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About AuraGlobe: Migraine Atlas

Living with migraines can feel isolating. AuraGlobe lets you see the triggers, seasons and weather patterns that people report across 1,800 cities worldwide — a quiet reminder that millions of migrainers know exactly what you're going through. It began as a simple question: does migraine really follow the weather, and does it look the same everywhere? AuraGlobe is an attempt to make that question explorable. Spin a photoreal Earth and explore how migraine shows up around the world. AuraGlobe maps estimated adult migraine prevalences across 1,800 cities and 194 countries. Tap any marker to open its profile: how common migraine is thought to be there, an estimated number of people affected, the reported female-to-male ratio, the triggers people describe most often in their region, and the local climate signals so many of us feel — temperature, humidity and barometric pressure, live from Weather. WHAT YOU'LL FIND IN OUR APP: • A hand-built 3D globe — real satellite imagery, drifting clouds, a deep star-field, and sunlight that follows your view. • 1,800 cities and 194 countries, colour-graded by estimated prevalence. • Live local temperature, humidity and barometric pressure for any place (dot) you open. • The leading reported triggers for each location, ranked in order of frequency with the most common one at the top. • Seasonal peaks, female-to-male ratios and estimated numbers affected. • Search by country/city via our drop-down menu, or simply spin the globe and tap what catches your eye. • Feel free to just browse through and interact with the view of the 3D-globe if thats what you desire as well. MAKE IT YOURS: Slow the spin down or wind it up. Turn the clouds, stars, sun and markers on or off. Switch between °C and °F. Choose between dark or light mode. Your preferences and the places you've opened follow you across your devices with iCloud. FREE AND PRO/LIFETIME ACCESS: Open three places free of charge. Pro and Lifetime unlocks the whole atlas — every city, every country, live weather anywhere, and the full set of globe controls. PAIRS WELL WITH MIGRASENSE: MIGRAINE TRACKER If you keep a record of your own migraine days with our app, AuraGlobe sits naturally beside MigraSense: Migraine Tracker — one for the wider picture, one for yours. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy policy: https://rakukoli1.github.io/AuraGlobe-Migraine-Atlas/

What’s new

Version 1.0.2 · Updated September 16, 2026

Side-by-Side City Comparison added (bottom tab bar). Alphabetical Search: Find countries or cities using our new organised alphabetical layout. Cloud Density Adjuster: Fine-tune your view with customisable cloud density controls. Manual Search Button added. Minor bug fixes and performance improvements.

App privacy

The developer, Anvit Nanavati, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected but is not linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Purchases: Purchase History

Used for: Analytics, App Functionality

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