MigraClarity · Women's Health
MigraClarity
A migraine tracker that helps you find your patterns and triggers.
What MigraClarity does, its free and Pro features, how the doctor report works, what the plans include, and how a headache diary can help you and your doctor.
- Log an attack in under 30 seconds
- Automatic context
- Treatment tracking
- ICHD-3 doctor report
- Independent overview
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Last reviewed by the Wellness Center USA editorial team
- To log an attack
- <30s
- Doctor report format
- ICHD-3
- Pressure forecast (free)
- 7-day
- Tier available
- Free
The idea behind it
Your migraines have patterns. Find them.
MigraClarity is built around quick logging and clear patterns. Here is how the company frames it, with its claims kept as its claims.
Fast logging
Record an attack in under 30 seconds, according to the site.
Context captured
Barometric pressure, cycle phase, sleep, stress and diet alongside each attack.
What works
Track each treatment's dose, how fast it worked and the outcome.
Doctor-ready report
A PDF formatted to ICHD-3 headache diary standards.
“Your migraines have patterns. MigraClarity helps you find them.”
Approach, compared
A paper diary, a notes app, or a dedicated tracker?
How MigraClarity compares with other ways to keep a headache diary. The MigraClarity column reflects the company's own description.
- Paper diary
Pen and paper
- Free and simple
- Easy to forget or lose
- Hard to spot patterns
- Notes app
Free-form notes
- Always on your phone
- No structure or prompts
- No reports for your doctor
- MigraClarity
Structured tracker
- Guided logging in under 30 seconds
- Weather and cycle context
- ICHD-3 doctor report
- Free tier available
Features
Free and Pro, side by side.
What the official site lists for each tier.
- Core
Core logging (all users)
Attack logging with triggers, gender-aware modes, treatment tracking with follow-up, sleep quality logging, multi-condition tracking and notifications.
- Free
Free extras
Data export as CSV or PDF and a seven-day barometric pressure forecast. The free tier shows ads.
- Pro
Pro extras
Cloud sync, voice logging, medication inventory, a seven-day migraine risk calendar and trigger-combination insights.
- ICHD-3
Doctor report
A PDF formatted to ICHD-3 headache diary standards, downloadable or shareable by link.
By the numbers
- Platforms: web and Android
- 2
- Gender-aware modes
- 2
- Day risk calendar (Pro)
- 7
- Plan options
- 4
Side by side
The plans compared.
Plan features as listed on the official site.
| Feature | Free | Pro (monthly, annual or lifetime) |
|---|---|---|
| Attack and trigger logging | Yes | Yes |
| Treatment tracking | Yes | Yes |
| CSV/PDF export | Yes | Yes |
| Barometric pressure forecast | Yes, (7-day) | Yes |
| Ads | Yes | No |
| Cloud sync and voice logging | No | Yes |
| Migraine risk calendar | No | Yes, (7-day) |
✓ = included · ✗ = not included. Pro is available as a monthly or annual subscription, or as a one-time lifetime purchase.
Want to check current availability and details?
Visit the official MigraClarity websiteImportant
Headaches that need urgent attention
A tracking app can't spot an emergency. Get urgent medical help for:
- A sudden, severe headache that peaks within a minute — a "thunderclap" or "worst ever" headache.
- Headache with weakness, numbness, confusion, trouble speaking or vision loss.
- Headache with a stiff neck, fever or rash.
- A headache after a head injury.
See your doctor if headaches are new, changing, getting worse, or need pain relief on many days a month.
The evidence
Why a headache diary helps
We found no published study of MigraClarity itself. The guidance below is about headache diaries in general.
Health services such as the NHS suggest keeping a migraine diary to help identify possible triggers and to see whether treatments are working. Recording when attacks happen, how long they last, what you were doing and what you took gives your doctor a much clearer picture than memory alone, and can help with decisions about preventive treatment.
The International Classification of Headache Disorders (ICHD-3) is the standard doctors use to classify headache types, and a diary that captures the details it relies on can make appointments more productive.
