Migraine Tracker vs PressureWatcher

Predict your next migraine before it starts. Track barometric pressure drops in real time, get alerts when storms are coming, and finally see why your migraines happen. Most migraine apps just record attacks. Migraine Tracker analyzes weather, sleep, heart rate, and your menstrual cycle to reveal the patterns your doctor needs. WHY MIGRAINE TRACKER IS DIFFERENT - Barometric pressure alerts — get notified the day before pressure drops. Set your own sensitivity threshold (5 hPa works for most migraine sufferers). - Real pattern detection — after a few logged attacks, see your top triggers ranked by frequency. Stress? Poor sleep? Weather? Hormones? Stop guessing. - Private by design — your migraine entries stay on your iPhone. No account, no sign-up, no tracking. The app uses anonymous usage statistics and crash reports to improve reliability. LOG ATTACKS IN SECONDS - One tap to start, one tap to end - Pain intensity (0–10) and exact head location - Symptoms: aura, nausea, light and sound sensitivity, fatigue, neck stiffness, and more - Medications and how well they worked - Add your own custom triggers, symptoms, and meds APPLE HEALTH INTEGRATION - Sleep duration auto-pulled from your nightly data - Heart rate and HRV captured during attacks (with Apple Watch) - Menstrual cycle tracking with phase detection - Find hormonal migraine patterns you'd otherwise miss REPORTS YOUR DOCTOR WILL APPRECIATE - Professional PDF reports with pain trends, top triggers, and MIDAS score - MIDAS disability assessment built in — the standard test used by neurologists - CSV and JSON export for Excel or Google Sheets analysis - Finally answer "how many headache days this month?" with real data APPLE WATCH READY - Log attacks instantly from your wrist - Watch complication shows your active attack timer - Heart rate and HRV captured automatically during attacks CALENDAR & TRENDS - Visual calendar marks every attack at a glance - Pain trend charts across weeks and months - Compare current period to previous to see if you're improving DESIGNED FOR APPLE Built natively with WeatherKit, HealthKit, and Apple Watch. Fast, smooth, and respectful of your data. SUBSCRIPTION Free: log attacks, track symptoms and triggers, calendar history, and basic stats. Premium: unlocks pressure alerts, Apple Health integration, MIDAS assessment, pattern analysis, PDF reports, and Apple Watch logging. - Monthly: 3-day free trial, then $2.99/month - Yearly: $24.99/year (save over 30%) Payment will be charged to your Apple ID at confirmation of purchase. Subscription automatically renews unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel anytime in your App Store account settings. Privacy Policy: https://migrainetrack.app/privacy/ Terms of Use: https://migrainetrack.app/terms/

PressureWatcher — know when the barometer is moving PressureWatcher tracks barometric pressure where you are and shows when meaningful drops or swings may line up with how your body reacts to weather. Whether you’re managing migraines, joint pain, sinus pressure, or you simply want a clearer read on incoming storms, PressureWatch turns forecast data into a simple, day-by-day outlook. Built for weather-sensitive bodies Choose a sensitivity profile tuned to your needs: • Migraine — moderate drops over half a day • Joint pain / arthritis — faster pressure changes • Sinus / ear pressure — smaller shifts matter • General weather — standard storm-style thresholds • Custom — set your own 12h and 24h drop limits What you’ll see on the home screen • A clear verdict for the days ahead — steady skies or a drop on the way • Live pressure from your device barometer when available, with trend and sparkline • A multi-day outlook with color-coded risk: low, watch, high, and severe • Today’s key numbers: largest 12h and 24h drops, low, and average pressure • Tap any day for hourly pressure charts and plain-language reasons behind the risk level Stay ahead of changes • Location-based forecasts using your device location or a city you choose • Display pressure in the unit you prefer (hPa, inHg, mmHg, and more) Important PressureWatcher is for information only. It is not medical advice and does not diagnose or treat any condition. Always follow guidance from your healthcare provider.