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MIGRAINE PATTERN AGENT

The migraine tracker built for the inside of an attack

Amaina is the headache tracking app built for migraineurs by migraineurs. Log attacks with your voice. Track your triggers all in one view. Walk into your next neurologist appointment prepared.

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The last thing you want during an attack is filling in a log

The gap between what apps ask you to do and what you can actually do during an attack is the whole problem. Amaina exists because that gap shouldn’t.

Woman lying in a dark bedroom during an attack

You can’t log during an attack

Your eyes are closed. Your head is splitting. The last thing you can do is tap a screen.

Woman in bed trying to use a phone during a migraine

You have to reconstruct data from memory

You walk into your neurologist’s office with fragments. Dates blur. Triggers vanish. Nothing changes.

Woman in bed at night looking at her phone during an attack

There is a pattern you can’t see

Your worst attacks happen on the same days every month. You know it, just can’t prove it.

You’re allowed to understand your condition – with a solid migraine diary app

Understanding your own condition is a right, not a feature. Amaina is the migraine tracker built for the inside of an attack and the appointment that follows it.

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The migraine app that works hardest when you need it most

Voice capture listening for an attack description
Transcribed attack log ready to save
Speak it, don’t tap it

Log a full attack in three sentences, in the dark, eyes closed

The most upvoted post in r/migraine’s history asked one question: why does logging an attack require ten questions? Amaina doesn’t. Press one button and describe your attack – that’s it. No dropdowns. No screen brightness required. Amaina will do the hard part for you.

Log your first attack →
Cycle phase overlaid on the attack timeline
See what makes the attacks worse

Suspected your period drives your worst attacks? Your cycle phase overlays on your attack timeline, and once you've logged a few attacks Amaina describes the association in plain language – evidence for the conversation with your doctor, not a verdict.

Your cycle phase overlays directly on your attack timeline. The AI surfaces the correlation in plain language, then includes it in your neurologist document in clinical framing.

Find the connection →
Aura early-warning screen with headache countdown
KEEP TRACK OF AURA

Record aura symptoms before the headache takes over

Log aura symptoms the moment you notice them – by voice, before the headache takes over. Over time your own logs show how your aura usually unfolds, in your timeline and in the report you bring to your doctor.

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Insight cards and high-risk window forecast
What drives your attacks, ranked by impact
Pattern insights

Understand your migraine: triggers, symptoms

After your first few attacks, Amaina connects variables across your timeline — sleep, cycle phase, weather, medication timing. Calculated on your device, from your own logs.

Explore →
Doctor report summary ready to send
Doctor report preview — attack frequency, triggers and medication days
Appointment-ready notes

Walk into your doctor’s appointment prepared

Before your appointment, turn your logs into a report in a couple of taps.

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Medication overuse tracker with rescue-dose count
Medication overuse alerts

Your acute-medication days, counted

Amaina keeps a simple count of the days you used acute medication this month, next to general reference information about what clinicians commonly discuss. The count is your own record – Amaina doesn't assess your personal risk or tell you what to take. Bring the numbers to your doctor; the judgement is theirs.

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Elevated migraine-risk weather alert with barometric trace
Barometric alerts

See the pressure, not just feel it

Amaina shows local barometric pressure and the change forecast for the next 24 hours, and flags when a drop of about 6 hPa or more is expected – a general weather signal many people with migraine report as a trigger, not a prediction about you. Alongside it you can see how many of your own logged attacks fell on low-pressure days.

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Voice capture listening for an attack description
Voice input – speak it, don’t tap it

Log a full attack in three sentences, in the dark, eyes closed

The most upvoted post in r/migraine’s history asked one question: why does logging an attack require ten questions? Amaina doesn’t. Press one button and describe your attack, that’s it.

Speak it

You say: “Migraine started around 2am, intensity 8, light sensitivity.” Amaina structures it, timestamps it, and adds it to your timeline.

Eyes closed

No dropdowns. No screen brightness required. No extra steps. Amaina will do the hard part for you.

Log your first attack →
Cycle sync – see what makes the attacks worse

Suspected your period drives your worst attacks? Your cycle phase overlays on your attack timeline, and once you've logged a few attacks Amaina describes the association in plain language – evidence for the conversation with your doctor, not a verdict.

