Migraine Tracker: Headaches

New Siri Shortcuts and automation support let you do more with your headache data. Build personal shortcuts to check your latest attack, track migraine-free streaks, count attacks over time, perform actions based on the duration of an ongoing attack, and more. You can also start and end attacks from Shortcuts, with more reliable behavior and better feedback.

This update fixes a bug that some of you have been experiencing related to orphan Live Activities. Many thanks to Shaun C for pointing me in the right direction on this one. Thank you for using the app. Your feedback directly shapes these improvements—if you find the app helpful, a quick rating or review means a lot.

This update focuses on making your headache logging more accurate and your history easier to scan at a glance. - Adjust Start Time While an Attack Is Active Sometimes you only log an attack once it’s already underway. You can now adjust the start time directly from the Active Attack screen using new stepper controls—no need to wait until the attack ends. This helps keep your records accurate, even if you start tracking a bit late. - See the Year in Your Attack List The attack list now shows the year alongside each entry, making it much easier to review and compare attacks across months and years. Thank you for using Headaches: Migraine Tracker. Your feedback directly shapes these improvements—if you find the app helpful, a quick rating or review means a lot.

We are excited to introduce new features and improvements designed to enhance your experience with our app. New Features - Generate and Share Detailed Attack Reports You can now create comprehensive reports of your headache and migraine attacks. These summaries compile your attack data into a clear, easy-to-read format, available in your preferred language. Plus, you can effortlessly share these reports with your healthcare provider via email or other apps, making your medical consultations more informed and efficient. Fixed Issues - Calendar display now accurately reflects your regional settings for the start of the week. We hope these updates make your experience more personalized and helpful. Thank you for using our app!

Release Notes We’re excited to introduce a series of updates aimed at enhancing your experience with the app: Visual and Interface Improvements - Modernized Button Styles: Many buttons, including those for connecting health data, attacking, and filtering, now feature sleek glossy capsule shapes, giving the app a fresh and cohesive look aligned with the newest design standards. - Updated Attack List: Attack entries now display with larger, more readable rows, improving clarity and ease of use. - Unified Container Elements: All container elements have been consolidated into a single rounded, customizable container component, ensuring a consistent look across the app and simplifying future updates. - New icons: The app has fresh, new modern icons. Accessibility Enhancements - Improved Support for Assistive Technologies: We've added a few helpful hints and traits to key UI elements like filter buttons and attack list labels, making the app more accessible and user-friendly for everyone. - Enhanced Contrast on texts and buttons ensures better readability for all users. - The app is tested to work with Voice Control. Thank you for your continued support! We hope these improvements make your experience more enjoyable and accessible.

New: Apple Health Sync! • Tap the brand-new “Connect to Apple Health” button to have each headache or migraine attack you record show up automatically in the Health app. • Spot correlations faster—view attacks next to sleep, exercise, and medication data that Health already has. • Headaches-only, nothing else: the app requests permission for headaches only and never asks to read your other health metrics. • 100 % optional & under your control—disable any time in Settings. Plus the usual speed boosts and bug squashes. Stay headache-smart and keep the feedback coming!

We are excited to introduce several enhancements and fixes to improve your experience with our application: Visual Improvements in Attack Calendar - Multi-Day Attack Visualization: Attacks spanning multiple days are now clearly connected in the calendar view with visual lines, making it easier to recognize attack patterns over time. - Enhanced Night Attacks Display: Overnight attacks are more distinguishable, helping you better understand attack durations and sequences. Improved User Interface - Streamlined Attack and Symptoms Management: You can now add symptoms directly from the main attack screen during ongoing attacks, simplifying data entry and logging. - Cohesive Layout: The active attack section has been moved to the main view for a more unified and visually appealing interface, with better-organized symptom tags. Localization - Better International Support: Localization has been improved with accurate translations and pluralization for non-english voice over users. Technical Updates - Dependency Upgrades: Updated core libraries to the latest versions for improved compatibility and security. - Version Update: The application version has been bumped to 2025.6.1. Thank you for your continued support. We hope these updates make your experience more intuitive and reliable!

This time, some minor updates and bugs squashed, to keep everything running smoothly!

I’m excited to share a powerful new feature in this update: Symptom Filtering! You can now filter your headache attacks by symptoms—think of them like tags. Whether it’s nausea, bad weather, or lack of sleep, you can select one or more symptoms to see a focused list and calendar view of matching attacks. This is all about helping you uncover patterns, spot triggers, and better understand what might be causing those tough days. I hope you like it!

Bugfixes • Fixed an issue where future dates could be chosen when editing attack times. • Resolved a bug where attacks could remain incorrectly marked as “ongoing” after being ended.

Introducing Symptom Tracking I’m thrilled to bring you Symptom Tracking, designed to help you better understand and manage your headaches! • Add symptoms to each headache entry to capture what you’re experiencing, such as dizziness, nausea, or neck pain. • Create and save custom symptoms for even more personalized tracking. • Track symptoms over time to uncover deeper insights into your headache patterns. This update empowers you with more detailed records and improved analysis—because every detail matters. Update now and start tracking your symptoms today!

- Added support for iOS 17 - Added new onboarding