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A migraine tracker is a tool used by people who experience recurring migraines and can help you log details such as how often they occur and how they affect your daily life.
Tracking migraines over time can be especially helpful if you live with chronic migraines, as it may highlight trends or potential triggers in your environment, lifestyle, or routines. A good migraine tracker also allows you to see whether your migraines are changing in frequency or intensity and enables you to share that information with your healthcare provider for better-informed conversations about care.


Better understand your migraines
Learn more about when and where your migraines occur.
Identify triggers that cause migraines
Logging migraine episodes over time can help you identify external or internal triggers.
Spot patterns in your migraines
Capture the frequency and impact of your migraines without having to rely on memory.
Learn what is helping improve your migraines
Keep a record of what seems to make a difference, so you can discuss these observations with your healthcare provider.
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“I have never taken a questionnaire like the symptoms survey in Human Health, and i wish it would be available in more clinics and counselling centers. It truly made me feel seen and heard, and that i am not alone.”
“I have never taken a questionnaire like the symptoms survey in Human Health, and i wish it would be available in more clinics and counselling centers. It truly made me feel seen and heard, and that i am not alone.”
“I have never taken a questionnaire like the symptoms survey in Human Health, and i wish it would be available in more clinics and counselling centers. It truly made me feel seen and heard, and that i am not alone.”
Add migraines to your profile


Log migraines using a simple scale

Log migraines using a simple scale

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Get insights as your migraines change

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You can add a migraine to your profile and rate its impact on a simple scale. This might include noting how it affected your ability to work, study, or take part in daily activities. Over time, these logs build charts that show whether migraines are becoming more or less frequent, or changing in severity.
Yes. Alongside rating each migraine, you can add notes about what might have triggered it. For example, you might write “bright lights at office,”“skipped lunch,” or “stressful meeting.” These notes sit alongside your migraine history, making it easier to spot whether certain factors appear again and again.
Yes. Some people start tracking when they have recurring headaches but haven’t had a formal diagnosis. A clear record of frequency, intensity, and potential triggers can be useful information for healthcare providers when assessing whether those headaches may be migraines or related to another condition.
Yes. You can note which treatments you tried during or after an episode, such as medication, rest, or lifestyle adjustments. Over time, you may see whether certain approaches appear to reduce intensity or shorten recovery. The app does not confirm or prove effectiveness, but it gives you a structured way to reflect and discuss with your provider.
Many people with migraines find that episodes vary in timing and intensity. Even if your migraines don’t follow a clear pattern, logging them creates a record that can reveal subtler trends, such as whether they tend to cluster around stressful weeks or certain environmental changes.