Frequently asked questions

Miggy is a migraine tracker built to be used during an attack, not just after one. It stays dark, stays quiet, and asks as little of you as possible. Log your pain level, symptoms, and medication in a few taps, then put your phone down.

Light and brightness changes can make an attack worse. Miggy uses a dark interface throughout, with no white screens and no brightness jumps, so opening the app during an attack does not cost you anything.

A few taps. Pain level, symptoms, and medication are the core of an entry. Your frequent medicines, common symptoms, and own pain words sit ready, so logging gets faster the more you use it.

Yes. Miggy lets you log the prodrome, the early-warning phase before a full attack. Note the signs as they show up, and the phase can either resolve on its own or roll into a full attack, carrying those early signs over as symptoms so nothing gets lost.

Yes. You can edit anything you missed and backfill entries from earlier. The record should be accurate, not just what you managed to tap at the time.

Yes. A Home Screen widget keeps the current attack one tap away while it is happening, so you can update it without digging through the app.

Miggy is iPhone-first and built to work offline. An attack does not wait for a signal, so neither does the app. Your logs sync across the Apple devices you are signed in to through iCloud, so the record follows you.

No. Miggy does not require an account. There is no sign-up, no password, and no email to hand over. You can start logging straight away, and syncing simply uses the iCloud your phone is already signed in to.

Your migraine logs live in your own iCloud, through Apple’s CloudKit, and sync across the Apple devices you are signed in to. The health data you record never reaches Miggy’s servers, so we cannot see it. See the Privacy Policy for the full detail.

The waitlist is handled through a Tally form. We use the email you submit only to contact you about beta access, not for newsletters. You can ask us to remove it at any time. See the Privacy Policy for how we handle it.

Join the waitlist and we will reach out when your platform opens up. Beta spots are limited, so places are offered in batches rather than all at once.

The beta is free to take part in. Pricing for the full release has not been finalised. Beta testers will hear about any plans before anything changes.

Pattern insights are next, surfacing what tends to precede your attacks, followed by voice logging, doctor export, and a monthly summary. See the What’s new page for what has already shipped.