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I've lived with migraine for about 30 years and have used paper based diaries on and off as well as one or 2 apps. Curelator is the only app i've used that really has given me any useful information and insight into my migraines. I thought i knew my triggers but curelator has made me realise that there's more to triggers than i realised. Knowing some of my protectors has been hugely helpful in gaining control over my attacks. Even keeping track of my medication intake correctly, ensures I don’t veer into medication overuse headache. The app is so easy to use, only takes a few minutes each evening and is now part of my bedtime routine. I also find the reports really easy to understand. I'm really looking forward to seeing what the Curelator team do next! They really 'get' migraine and as a sufferer that's reassuring to know they're up to date on the latest thinking in migraine treatment. I love the blog articles, so many of them have confirmed what I've suspected about my own attacks. Keep up the great work Curelator!!

A great tool for tracking triggers and shows what can help protect against attacks. So quick and easy to use. It should be a must have tool for all migrainuers.

I wanted to use this to track my sons headaches which are frequent. Looks like great ideas Entering one headache requires going through a gazillion screens. I will never use it deleted.

Give users the benefit of the doubt that they are capable of remembering past a few days ago when their headaches happened, or perhaps may be tracking them on paper and later putting them in the app for documentation/mapping. Also, do away with the stupid limitations on putting in custom factors every 90 days. I tried to put one in and ran out of time, tried to go back later to finish, and it had locked me out for another 90 days. So stupid. So annoying. Why are you ruining what could potentially be a good app with arbitrary and artificial imposed restrictions on your users?

how come i cant record which day of the month im on? for such a commin migraine trigger for women to be underepresented i am disappointed.

This is by far the best app I’ve used to track my headaches. Other app are super confusing to work with and this one seems promising for helping me understand my triggers by data mining. I have seen some minor bugs like it fails to load some of the menu pages (like “individual maps” for example). If this was happening to the daily diary this might be way to frustrating. I have to keep refreshing it to get it to load properly. In addition, the sleep and time outdoors hour logging is confusing such that it’s asking for the hours but then wants you to set it to AM or PM. I also don’t like that you can’t set it to 0 hours. When if I was indoor all day? Lastly, and the biggest one, this app has unnecessary multiple screens for the daily diary. I think it would be more user friendly if all the daily diary stuff was on one page and you just clicked each to set it. It might also be great to have default preferences to eliminate clicking everything every day. You know, for example, I rarely drink. It’s possible, but rarely. If I could set that to default no that would be convenient. The process of logging a day can be tedious and I often go back to other days I forgot. This one screen option would make it so much easier. Again, this app is great! These are just my minor frustrations. Thanks!

v3.0.1 not ready for use. Slow to load, very slow response to questions, glitchy, doesn’t pull in weather data, cannot complete logging factors. Rely on this app to determine if meds are effective. Have used for years and this is the first update with major issues.

This app has many great qualities not found another apps and works like a detective in the background figuring out what your triggers are. Unfortunately it has a huge flaw: it won’t let you enter any information about what you ate did or other potential triggers for more than two days in the past. When you have migraines, sometimes you aren’t well enough to fill out a migraine diary for a couple of days. When this happens, I take pictures of my meals and little notes so that I can continue to analyze and discover triggers. Frustratingly, the app will not let me enter this information, which leads to holes in the data. The developers assume that no one can remember anything accurately past two days. This is simply not true, and should be a feature that those who use other methods of record keeping can turn off.

A waste of money. They don’t have the newest meds on there making it a waste of time also.

Put in my headache journal for 90 days expecting to get some sort of trigger identifications for my migraines. Finally submitted the 90 days and gives me no feedback without buying the service for 49.99$. Wish it had said from the beginning it would charge this and I wouldn’t have wasted my time.