Migraine Buddy

Amazing app and easy enough to track my headache & migraine attacks. Just wish it has more simpler themes

After the latest update, I can’t log in or sign up. Please fix this.

Why I can't log in into this app after I updated to the latest version ? Can you fix it to me because it's so important to me to record the migraine or headache that I may had after this

as i get headache and migraine quite often, this app helps me to identify the cause and how to ease the pain. from time to time, you will noticed the pattern and what triggered the headache and what to do with it. great app and really helpful to me. thanks for the developer team!

Easy and intuitive to use

To the team that worked very hard on this app, let it be developer, designers etc. May you guys be bless forever. This app has helped me a lot. It’s so convenient and easy to use. The dark theme helps prevent causing more stress to the user due to brightness eye strain. The webinar, and other materials shared in the app regarding anything headache, migraine etc is sooooo educational and the ability to chat with those who are like us in the country is cool too. The sleep tracker actually helped me balance out my sleeping time ALOTTT. So kudos to the team. You guys saved my life.

Been using this quite long time. Really easy to use it.

helps recording migraine efficiently, very user-friendly. I have been showing the analysis to my doctor & we are closer to tackling the causes of my year long migraine. Recommend to everyone out there who suffer from migraine like myself. This app will make your life easier.

I love this app! It asked so many good questions over the course of weeks. It not only tracked my headaches, meds, and reliefs, but taught me things to look for and options to try. Plus it is encouraging and supportive. Amazing technology!

The feature I would really like to see is the ability to track specific symptoms coming and going during an attack, and the waxing and waning of intensity. If I were designing my own app, I would create the interface so that each symptom was represented on a graph with time on the X-axis and each symptom group collapsible/expandable on a horizontal line, with the horizontal line thickness representing intensity, or no line, indicating the symptom is not present at that time. As an example of a symptom group, one could be tingling/numbness, and that group would expand to differentiate where the tingling or numbness occurred. Another example could be auras/vision, expanding to what type of aura was seen. Cognitive symptoms, expanding to vocabulary loss, name mistakes, memory lapse, lack of focus, brain fog. Auditory, including tinnitus, sound distortion, inability to process what you hear, hearing loss, overwhelming background noise, sound-sensitivity increases pain. Of course headache, expanding to each pain region and type of pain.