MigraineZero vs HeadLog

MigraineZero is a migraine tracking app designed for moments when bright screens, small buttons, and complicated forms can feel impossible. Start an attack quickly, capture voice notes, review details in a guided card flow, and keep a structured history of symptoms, medications, pain zones, and timing. MigraineZero helps turn difficult episodes into cleaner records you can review later or export for personal and clinician conversations. Key features: • Fast attack logging with a sensory-safe dark interface • Voice transcript capture with optional AI autofill • Detailed pain map with neck and shoulder separation • Medication logging with custom medication management • CSV export for personal records • HealthKit sleep context for recovery pattern review • Apple Watch companion flow for lightweight attack logging and iPhone review handoff MigraineZero supports tracking and pattern review only. It does not diagnose medical conditions, provide emergency response, or prescribe treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional for medical advice. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

HeadLog helps you track migraine and headache attacks with clinical detail — so you can understand your patterns and share precise records with your doctor. LOG EVERY ATTACK: • Start/stop attack timer with live duration display • Pain intensity scale 1–10 with color-coded severity • Side: left, right, both, or unspecified • Triggers: stress, sleep, food, weather, screen, hormones, alcohol, exercise • Symptoms: nausea, aura, light sensitivity, sound sensitivity, vomiting, neck stiffness • Medication taken and whether it was effective • Free-text notes HISTORY & STATS: • Full attack history with swipe-to-delete • Monthly summary: count, average intensity, total hours • Daily bar chart of attack intensity • Top triggers ranking PRIVATE & OFFLINE: • All data stored on-device with Core Data • No account, no cloud sync, no ads DISCLAIMER: For personal tracking only. Not a substitute for medical advice.