Nagi – Migraine Diary

Nagi – Migraine Diary

Understand your triggers

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Nagi is the migraine diary you fill in 10 seconds, and everything stays on your phone. Log an attack with one tap, complete it later. Nagi connects your attacks to your sleep, the barometric pressure, your cycle and your treatments, then shows you what keeps coming back before your attacks — without ever sending anything to a server. WHAT NAGI DOES • Logs an attack in seconds: intensity, location, aura, symptoms, triggers. • Tracks your treatments and what actually brings you relief. • Connects your attacks to the weather, your sleep, your heart rate variability and your cycle. • Flags the days to watch, in the morning. • Builds a clear report for your doctor, as a PDF or a CSV. YOUR DATA STAYS WITH YOU No account, no server. Your attacks are stored in a local database, on your phone: the developer has no access to it. You can export everything or erase everything in two taps, whenever you want. FREE, WITH NO TIME LIMIT Logging your attacks will always be free. Nagi Premium opens what needs history: your personal correlations, the days to watch, how well each treatment relieves you, and the report for your doctor. Nagi is a personal logbook. It is not a medical device: it makes no diagnosis and does not replace the advice of a healthcare professional. — Nagi Premium — auto-renewing subscription • Annual, after a 7-day free trial • Quarterly, billed every 3 months The price for your country or region is shown in the app before you confirm. Payment is charged to your Apple Account once the purchase is confirmed. The subscription renews automatically at the same price unless it is cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. You can manage or cancel your subscription at any time in your Apple Account settings. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://nagimigraine.com/privacy/
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What's New in Nagi

2.1.0

September 20, 2026

Nagi arrives on your Lock Screen. • Three widgets go there: "I have a migraine", your morning context and the day's watch level. One tap on the first logs the attack at the time of the tap, without unlocking your phone. • The Lock Screen has no colours: Nagi loses its mascot there, not its information. The timer of an ongoing attack keeps running before your eyes. • The calendar stays on the Home Screen: a month grid does not fit in that little space. • Settings › Widgets shows you where to place them, step by step. • No more empty boxes in the widgets: a measurement Nagi doesn't have is no longer shown at all, instead of sitting there saying "to connect". The Home did this already; the widgets finally follow. • The evening reminder stops repeating itself: seven ways of asking how your day went, one per evening. The preview in Settings shows the one you will get that night.

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Full access to Nagi, billed once a year.

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