A migraine journal you can talk to.
Migrapulse is a calm, voice-first migraine journal for the moments a screen is the last thing you want. One breath in, and your attack is logged.
Three breaths from onset to logged.
No menus. No checkbox grids. No bright submit button. Just your voice — turned into structured data while you keep your eyes closed.
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01 — TAP
One target. Anywhere on screen.
The whole face of the app is one big pressable orb. You don't have to aim, you don't have to read.
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02 — SPEAK
Talk like a person, not a form.
"Pounding behind my right eye, queasy, started about an hour ago." Done.
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03 — DONE
Tagged, timestamped, never uploaded.
On-device speech-to-text extracts symptoms, severity, triggers, and time. Then it shuts up.
What it feels like with your eyes closed.
Three states. No more. The whole interface is built around the assumption that you can't, or shouldn't, look at it.
Migrapulse speaks first. Eyes can stay shut.
Each prompt plays out loud — short, plainspoken, never a wall of text. The mic stays closed until the question is over, so the app never hears itself.
The orb pulses while it talks. The waveform stays flat — a visible signal the mic is off, even if your speaker is muted.
Talk like a person, not a form.
Apple's on-device speech engine transcribes you in real time. Your reply pins to the chat under the question that asked it — so you can see the full conversation as it builds.
Pause for two seconds and Migrapulse moves on. You don't have to find the stop button.
Your words become a structured entry.
An on-device language model parses what you said into the fields a clinician would want — location, intensity, triggers, time of onset, associated symptoms.
You can review later, when the lights don't hurt. Or never. The voice memo is enough.
The other apps were designed for after the migraine.
A typical migraine tracker asks you to fill out a 47-tap form during the worst hour of your week. Here's what happens when you actually try.
Each whisper builds the map of your migraines.
Migrapulse Plus surfaces patterns you couldn't have spotted by yourself — without ever sending a syllable off the device.
Last 12 weeks
Tuesdays are 2.4× more likely.
Looks like work-week onset. Most attacks land between 2–5pm.
72% right-sided, behind the eye.
Worth raising with your neurologist on your next visit.
Tracking, free. Patterns, optional.
Free
- Unlimited voice logging
- On-device transcription
- Automatic symptom tagging
- Full migraine history
- Export as CSV, JSON, PDF
Plus
- Everything in Free
- Trigger pattern detection
- Weekly & time-of-day patterns
- Pain-location body map
- Top symptoms at a glance
Quiet answers.
For the next migraine, just speak.
Free on the App Store. iPhone & iPad. No account, no upload, no fight.
Download for iOS