been removed. iPadOS decides orientation itself for apps that work in Split View, so the switch never did anything there and a control that does nothing is worse than none.