Coming soon
A private migraine diary for iPhone and Android
Log an attack in seconds. Get a quiet heads-up before sharp barometric drops. Your migraine history stays on your phone.
Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play
MigraMemo is a migraine diary built for the moment you actually need it — when the light hurts and you can barely look at your screen.
One dark, low-glare screen. Huge tap targets. No typing required.
The app
Every screen on this page is the real app, running on demo data.
Start an attack with one tap, tap a number from 1 to 10 for how bad it is, tap the symptoms you feel and the medication you took.
Saved as you tap. Everything saves the instant you tap it, so closing the app never loses anything.
Forgot to log in the moment? Add a past attack in two taps.
Rather talk than type? Hold to dictate a note — it is turned into text on your iPhone and never recorded. iPhone
After each dose, MigraMemo asks one quick question: did it help? Over time that becomes your own medication response picture — how often each medication helped, how often it worked within two hours, and how fast relief usually came.
About two hours after a dose
A quiet check-in you can answer right from the notification: Yes, A little or No.
No recommendations, no dosing advice.
Many people log attacks around falling barometric pressure. MigraMemo watches the 7-day pressure forecast for your area and gives you a quiet, silent notification before sharp drops.
Heads-ups come only when the forecast shows a sharp drop. At most once a day, and never during your quiet hours.
Your area is stored rounded to roughly 11 km — never your precise position.
What the air is doing
MigraMemo tells you what the air is doing, never what your body will do.
Heads-ups are environmental information, like a weather app.
Every attack lands on the History calendar, each day a tile showing its severity tier, with a dot on days you took medication. However far back your diary goes, all of it is there.
Attack days, average severity and average length over 30 days, 90 days or a year — plus how many attacks you logged each month.
Your last 1, 3 or 6 months
One tap builds a clean PDF of your last 1, 3 or 6 months:
Bring it to your appointment instead of trying to remember.
MIDAS is the freely usable Migraine Disability Assessment: five self-reported counts of days. MigraMemo presents it as a score you can bring to your clinician — it does not diagnose.
Shared from your phone; nothing is uploaded.
Mark where the pain is on a simple head map as you log an attack.
Turn it on and an ongoing attack stays at hand, with Took med and End buttons — never medication names, severity or notes.
iPhone: on your lock screen and in the Dynamic Island, where anyone who sees your phone can see it, with buttons on iOS 17 and later.
Android: a silent notification whose details stay hidden while your phone is locked.
Reads your period days from Apple Health or Health Connect (read-only) to mark them on your attack calendar, plus an attacks-by-cycle-day view. That data is displayed in the moment and never stored by MigraMemo.
Always consult a qualified clinician about your migraine treatment, and seek emergency care for sudden, severe, or unusual symptoms.
Privacy
MigraMemo has no sign-up because it has no servers. Your attack history lives in a database on your phone, and you can export all of it to a file.
MigraMemo has no accounts and no backend. We cannot see, sell, or lose your data, because we never receive it.
Everything you log lives in a database on your device. On iPhone it is included in your normal iCloud device backup. On Android it is deliberately kept out of Google Drive backup so your diary never leaves the phone.
You can export your complete data as a file, or delete it at any time by deleting the app.
A few things do, and none of them is your health data: rounded coordinates to Apple Weather for forecasts, city-search text to Apple Maps, and what our purchase partner, RevenueCat, needs to run and analyse subscriptions and offers: your purchase and subscription status, when an offer is shown, and basic device details, tied to a random anonymous ID. This release does not send crash reports or anonymous usage counts. The privacy policy lists every one.
MigraMemo Unlimited
No tiers and no locked screens. The whole app, for as long as you subscribe.
Your diary stays on your phone, subscribed or not.
Yearly, with a 7-day free trial for eligible new subscribers, or monthly.
Everything in the diary, and the layers with real work behind them:
Prices for your country are shown in the app.
No. MigraMemo shows what the barometric pressure forecast is doing — the same information a weather app shows. It never predicts or diagnoses anything.
No. MigraMemo is not a medical device and does not provide medical advice. It helps you track and spot patterns in your own data. It does not diagnose, predict, treat, or prevent anything, and it is not a substitute for medical care. Always talk to your clinician about your migraine treatment.
On your phone, in MigraMemo’s own database. There is no account and no server. On iPhone it’s included in your normal iCloud device backup. On Android it’s deliberately kept out of Google Drive backup so your diary never leaves the phone.
No. MigraMemo is subscription-only: MigraMemo Unlimited, monthly or yearly, with a 7-day free trial on the yearly plan for eligible new subscribers. If your subscription ends, your diary stays on your phone, ready when you subscribe again. To keep your own copy, export it from Settings → Export data while you’re subscribed. Prices for your country are shown in the app.
On iPhone, restore your device backup as usual. On Android, a direct device-to-device transfer carries MigraMemo across (Android 12+); otherwise use Settings → Export data on the old phone and “Restore from a backup” on the new one’s welcome screen. Export/Import works on both platforms and is always the surest route.
Through your Apple or Google account subscription settings; MigraMemo can’t see or manage your subscription.
MigraMemo is coming soon to the App Store and Google Play.
A closer look
MigraMemo on iPhone, shown with fictional diary entries. Swipe or scroll to explore.
MigraMemo is coming soon to the App Store and Google Play.