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About Migora: Migraine Tracker

Migora shows you the barometric pressure changes around your attacks — so you can finally see the patterns behind your migraines instead of guessing at them. No account. No sign-up. Your migraine history stays on your device, never sold and never uploaded. And when you see your neurologist, bring a clear, printable report instead of trying to remember months of attacks. Migora is a calm, private migraine and headache diary built around three ideas: see what the weather is doing, log fast when it hurts, and understand your own patterns over time. PRESSURE, ON YOUR SIDE Migora reads your iPhone's built-in barometer and blends it with Apple Weather's 48-hour pressure forecast. Over time it learns how the pressure around your own attacks tends to move, and surfaces the changes that matter to you. It's context and awareness, not a medical claim. ATTACK MODE — BUILT FOR A BAD DAY When a migraine hits, the last thing you want is a bright screen and a 20-question form. Attack Mode opens to a true-black screen with large targets and zero typing. Set severity, tap where it hurts, mark aura — done in about ten seconds. Add medication, triggers and symptoms later, in the recap. A DIARY THAT RESPECTS THE WHOLE ATTACK Log the full arc — prodrome, aura, headache and postdrome — not just the peak. Track your own triggers, medications and daily check-ins (sleep, stress, hydration, cycle) in seconds a day. DOCTOR REPORT Generate a clean, printable PDF for your appointments: a monthly calendar heat map, frequency and duration, an acute-medication-day count, your MIDAS trend and a trigger summary. Everything your neurologist actually asks for, in one place. INSIGHTS See how pressure lines up with your attacks, which triggers show up most, and how your check-ins relate to your migraine days — with honest statistics that say "not enough data yet" instead of inventing certainty. APPLE, DONE RIGHT Home and Lock Screen widgets, a Live Activity for an active attack, and "Log a migraine" and "How's the pressure today?" with Siri and Shortcuts. FREE, FOREVER - Unlimited attack logging and Attack Mode - Full calendar and history — your past is never locked behind a paywall - Today's pressure and basic trend - Daily check-ins - CSV export of your own data, anytime MIGORA PRO - Proactive pressure-change alerts and a 48-hour outlook - Insights: pressure-and-attack overlap, trigger correlations, medication patterns - MIDAS tracking and trend - Doctor Report PDF Pro is available as a monthly or yearly subscription (with a free trial) or a one-time lifetime unlock. Payment is charged to your Apple Account. Subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled at least 24 hours before the current period ends; manage or cancel anytime in Settings. Migora is a tracking tool, not a medical device. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional about your health. Privacy Policy: https://theknack2020-sketch.github.io/migora/privacy-policy.html Terms of Use: https://theknack2020-sketch.github.io/migora/terms-of-use.html

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