MindTank

MindTank helps you understand your migraines, not just record them. Log an event in seconds, check in once a day, and let MindTank's on-device statistics engine find the patterns behind your migraines: the triggers that genuinely raise your risk, and the habits that seem to protect you. FIND YOUR REAL TRIGGERS Most trackers leave you staring at a diary. MindTank runs real statistics on your own history, comparing migraine rates on exposed vs unexposed days, testing time lags (same day, next day, two days later), and correcting for multiple comparisons so you're not chasing coincidences. Every insight states its confidence plainly, with the day counts to back it up. Associations, not medical claims. TRACK WHAT MATTERS, FAST • Log events with severity, pain location, symptoms, aura and more in a few taps • A 15-second daily check-in covers sleep, stress, water, sun, food and screen load • Choose which factors you track • Apple Health fills in sleep, HRV, resting heart rate, steps and cycle data automatically (optional) • Local weather, barometric pressure drops, UV, air quality, and pollen is fetched once a day from your approximate location (optional) MEDICATIONS, HANDLED • One-tap dose logging for acute meds, preventives and supplements • Re-dose timers with a Live Activity countdown on your Lock Screen • Medication-overuse warnings before rebound headaches sneak up on you • Daily reminders for preventives PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your health data never leaves your phone. No account. No cloud. No analytics. The database is encrypted on-device, insights are computed on-device, and the optional AI recap runs on-device with Apple Intelligence. The only network request MindTank ever makes is a daily weather lookup using a deliberately imprecise location, and only if you turn it on. Take your data with you anytime with a one-tap backup export. BUILT FOR BAD DAYS Dark, calm, and fast. Designed to be usable mid-attack. Log now, add details later. MindTank surfaces patterns in your own data. It is not a medical device and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always talk to your clinician about your migraines and medications.