Thoughtful tracking, built from first-hand product experience.

Who builds Auralog

Aberfeldy Studios, LLC designs, develops, and publishes Auralog for iPhone and Apple Watch. The same team that builds the app writes and maintains the product instructions on this website.

Adrian Eves

Adrian Eves is the developer of Auralog at Aberfeldy Studios. He built the app from his own experience of trying to preserve useful details during migraine attacks, and he writes the first-person stories attributed to him on the Auralog blog.

Auralog began from direct experience with the difficulty of recording useful details during a migraine. Its core approach is simple: capture the essential moment quickly, rest, and add context later when it is easier.

How we write the guides

Our guides combine first-hand instructions for using Auralog with general tracking information summarized from the sources linked on each page. Product steps are checked against the current Auralog release or a clearly labeled upcoming build, and guides show their publication and update dates.

Aberfeldy Studios is the product author, not a medical practice. We do not claim clinical authorship or medical review unless a named reviewer and relevant credentials are shown. Read the complete editorial policy.

What Auralog is designed to do

• Capture attack timing quickly on iPhone or Apple Watch.
• Keep symptoms, treatments, notes, and possible triggers together.
• Place optional weather, sleep, and health context beside recorded history.
• Make history easier to search, review, export, and discuss with a healthcare provider.

Corrections and questions

If an Auralog feature or guide is unclear, outdated, or inaccurate, email adrian@aberfeldystudios.com. Material corrections are reflected in the page update date.