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One tap, even mid-attack
Start and stop a headache timer from the app, the Home Screen, the Lock Screen or Control Center. Pain, symptoms, triggers and medication can wait until you feel better.
Headache & migraine tracker for iPhone
Log a headache in one tap. See pressure drops coming.
StillHead is a calm, dark headache diary made for the moments you can barely look at a screen. One tap to start, one tap to end, with barometric pressure warnings and a report your doctor can use.
Download on theApp Store
Free 3-day trial
No account needed
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See pressure drops coming
A 48-hour barometric pressure forecast for where you are, plus an optional quiet heads-up, at most once a day, before a big drop.
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A report your doctor can use
A 30- or 90-day PDF with your calendar, every attack, medication days, top triggers and pressure at onset. Share or print in seconds.
Everything a headache diary should be. Nothing it shouldn't.
Every detail is optional, so a one-tap log is always a complete record.
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Head map
Front, back, temples, eyes, sinuses and neck, left or right.
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Calendar
Headache days shaded by severity, plus pain-free and symptoms-only days. Add past headaches in a few taps.
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Spot patterns
Headache days per month, average length, your most common triggers, medication days, and how many started after a pressure drop.
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Medication and what helped
Log each medication with its dose and whether it helped, partly helped, or didn't.
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Easy on the eyes
A dark, low-glare design with big tap targets, usable at minimum brightness.
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Your data, exportable
Export a doctor-ready PDF or your full history as a CSV whenever you like.
Your health diary stays yours.
No account and no tracking. Your diary lives on your iPhone and syncs through your own private iCloud. Read the privacy policy.
No accountNo adsNo analyticsYour own iCloudData not collected
The next one, logged in a tap.
Start with a free 3-day trial, or unlock StillHead once with a lifetime purchase.
Download on theApp StoreStillHead is a personal diary. It doesn't diagnose, treat or prevent any condition. Talk to a doctor about your headaches.