In plain terms: MigraClarity is a structured, convenient way to keep the kind of diary doctors find useful. It doesn't treat migraines, but better records can lead to better conversations — and better treatment — with your doctor.
Good to know
Common migraine triggers worth tracking
Triggers vary from person to person; these are among the most commonly reported:
- Sleep changes — too little, too much, or irregular.
- Missed meals and dehydration.
- Stress, or the let-down after stress.
- Hormonal changes, such as around a period.
- Alcohol and caffeine changes.
- Weather changes and bright or flickering light.
Simple routine
Getting started with MigraClarity.
Open the web app or install it from Google Play, and choose the mode that fits you.
Log each attack as soon as you can, and answer the follow-up questions about your treatment.
Generate the ICHD-3 doctor report before your next appointment and go through it with your doctor.
Plans and refunds
What to know before you upgrade.
MigraClarity offers a free, ad-supported tier, so you can try the core features before paying. Pro is available monthly (cancel anytime), annually, or as a one-time lifetime purchase. The site does not state refund terms on the page; check the terms at checkout. Orders are processed by ClickBank as the retailer.
- Free tier to try first
- Monthly plan: cancel anytime
- Lifetime: pay once
- Refund terms not stated on the page
Is it right for you?
Questions to ask before upgrading.
- Have you tried the free tier to see whether you'll log consistently?
- Do you use an Android phone or a web browser? Those are the listed platforms.
- Would Pro features such as cloud sync or the risk calendar help you?
- Do you prefer a subscription or a one-time lifetime purchase?
- Will you share the doctor report at your appointments?
- Have you read the privacy policy and the terms at checkout?
Getting the most from it
Turning your log into better appointments.
A diary is most useful when it is consistent and when you actually bring it to your doctor. A few tips:
Log every attack, including milder ones, so patterns aren't skewed toward the worst days. Record what you took and when, along with how long it took to work — this helps your doctor judge whether a treatment is right for you. Note medication days, because using pain relief on many days a month can itself lead to more frequent headaches.
Bring the report a few days before your appointment, or share the link in advance, and write down the two or three questions that matter most to you.
Specifications
MigraClarity at a glance
As published on the official website. Details it does not give are marked as not stated.
- Product
- MigraClarity™
- Company
- VIRGN LLC
- Type
- Personal tracking tool (not a medical device)
- Platforms
- Web app, Google Play
- Logging
- Attacks, triggers, sleep, treatments, cycle phase
- Context added
- Barometric pressure
- Doctor report
- PDF, ICHD-3 headache diary format
- Free tier
- Yes, ad-supported
- Pro options
- Monthly, annual or lifetime
- Export
- CSV and PDF
- Refund terms
- Not stated on the page
- Retailer
- ClickBank
At a glance
Key features
Log an attack in under 30 seconds
Quick, guided entries, according to the site.
Automatic context
Barometric pressure plus cycle, sleep, stress and diet prompts.
Treatment tracking
Dose, response time and outcome for each attack.
ICHD-3 doctor report
A PDF to download or share with your doctor.
Free tier available
Try the core features before upgrading to Pro.
What it's made of
Ingredients & materials
- Core app
- Attack logging, gender-aware modes, treatment tracking, sleep logging and notifications.
- Free extras
- CSV/PDF export and a seven-day barometric pressure forecast (ad-supported).
- Pro extras
- Cloud sync, voice logging, medication inventory, a seven-day risk calendar and trigger combinations.
The details
Overview
MigraClarity is a migraine-tracking app from VIRGN LLC, available as a web app and on Google Play. Its tagline sums up the idea: "Your migraines have patterns. MigraClarity helps you find them." The company describes it as "a personal tracking tool, not a medical device." You log each attack — the site says in under 30 seconds — along with factors such as barometric pressure, cycle phase, sleep, stress and diet, and record which treatments you took and how well they worked. The app then turns that history into a doctor report formatted to ICHD-3 headache diary standards, which you can download or share. This page sets out what the official site states, what the free and paid plans include, and how a headache diary can support conversations with your doctor. It is an editorial overview, not a hands-on test, and nothing here is medical advice.
