It is so user friendly and has more features than what I was expecting. I rarely call in sick or leave work early until recently. I never had headaches except when I had the flu etc. But about 4 months ago started having chronic migraines 3-4 days a week. And when I started leaving early or calling in, I knew I needed to see a doctor. The only thing missing from what I was looking for in an app is for it to track the number of days where I had to miss work due to the pain. My appt isn’t for another couple of months and I want to be able to show my doctor how much time off these have cost me. But…. I like this app so much I don’t want to try a different one. Fortunately I can put it in the notes section and track it that way. I’m just always looking for that easy button 😊

This is a comprehensive app for tracking your migraines, including walking you through each step of identifying where the pain is located, possible triggers, relieve methods you have used, etc. The app is user friendly and generates data on what you’ve inputted. I am currently working with my doctor to find the right medication for my migraines and I can’t wait to go to my next appointment and show her the data generated from this app! Honestly the app’s features makes it feel like a paid app, but it’s free! It never pesters you to do a free trial or upgrade. There are no ads or annoying popups. It’s a simple and beautiful app that does what it needs to do with no annoying ads and popups that other free apps have.

Finally a migraine app with a simple interface and a widget! I don’t want to obsessively track every tiny thing about my migraines when I *have a migraine*. My only complaint is that it really really needs more functionality related to medications. There’s also no way to log a medication when you don’t have a migraine, when the whole point of triptans is to PREVENT an attack! I’m currently having to use a different app called Chronicaling to track my meds which is not ideal.In addition newer long acting treatments like Botox and emgality are unrepresented. It would be extremely helpful to be able to notate them as a small dot or something on the calendar so one can see if they helped over time or not.

I’ve tried a few other trackers, but I really like this one. It is quick to log a new or past event (I kind of hate that all the trackers call them ‘attacks’), but I feel like it asks helpful questions to figure out what might be causing them and/or what helps. I’m still trying to nail down the true frequency and timing of mine so I can accurately report back to my doctor. This is also the first tracking app I’ve used that logs whether my monthly cycle is also happening, which is helpful for me. Another app I tried wouldn’t let me log a past event when I was in the middle of ‘an attack’ which was super frustrating and resulted in me not remembering to come back and log it later.