Your cycle phase overlays directly on your attack timeline. The AI surfaces the correlation in plain language, then includes it in your neurologist document in clinical framing.

Automatic sync

Data flows in from period trackers without you lifting a finger.

Pattern confirmed

The AI connects your worst days to your cycle phase almost immediately.

Find the connection →
Cycle phase overlaid on the attack timeline
Insight cards and high-risk window forecast
Pattern insights

Understand your migraine: triggers, symptoms

After your first few attacks, Amaina connects variables across your timeline — sleep, cycle phase, weather, medication timing. Calculated on your device, from your own logs.

Trigger ranking

Triggers are ranked by how often each preceded an attack you logged.

Weather context

See barometric pressure and its 24-hour change alongside your attacks — descriptive, not a forecast of your risk.

Explore →
Appointment-ready notes

Walk into your doctor’s appointment prepared

Before your appointment, turn your logs into a report in a couple of taps.

Automatic reporting

Your report arrives as a PDF before your appointment, ready to send or hand over.

Doctor-ready notes

Attack frequency, top triggers, acute-medication days, and your episode log.

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Doctor report summary ready to send

Everything in one place. Finally.

Attacks. Cycle. Sleep. Barometric pressure. They all live on the same timeline now.

Retention · industry benchmark

73%

of migraine app users quit by week 4 – because logging during an attack is impossible. Amaina was built to be the exception.

Source · industry benchmark · 2024

Voice logging

Speak. Don't tap.

Doctor-ready PDF

Attack frequency, triggers, medication days.

Productivity lost

4days

lost per month on average by people with chronic migraine.

Demographics

85%

of chronic migraine sufferers are women.

Voice logging

Describe an attack out loud — Amaina structures it.

Acute-medication days

A simple count of the days you used acute meds.

Apple Health

Sleep, cycle and workouts in; your episodes back out.

What people on the waitlist told us about tracking migraine

From our pre-launch waitlist survey. These are the problems people described in their own words before Amaina shipped – not reviews of the app.

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I’ve been tracking my cycle in one app and my migraines in another for six years. I’ve never once been able to put them on the same timeline and see whether the thing I suspect is actually true.

Sarah, Portland

Chronic migraine · waitlist survey

“

I walk into neurology appointments with a vague story and no data. Twenty minutes to explain two years of attacks, and I always forget half of it on the way home.

Maya, Austin

Newly diagnosed · waitlist survey

“

I needed Botox approval and I had nothing to show for it – just a vague sense that my attacks were getting worse. No frequency count, no MIDAS score, nothing my neurologist could actually act on. I’ve been circling that conversation for two years.

Rachel, New York

CGRP preventive user · waitlist survey

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My neurologist told me to keep a headache diary before my first appointment and I genuinely didn’t know where to start. I tried Notes, I tried a spreadsheet, I gave up twice. What I want is to say three words when an attack starts and have that be enough.

Mia, Austin

Episodic migraine · waitlist survey

“

I’ve tried more than ten apps and I always quit around the three-week mark. Tapping through a form is impossible when the attack is at its worst – which is exactly the moment I’m supposed to be logging.

Chris, Cincinnati

Chronic migraine · waitlist survey

How it works

Three steps from attack to insight

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Voice recording active
01

Tell Amaina about your first attack

Press record. Describe what’s happening. Amaina listens and converts everything into a detailed log.

Pattern map
02

Watch your patterns emerge

Amaina connects sleep, cycle, weather, and medication across your logs. Your first patterns appear after three logged attacks — past ones count.

PDF report preview
03

Walk in prepared

Compile your logs into a PDF on request. Hand your neurologist a complete picture.

Your condition shouldn’t come with hidden fees

Amaina is a paid subscription – there is no free tier. Every plan starts with a 7-day trial that requires a payment method up front; cancel before it ends and you won’t be charged. 

Monthly
$8.99
Billed monthly after the 7-day trial · cancel anytime
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The migraine tracker app that bring you from guessing to knowing.

Download Amaina on iPhone. 7-day trial, card required, then $8.99/month or $69.99/year. 

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