How it works
MigraClarity is a structured headache diary. Each time you have an attack, you record when it happened and what was going on around it; the app adds context such as barometric pressure. Gender-aware modes tailor the prompts — female mode adds menstrual cycle phase, while male mode focuses on sleep, exertion and stress. Over time, the record can reveal patterns: triggers that tend to come before attacks, and which treatments work fastest. Pro features add a seven-day migraine risk calendar, trigger-combination insights, voice logging, cloud sync and medication inventory. The app is a tracking and organising tool; the company is clear that it does not diagnose or treat any condition.
Who it's for
MigraClarity is aimed at people with migraines or frequent headaches who want an easy way to keep a detailed diary, spot their triggers and give their doctor useful information. It is not medical care. See a doctor if your headaches are new, changing or getting worse, if you use pain relief on many days a month, or if migraines affect your daily life — effective preventive treatments exist. **Get urgent help** for a sudden, severe "worst ever" headache, or a headache with weakness, confusion, trouble speaking, a stiff neck with fever, or after a head injury.
Usage
Install the app or open the web version, choose your mode, and log each attack as soon as you can. Follow up on the treatment questions after each episode, and generate the doctor report before appointments. Keep using the treatments your doctor recommends — the app helps you track them, not replace them.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
What is MigraClarity?
A migraine-tracking app from VIRGN LLC, available on the web and Google Play, that helps you log attacks, spot triggers and create reports for your doctor.
Is MigraClarity a medical device?
No — the company describes it as a personal tracking tool, not a medical device, and says nothing in the app is medical advice.
Is there a free version?
Yes. The free tier is ad-supported and includes core logging, data export and a seven-day pressure forecast.
What does Pro add?
Cloud sync, voice logging, medication inventory, a seven-day migraine risk calendar and trigger-combination insights.
What is the ICHD-3 report?
A PDF formatted to the headache diary standards used with the International Classification of Headache Disorders, ready to share with your doctor.
Does it work on iPhone?
The site lists a web app and Google Play. You can use the web app from any modern browser.
Can it tell me what's causing my migraines?
It can highlight patterns in your data, but only a doctor can diagnose headache types or causes.
Is my data private?
The site says your information is never shared and links to a privacy policy; read it for the full terms.
How do I pay for Pro?
Monthly (cancel anytime), annually, or a one-time lifetime purchase, processed by ClickBank.
What is the refund policy?
Refund terms are not stated on the page. Try the free tier first and check the terms at checkout.
When should I see a doctor?
If headaches are new, changing, worsening, or need pain relief on many days a month — and urgently for a sudden severe headache or one with neurological symptoms.
Can men use MigraClarity?
Yes. The app has a male mode that focuses on sleep, exertion and stress instead of cycle phase.
Can I track other conditions too?
The site lists multi-condition tracking among the features.
How long should I track before seeing patterns?
Doctors often suggest keeping a diary for at least two to three months, so several attacks and cycles are captured.
Where can I get it?
From the official MigraClarity website, which links to the web app and Google Play.
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Clinical reviewer
James Willson, PharmD
Clinical Pharmacist · Health content reviewer · Six years’ professional experience
James Willson is a clinical pharmacist with a Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) qualification and six years of professional experience in clinical pharmacy and the review of health-related information.
He reviews health and wellness content on Wellness Center USA for accuracy, clarity, appropriate terminology and responsible presentation of product information — including ingredient details, usage instructions, precautions and references to scientific research, where applicable.
His goal is to help readers understand health and wellness information clearly, tell product claims apart from established evidence, and make better-informed decisions.
Editorial note
Information on this page reflects manufacturer statements, which are attributed as such, and our own research. It is provided for informational purposes and is not medical advice.
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