Migraine Decoder · In development
Decode the triggers your neurologist needs to see.
Clinical-grade migraine tracking that watches the triggers most apps ignore, barometric pressure and cycle data among them, and turns your real history into a report your neurologist can use.
The problem
The triggers hide in data you were never tracking.
Migraine triggers are scattered across weather, hormones, sleep, and stress, and most trackers capture none of it well. So sufferers arrive at the neurologist trying to reconstruct months from memory, and the real patterns, the ones that could actually change a treatment plan, stay invisible.
Built around three signals
The signals that actually move a diagnosis.
Barometric triggers
Migraine and the weather are linked for many sufferers. Migraine Decoder watches barometric pressure alongside your attacks, so a pattern you only half-suspected becomes something you can see.
Cycle data
For those whose attacks track with their hormonal cycle, that rhythm is one of the strongest signals there is. Logged plainly, it turns a vague hunch into evidence.
Neurologist-ready reports
Most appointments start with trying to remember the last three months. This turns your real history into a clear report your neurologist can actually use.
How the bridge works.
Log an attack in seconds
Capture each migraine and the context around it, fast enough to do when your head already hurts.
Let the patterns surface
Triggers like pressure and cycle are tracked against your attacks, so correlations come out of the data instead of your memory.
Walk in with proof
Bring a clear, organized history to your appointment, so the conversation starts with evidence rather than guesswork.
A look inside
Where it stands
Migraine Decoder is in active development. The competitive analysis is complete, and we are building it to a clinical-grade bar. No app-store badge until it is real.
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