Record and Recover
MigraineBot makes it simple to record the key information about your migraine. Start time, end time and pain intensity.
Don’t get bogged down recording needless information.
- Record information about your aura.
- Record start and end times of attacks.
- Record symptoms and medication.1



Track
See what’s happening with your migraines over time. Getting more migraines? Less pain? Using more medication? Find out by viewing graphs of your attacks over time.
The data hungry out there can also view aura days per month and mean pain by month.2
- View graphs about your attacks.
- Understand medication usage.
- See long term changes in your attacks.

Key Information at a Glance
MigraineBot makes recording, tracking and sharing your data simple. It only asks for key information so you can spend less time filling out your migraine diary and more time recovering and getting on with your day.
Key information is visible on the today screen so you can see all the important information you need.
- See month medication count.3
- See details of your previous attack.
- See attack and pain trends at a glance.
- See when your last attack was or how long your current one has lasted.


View Menstruation Data
MigraineBot integrates with Apple’s Health App to allow you to view menstruation information in the MigraineBot calendar. Helping you to better understand the link between your period and your migraine attacks.
Done with the app? You can delete your data at any time.

Shortcuts and Siri Integration
MMigraineBot integrates with Shortcuts and Siri, letting you make easy ways to manage your life and attacks.4 Want to tell your boss that you won’t make it in today? Tell your spouse you have finished your attack? All easy to do with shortcuts and Siri. Letting you get back to living your life.
Shortcut intents include:
- Record a new migraine attack
- End a migraine attack
- Find out if an attack is running
- Get details of a running attack


Your Data is Your Business
Your health data is private. It should stay that way.
MigraineBot keeps your data on your device and in your personal iCloud account unless you share a PDF. Your data is never visible to me.
Your data is encrypted using Apple’s iCloud Encryption and access is limited to you. Don’t want to use iCloud? No problem just disable it in the app settings or in your iCloud account.
Recent Updates
See what recent updates have been made to MigraineBot. From new features to bug fixes and improvements.
- MigraineBot v2.2.2
Minor bug fixes in this version of the app. Mostly to manage the new macOS app! - MigraineBot Mac v1.0.0
MigraineBot for Mac is here. With a great dashboard and responsive charts, it’s easy to view and amend data effectively. I have always wanted a version of MigraineBot to be Mac native so it works in a way that’s best for Mac users (particularly user number 1, me) while still keeping the features of the… Read more: MigraineBot Mac v1.0.0 - MigraineBot v2.2.1
This version includes a large number of bug fixes across the app. Hopefully this will reduce crashes and unexpected behaviour throughout the app. The highlights of these bug fixes that are actually visible to users include errors when exporting data that crosses from December into a new year, and some edge cases with multi-day attacks… Read more: MigraineBot v2.2.1
- Requires premium subscription including an iCloud account, and enough space for your data to sync. ↩︎
- Some graphs require a premium subscription. You can still see graphs of daily attacks over time, medication usage and more on the free plan. ↩︎
- MigraineBot doesn’t provide advice on how to manage your medication. Speak to your healthcare professional to get advice on medication frequency. ↩︎
- Requires MigraineBot version 2.1.0 or newer. ↩︎
