Log a dizzy spell or a headache right when it happens. Tap "Dizzy now" and a dark screen starts a timer, so how long it lasted is saved for you.
Switch between Vertigo mode and Headache mode with one tap at the top of Home. Your records stay either way.
■ Vertigo mode
• "Dizzy now": a dark screen with a timer, and at the top, when to call an ambulance right away, with a call button
• Daily log: dizziness, distress and activity from 0 to 4; ringing, hearing and ear fullness for each ear. Days in bed, off work or not driving are counted too
■ Headache mode
• "Hurts now": the time is saved the moment you tap. Where it hurts, severity and medicine can wait
• Today's headache: once a day, one tap (none, mild, half, lying down), on the Japanese Headache Society diary's scale
• Medication days (free): days per medicine type, next to the International Classification of Headache Disorders guideline (10 or 15 days a month). Ask your doctor or pharmacist about how you use medicine
• Log your usual warning signs before the pain (yawning, a stiff neck, flickering lights…) — even when nothing hurts yet
■ Tip cards and a monthly look-back
• One short card a day on Home, restating information from public health bodies and medical societies, with the source. "Read more" opens the original page
• Monthly look-back: every 30 days, days counted from your log plus three questions. No scores. Your answers appear next to last month's in the doctor report
■ Pressure, matched against YOUR records
• A barometric forecast for your area, as a chart and a sky you can scrub through time: the next 24 hours free, 3 days and a full week with Pro
• An alert before big drops — before, not while it is already falling (free for your first 14 days, then Pro)
■ Monthly summary (Pro)
• A weekday × time-of-day grid shows where your worst attacks gather
• Days that lined up with sleep, stress, skipped meals, caffeine, alcohol or menstruation, counted side by side with days that did not
• Headache days per month, before and after starting a preventive, side by side
• Medications ranked by how often they worked, with how much you took on the same screen
• It reports counted facts. It does not diagnose or predict
■ Ready for the consultation room
• Two doctor-ready reports, one for each doctor (Pro). The Vertigo Log lists duration, triggers and ear symptoms. The Headache Log is laid out like a paper headache diary: morning/afternoon/night columns, severity as + marks, medication and its effect, menstruation, symptom marks
• Visit prep (Pro): your next appointment and questions for your doctor, on page 1 of the report
• Export everything as CSV (Pro)
■ Free, forever
Unlimited attack, daily, headache-day and warning-sign records, medication days, the monthly look-back, tip cards, the next 24 hours of pressure and sky, your last 3 days of history, daily logs (sleep, skipped meals, stress, menstruation and more) and record reminders are all free. For your first 14 days, full history and pre-drop alerts are free to try too.
■ Vertigo Tracker Pro
Full history, the full monthly summary, before-and-after for preventives, a week of pressure ahead, pre-drop alerts, the doctor-ready PDF, visit prep and CSV export.
• Monthly plan (free trial included, auto-renewing, cancel anytime)
• Yearly plan (auto-renewing, cheaper than paying monthly)
• One-time purchase (pay once)
All three unlock the same features. Your records are never taken away if you stay free.
■ Privacy
No account. Your records stay on this device only — nothing is sent to the developer or anyone else. Zero ads and zero analytics SDKs (App Privacy: Data Not Collected).
Vertigo Tracker is a journaling app, not a medical device. It does not diagnose, predict or treat any condition. Talk to a doctor about your symptoms.
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