Migloom 3.0 helps you get more out of every appointment. - Visit summary: choose a period and see it next to the one before, with a day-by-day chart, the medications you logged, and a short summary of your log - Questions for your doctor and your next visit date, printed on a shareable PDF - Backup and restore: save every entry and your visit notes to one file. Restoring never deletes anything - Quick Log widgets for the Home Screen and Lock Screen, a Control Center button, and Siri shortcuts - Everything included: a new Settings card lists what comes with your one-time purchase - Cleaner screens: the extra panel along the bottom of every screen is gone, and the tab bar uses the system style (glass on iOS 26) - Fixes: easier-to-read calendar numbers on lighter days, brighter secondary text, the calendar follows your region's first day of the week, text grows with your Dynamic Type setting, and clearer wording on the monthly reference line

This update sharpens the interface: the iPad layout now uses a centered, comfortable reading width instead of stretching edge to edge, plus small display fixes. iPhone is unchanged.

Migloom 2.0 — a pro upgrade for your headache diary, still 100% offline. • Structured medication logging: pick your meds by class and mark what actually helped. • Medication-overuse tracking: acute-medication days per month against established (ICHD-3) thresholds, with gentle approaching/over warnings. • Insights tab: your monthly headache days vs a ≤4-day target, a 6-month trend, a 365-day heatmap, and per-trigger correlations. • Clinician PDF report: a doctor-ready summary, built entirely on your device. • Optional daily reminder. A private tracker — no account, no network. It counts your patterns; it does not diagnose.

Deep Patterns — tap the waveform icon on the Summary tab to open a new Patterns screen with four cards: • Time of Day: see which 4-hour window (Night, Early AM, Morning, Afternoon, Evening, Late Night) sees the most attacks in the selected month. • Day of Week: a mini bar chart showing which days of the week your migraines most often fall on. • Trigger × Severity: for each trigger you log, Migloom now shows the average attack severity when that trigger was present — so you can see not just which triggers appear most often, but which ones tend to accompany your worst attacks. • Treatments: which treatments appear most often across your entries, their average attack severity, and a "worked" fraction (how often you also noted something helped that episode). Sources cited in the screen: Alstadhaug et al., Cephalalgia 2007; van Casteren et al., J Headache Pain 2021. All existing data, entries, and previous features are unchanged. Everything stays on your device.

Phase tracking — Log which phases you experienced (prodrome, aura, headache, postdrome) and specific symptoms within each: yawning, food cravings, fatigue, neck stiffness in the prodrome; flashing lights, zig-zag lines, blind spots in the aura; brain fog and lingering sensitivity in the postdrome. MIDAS disability score — Migloom now auto-computes a Migraine Disability Assessment (MIDAS) score from your past 90 days of logged entries, graded I through IV. Bring it to your next doctor's appointment as a starting point for discussing treatment. CSV export — Export your full diary as a CSV file with 18 columns including all phases, symptoms, triggers, treatments, and notes. AirDrop it, email it to your doctor, or open it in Numbers or Excel. Month-over-month comparison and migraine-free streaks — See at a glance how this month compares to last, plus your longest migraine-free streak and days since your last episode. All existing entries continue to work. Everything stays on your device.