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A migraine tracker built for the moment an attack starts. Capture the time in seconds, rest, and add symptoms, treatments, and context when you’re ready. See patterns over time and bring a clearer history to your doctor.
Free to download · In-app purchases
Auralog 27 features shown are coming with iOS 27.
Migraine Tracker: Auralog
Tracking that works on your terms.
Capture the essential moment first. Add as much or as little detail as you choose later, with your history ready across iPhone and Apple Watch.
Inside Auralog
From the first tap to the bigger picture.
A focused log when you need speed. A richer history when you’re ready to look back.
How it works
Less effort during an attack. More context after it.
Auralog separates the urgent moment from the detailed record, so tracking does not have to become another routine to maintain.
Add context naturally
Type or dictate symptoms, treatments, medicines, remedies, and possible triggers in your own words when you are ready.
Review and share
Search your history, compare severity and context over time, and create a clear report for a conversation with your healthcare provider.
Auralog features
Risk Outlook
Put today’s conditions in context.
Auralog’s customizable Risk Engine brings together recent sleep and local weather, including pressure, humidity, temperature, and rest, so you can see today’s conditions at a glance and compare them with your history.
- Use current location or choose a city
- View Risk Outlook in widgets and on Apple Watch
- Compare context with your recorded history
Apple Watch + Siri
Track where the moment finds you.
Start, update, and end migraines from your wrist. Add treatments and triggers on the go, or use expanded Siri and Shortcuts actions when voice is the easier path.
- Apple Watch app, Smart Stack, and complications
- Siri and Shortcuts with rich visual results
- Live Activities for an ongoing migraine
Practical guides
Helpful answers for real-life tracking.
Straightforward guidance for tracking what matters and getting more from Auralog.
Getting started
How to keep a useful migraine diary
Start simple with timing, duration, function, symptoms, and treatment response.
Read the guide Possible triggersHow to spot possible migraine triggers over time
Look for repeated associations while avoiding the trap of treating correlation as proof.
Read the guide Doctor visitsCreate a clearer headache history for your neurologist
Bring frequency, severity, treatment timing, response, and functional impact into one clearer history.
Read the guide Weather patternsBarometric pressure and migraine tracking
Compare attacks with weather context carefully and look for patterns over time.
Read the guide TreatmentsTrack treatments and see what helped
Record what you tried, when you tried it, severity changes, and what happened next.
Read the guide Voice loggingLog an attack with Siri or voice
Use natural language, Siri, and Shortcuts when typing or navigating a form is not ideal.
Read the guide HistoryUse a calendar to count headache days
Turn isolated memories into a visible history of frequency and severity.
Read the guideClear sources. Clear ownership.
Built and maintained by the team behind Auralog.
Aberfeldy Studios, LLC writes and maintains Auralog’s product guides. App behavior is checked against the current product, health-related context is linked to established sources, and every guide includes its update date.
We describe tracking tools and observed context without presenting app patterns as medical conclusions.
Frequently asked
Questions, answered.
Clear, practical answers for getting more from your history.
What should I record during a migraine?
Start with the attack date and time, duration, severity, symptoms, possible triggers, treatments or medicines, and how well they helped. Auralog lets you capture the start first and add the rest later.
Learn what to trackCan Auralog help me identify possible triggers?
Auralog organizes possible triggers from natural-language notes and adds optional weather and sleep context, making repeated patterns easier to review over time.
Learn more about tracking possible triggersWhat should I share with my neurologist?
A consistent history of frequency, duration, severity, symptoms, treatment timing, response, and day-to-day impact can make an appointment more productive. Auralog can turn your recorded history into a clear report.
Learn what to bring to a neurology visitHow does weather and barometric pressure tracking work?
Auralog places local conditions such as pressure, humidity, and temperature beside your recorded history so you can compare what was happening around each attack and look for patterns over time.
Learn how to track weather patternsCan I track medicines and other treatments?
Record what you took or tried, when you used it, severity before and after, and any relevant notes. Auralog supports treatments and checkpoints so the sequence is easier to review.
Learn more about treatment trackingCan I log a migraine with Siri or Apple Watch?
Yes. Auralog 27 supports expanded Siri and Shortcuts actions plus an Apple Watch app for starting, updating, and ending migraines from your wrist.
Learn how voice migraine logging worksHow does Auralog’s Risk Outlook work?
Risk Outlook brings together the factors you choose, including local weather and recent sleep, into a personalized view of today’s conditions. Use it to understand the context around your attacks and compare patterns over time.
Learn how to track weather patternsStart with one tap
Your migraine history, without the homework.
Record the moment. Add context when you choose. Build a clearer picture over time with Auralog on iPhone and Apple Watch.
