Solara: Pain Forecast
Headaches, joints & weather
About
Predicts weather-related pain like headaches and joint aches the evening before. Log your symptoms to identify personal triggers and plan your week around potential discomfort.
What's New in Solara
1.0.5
October 7, 2026
Solara is now your pain forecast — inside the app, not just in the name. • Today, tomorrow and the week ahead as headache or joint-pain risk: Low, Moderate or High, with the weather behind it. • Joint pain now counts cold snaps and damp, chilly days, not only pressure and storms. • A one-tap evening log: how was your pain today? Solara learns your pattern from your own days. • US units: °F and inches of mercury. • Choose what you track in Settings. Fixes and polish.
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Solara Plus Weekly
Full access, billed weekly
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FAQ
What is Solara's pain forecast based on?
Solara's pain forecast is based on weather data including barometric pressure, storms, humidity, and air quality. It also incorporates space-weather data from NOAA to predict potential pain days.
How does Solara help identify personal pain triggers?
You can log your symptoms like headaches, joint pain, fatigue, and sleep quality within Solara. The app then correlates this data with weather conditions to reveal your unique patterns and triggers.
What subscription plans does Solara offer?
Solara offers a "Solara Plus" subscription with weekly and yearly options. The weekly plan is $9.99 and the yearly plan is $49.99. Both plans include a free trial period.
How can I manage or cancel my Solara subscription?
Subscriptions can be managed or canceled at any time through your App Store settings. Cancellations must be made at least 24 hours before the end of the current subscription period to avoid automatic renewal.
Does Solara integrate with Apple Health?
Yes, Solara integrates with Apple Health to read data such as sleep, steps, and heart rate. This data is used solely for personal pattern analysis and is never used for advertising purposes.
Is Solara a medical device?
No, Solara is a wellness tool and not a medical device. It does not diagnose or treat any medical conditions. If you experience frequent or severe pain, it is recommended to consult with a doctor.
What devices does Solara support?
Currently, Solara is supported on iPhone devices. The app is designed to provide its weather-based pain forecasting and tracking features on this platform.
How often is Solara updated?
The latest version of Solara is 1.0.5, and it was last updated on October 7, 2026. Updates typically include improvements to features and bug fixes.